Drake Bulldogs football

Marist from Poughkeepsie to the, to Des Moines, taking on, uh, Mac's boys.

Drake.

Wasn't Drake? Oh, no, wait.

It was the opposing team that was staying in your hotel, right?

Dayton.

Okay

...

but Drake d- Drake got it done over Dayton.

Marist from Poughkeepsie to, to Des Moines, taking on, uh, Mac's boys.

Drake.

Wasn't Drake? Oh, no, wait.

It was the opposing team that was staying in your hotel, right?

Dayton.

Okay

...

but Drake d- Drake got it done over Dayton.

I don't know.

But that was back to... you're Drake playing and you're whatever early in the season.

Like that was not good enough.

The irony is, at least when you look at the offensive box score, is that given that Gilman went nuts against UC Davis and then Brooks Davis went nuts against Northern Colorado, That's sort of how the progression of a season works, right? So the NAU is looking at the last two games, and they have to think, okay, we're going to try to sell out against the run to stop Gilman, and also we're going to bracket Davis.

Yeah, especially

because he hasn't played since what? Drake?

Yeah, second game.

Yeah, so right before Utah Tech, he just didn't play.

One thing I've noticed about this team, what, seven weeks into the season? Six weeks into the season? It feels like big issues we have, be that personnel, the entirety of the team.

It feels like within the next game, a lot of the issues you see in the previous game get shored up over that week.

We are the most penalized team in the conference, but what game was it where we had terrible penalty issues? Utah Tech, maybe? Or Drake?

I think so.

But anyway, so he quits.

They hired Todd Stepsis, who'd been at Drake and done a good job at Drake, but that's a non-scholarship program.

We don't know how that translates over.

Yes.

But Rudi and Bando have homered here in the sixth inning, so at the end of five and one-half, Oakland three, Baltimore one.

Finishing up with college football scores from Saturday in the Southwest, Abilene Christian 67, Stephen F. Austin 50, Arizona State 67, New Mexico 24, Arkansas 13, TCU five, Baylor 21, Florida State 14, Missouri 17, SMU seven, New Mexico State 27, Texas El Paso three, Oklahoma 24, Miami of Florida 20, Texas 41, Wake Forest nothing, Texas Arlington 26, McNeese State 24, Texas Tech 20, Oklahoma State seven, Tulsa 44, Drake seven, Xavier of Ohio 17, Southwestern Louisiana 14, West Texas State 13, Lamar nothing.

In the West, Westminister of Utah 16, Colorado Mines 10, Western Washington State 19, Oregon College 14, Utah State 13, BYU seven, UCLA 66, Utah 16.

It was Southern California 21, Oregon State seven.