Making The Rounds: Scrimmage Reports
by Jeremy Mauss on Aug 22, 2011 11:46 AM PDT
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Nevada football: WR Anderson plans to make most of senior season at new position | Reno Gazette-Journal
Wolf Pack wide receiver Shane Anderson has more tackles (13) than receptions (four) in his three seasons at Nevada. He's hoping to reverse that trend this year.
Air Force football: Saturday’s training camp report - Air Force - Colorado Springs Gazette, CO
There was a pretty good crowd at Falcon Stadium for the Kids’ Day festivities, and the scrimmage.
SDSU scrimmage a mixed bag | SignOnSanDiego.com
San Diego State football caoch Rocky Long wasn’t quite sure how to assess his team’s performance Saturday night at Qualcomm Stadium.
Former Wyoming QB Austyn Carta-Samuels Ends Up At Vanderbilt - Cowboy Altitude
Austyn Carta-Samuels has decided to continue his career at Vanderbilt.
Ranking the Mountain West's Top 25 Players for 2011 | AthlonSports.com
Fall Scrimmage Recap—They'll be better in two weeks - One Bronco Nation Under God
Fall Scrimmage Recap—They'll be better in two weeks
More on CSU's Donnell Alexander, the son of late NFL great Derrick Thomas | The Field House
Kopacka returns from knee injury | Air Force notes - Colorado Springs Gazette
Which newcomers play for the Pokes this season? | The Cowboy Chronicles
I'm sure many fans were disappointed to hear Saturday's fourth and final scrimmage of fall camp for the Wyoming football team was cancelled.
New Mexico needs wins away from The Pit - College Basketball Nation Blog - ESPN
New Mexico is one of the favorites in the Mountain West Conference, but they need to win on the road.
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C'mon San Diego! Where's the love?
San Diego State had a great season last year and they are expecting another good year this year. Where’s the fan support though? The media was reporting that about 1,000 fans showed up to watch the scrimmage. 1,000? I realize there is a lot to do in San Diego, but how can you create a great program when the community couldn’t care less? With a population of over 1 million people, you would think you could get more than 1,000 fans. Lindley and Hillman are an exciting pair to watch but apparently San Diegans don’t care. C’mon!
By the way, Boise State had their scrimmage and over 15,000 fans showed up. Don’t be surprised when Boise comes to play SDSU that half the stadium are Bronco fans.
"Gandhi didn't take a knee, Martin Luther King didn't take a knee, Thomas Edison didn't take a knee, and I sure as hell am not going to take a knee." -- Dan Hawkins
very true
Qualcomm is so big that I would not be surprised either if there are maybe 10,000 Boise State fans at that game.
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by Jeremy Mauss on Aug 22, 2011 5:49 PM PDT up reply actions
I have no idea if this applies to SDSU
but in some conversations online here with some Padres fans (a team that draws very poorly given their market) there are a lot of transplants in the San Diego area. Maybe that applies here, local support might be lacking due to none of the population caring much about the local teams.
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