Weber State University

I guess if that's what you're asking, it's just, you know, you lose a good player that does take its toll.

Coach, it seemed like this Weber State game kind of had a similar feel to the Central Connecticut game and started to go back to week four, but is there anything you learned about your team coming out of that game against the Blue Devils? And is there anything new you learned coming out of the game against Weber State?

Well, I think just resiliency is a good quality to have.

It's not something you want to be able to have to go to each and every game.

You turn over the ball.

I mean, the game we're about to talk about right now, Montana State, Weber State.

You turn over the ball, and that's a very easy way to soil any opportunity at getting a big win any day or even getting a win.

Montana State got a

appreciate you, but...

Yeah, man.

So, similar to Bellevue Christian, Seattle Christian, with the turnovers, turning the course of the game, Montana State and Weber State had a battle in Bozeman.

It was a great game, first off.

Also, very true.

It was a competitive game against Weber State.

Now, toward the end, man, their run game just took over.

When Montana State gets the run game going, they are just a different caliber of team.

A handful

of thoughts, like, I think you could argue, like, on the one hand, there's a few things at work here, right? One, you have a kick return touchdown by Weber State.

Excuse things maybe a little bit.

You also get the field goal set up by, was it a fumbled punt, I think, by Montana State there right before halftime.

But there was a case, and this is why it was concerning.

It was Weber State that needed to separate from a professor, and they gave him a termination contract.

It was $175,000.

for him to leave.

But I guess the concern is, at that point, what do you do with somebody who does become complacent and does become...

And it's not only complacency.

I mean, the example that I gave from Weber State was that they haven't named the faculty member, but that person had tenure, but they racked up thousands of dollars in personal expenses on the university's purchasing card.

And instead of firing them because this person had tenure, that's where they ended up with a separation agreement.

But there was a case, and this is why it was concerning.

It was Weber State that needed to separate from a professor, and they gave him a termination contract.

It was $175,000.

for him to leave.

But I guess the concern is, at that point, what do you do with somebody who does become complacent and does become

And it's not only complacency.

I mean, the example that I gave from Weber State was that they haven't named the faculty member, but that person had tenure, but they racked up thousands of dollars in personal expenses on the university's purchasing card.

And instead of firing them because this person had tenure, that's where they ended up with a separation agreement.

The Grizzly volleyball team, they dropped a pair of matches as well over the weekend.

First in Pocatello on Thursday, and then at home against Weber State on Saturday in five sets as well.

They lost that one 3-2.

The Seattle Seahawks, what a win last night in the NFL.

They're now just 1-4-1 in conference play, 3-10-1 overall.

The Grizzly volleyball team, they dropped a pair of matches as well over the weekend.

First in Pocatello on Thursday, and then at home against Weber State on Saturday in five sets as well.

They lost that one 3-2.

There is one sector that isn't struggling, however, and that is technical colleges who saw a total enrollment increase of nearly 6% in the last year.

Weber State University says they are not yet seeing a declining enrollment.

Instead, they just saw a new record set for student enrollment.

This fall, they have 33,558 students.

They lost to Texas State.

And Weber State also lost to Montana State.

Those are your local college teams.

Let's see.

Cameron Elliott, KSL News.

Weber State University says they're not seeing a declining enrollment.

Instead, they just set a new record for their student enrollment.

This fall, they have 33,558 students.