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3 takeaways as CSU men’s basketball starts practice before highly anticipated 2021-22 season
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College basketball’s preseason has arrived! Above are two articles focusing on arguably the two best teams in the Mountain West in 2021-22: Colorado State and San Diego State.
John Dutton recalls Nevada’s 1997 Boise State blowout when Pack was the ‘big brother’
1997: the last time Nevada football won on the road at Boise State. Nevada Sports Net’s Chris Murray talked to John Dutton, the quarterback of the Wolf Pack team that won in 97’. The 2021 Wolf Pack have a strong chance of ending a long streak Saturday, no pun intended.
Aggies offense, special teams underperformed in first loss of the season
The Utah State Aggies had an * air out of a balloon noise * moment this past Saturday against Boise State. Nationally-televised game on CBS, 3-0 with big wins at Washington State and Air Force. It was a chance to impress in front of a national audience against a Boise State team that hasn’t looked like its usual self. Instead the Aggies lost by 24. Can Blake Anderson’s team bounce back against BYU on Friday? Read above to see where things went wrong last weekend.
SP+ picks for Week 4
♂️ WEEK 5 SP+ PICKS ⁉️
— Bill Connelly (@ESPN_BillC) September 29, 2021
Miami 33, UVA 25
Maryland 25, Iowa 21!
UGA 32, Hogs 18
Michigan 24, Wisconsin 23
ND 25.3, Cincy 25.2!
Bama 37, Ole Miss 24
Oregon 37, Stanford 23
Florida 34, UK 23
Baylor 24, OSU 23
Penn St 36, Indiana 15
Auburn 28, LSU 26?
UCLA 31, ASU 29 pic.twitter.com/TeKBOPEc85
Well done, MWC footballers!
Eight receivers were added to the @biletnikoffawrd Watch List today.
— Mountain West (@MountainWest) September 29, 2021
came from the Mountain West #AtThePeak | #MWFB pic.twitter.com/4N8YIEBUOW
student-athletes have been named semifinalists for the Campbell Trophy -- college football's premier scholar-athlete award #AtThePeak | #MWFB pic.twitter.com/NrqQ4MabxC
— Mountain West (@MountainWest) September 29, 2021
Homecoming? Only in name for Hawaii
Governor David Ige says it ‘breaks my heart’ for @HawaiiFootball homecoming to have no fans, tells Howard Dashefsky that avoiding swamping of healthcare system is reason behind #HawaiiFB having only stadium in the country currently closed to spectators #GoBows @KHONnews pic.twitter.com/Uyebj8bqJN
— Rob DeMello (@RobDeMelloKHON) September 30, 2021
On the Horizon:
Today: First Spartan home game in a month has uncertainties
Today: Stats Corner: Is the MWC Trending Up or Down?
Friday: Week 5: How to Watch, Who Will Win, and Game Thread