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27-22 Final. Hornets (4-2, 2-1 BSC) hold Sorensen to only 6 2nd half points. Hornet D really stepped up. Safron had an awful 1st half but made some plays with his feet in the 2nd half and threw a better ball.



Wow, sorry to ruin this week for you Grizza.

What a great win. 3 straight road wins. We haven't had 3 road wins in a season since 1991! Keep it going.

Goooooooooo Hornets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4-2. This is uncharted territory for me. Never in my Hornet fandom have I ever experienced this. I think I'm going to start buyng lots of lottery tickets.

SDHornet wrote:4-2. This is uncharted territory for me. Never in my Hornet fandom have I ever experienced this. I think I'm going to start buyng lots of lottery tickets.

Well, the last time I saw this was when I was an undergrad back in both the 1999 and 2000 seasons.

I have you guys beating the Bobs in three weeks

Bronco wrote:I have you guys beating the Bobs in three weeks

Book it!

Bronco wrote:I have you guys beating the Bobs in three weeks

You have everyone beating the Bobs every week.

Right now I just want to beat Weber to get to 5-2 and 3-1 BSC.

Well, my 1-10 prediction looks pretty bad now.

This is the biggest Big Sky surprise to me along with Weber being 0-6.

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Well, my 1-10 prediction looks pretty bad now.

This is the biggest Big Sky surprise to me along with Weber being 0-6.

These aren't the Steve Mooshagian Hornets anymore

SDHornet wrote:4-2. This is uncharted territory for me. Never in my Hornet fandom have I ever experienced this. I think I'm going to start buyng lots of lottery tickets.

When was Fred Amey there? I thought I remembered Sac having a couple decent seasons in the late 90's or early 00's.


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SactoHornetAlum wrote:

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Well, my 1-10 prediction looks pretty bad now.

This is the biggest Big Sky surprise to me along with Weber being 0-6.

These aren't the Steve Mooshagian Hornets anymore

True, but you guys did go 4-7 with playoff-caliber talent last year.

EWURanger wrote:

SDHornet wrote:4-2. This is uncharted territory for me. Never in my Hornet fandom have I ever experienced this. I think I'm going to start buyng lots of lottery tickets.

When was Fred Amey there? I thought I remembered Sac having a couple decent seasons in the late 90's or early 00's.

Sac went 7-4 in 2000 when Ricky Ray & Charles Roberts were seniors. A blown 20-0 lead in Missoula (losing on an option pitch that was intercepted & returned for a TD) and a late loss to then DII rival Davis cost them the playoffs.

Mvemjsunpx wrote:

SactoHornetAlum wrote:
These aren't the Steve Mooshagian Hornets anymore

True, but you guys did go 4-7 with playoff-caliber talent last year.

We may have started last season with playoff caliber players but we didn't end with the same players.
What most people that haven't done their homework don't realize is that the week after we beat Montana we went to Montana State and lost several key skill players for the season. A week after that we lost our starting QB for the season. We also had a freshman kicker with a such a mental block that the coaches couldn't even let him kick PATS or even simple FGS. Despite it all Safron, a RS freshman and a group of young inexperienced players played competitive ball the rest of the way all losses were within a score. Two games, EWU and NAU were directly related to not having a (even average) placekicker.

I actually had SUU winning

Damn phone sent before I was ready ...but congrats to Hornets everywhere, nice win.

Green Laser wrote:

Mvemjsunpx wrote:
True, but you guys did go 4-7 with playoff-caliber talent last year.

We may have started last season with playoff caliber players but we didn't end with the same players.
What most people that haven't done their homework don't realize is that the week after we beat Montana we went to Montana State and lost several key skill players for the season. A week after that we lost our starting QB for the season. We also had a freshman kicker with a such a mental block that the coaches couldn't even let him kick PATS or even simple FGS. Despite it all Safron, a RS freshman and a group of young inexperienced players played competitive ball the rest of the way all losses were within a score. Two games, EWU and NAU were directly related to not having a (even average) placekicker.

Yup. Even with all those injuries, we go no worse than 6-5 last season if we had a kicker who could at least make some fucking PAT's. Thank God that hole was fixed in the offseason.

Mvemjsunpx wrote:Well, my 1-10 prediction looks pretty bad now.

This is the biggest Big Sky surprise to me along with Weber being 0-6.

I never understood your 1 win prediction for us. At a bare minimum we are the new NAU (5-6 wins per year).

EWURanger wrote:

SDHornet wrote:4-2. This is uncharted territory for me. Never in my Hornet fandom have I ever experienced this. I think I'm going to start buyng lots of lottery tickets.

When was Fred Amey there? I thought I remembered Sac having a couple decent seasons in the late 90's or early 00's.


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Fred Amey was about all we had. He was in the mid-2000's (one of the few bright spots during the Moosh era). Everyone would look forward to punt returns when we had him, the guy was a stud. I never understood why people would punt to him.

CPAlum wrote:Damn phone sent before I was ready ...but congrats to Hornets everywhere, nice win.

Thanks. BTW congrats on winning last weeks Big Sky Challenge. You buy anything cool with the $25 gift card?

SDHornet wrote:

CPAlum wrote:Damn phone sent before I was ready ...but congrats to Hornets everywhere, nice win.

Thanks. BTW congrats on winning last weeks Big Sky Challenge. You buy anything cool with the $25 gift card?

Thanks....everyone gets lucky once right

I got one of those luck of the Irish/ Cal Poly shirts....kind of cool but also kind of reminds me of the Fighting Irish which makes me a bit sick to my stomach. Cal Poly is a bit underrepresented in the Big Sky store...

I would have gone 6 for 6 again had Sorenson not decided to take a vacation in the second half.

Sac played with some heart yesterday...looked really solid on defense which frankly seems unusual to me. At 4-2 they are right in the mix; The Big Sky really is shaping up to be pretty damn good this year.

CPAlum wrote:

SDHornet wrote: Thanks. BTW congrats on winning last weeks Big Sky Challenge. You buy anything cool with the $25 gift card?

Thanks....everyone gets lucky once right

I got one of those luck of the Irish/ Cal Poly shirts....kind of cool but also kind of reminds me of the Fighting Irish which makes me a bit sick to my stomach. Cal Poly is a bit underrepresented in the Big Sky store...

I would have gone 6 for 6 again had Sorenson not decided to take a vacation in the second half.

Sac played with some heart yesterday...looked really solid on defense which frankly seems unusual to me. At 4-2 they are right in the mix; The Big Sky really is shaping up to be pretty damn good this year.

Our defense has been pretty solid under Parker the past few seasons. What has made our defense look bad is a sputtering offense that can't keep our defense off of the field, so they get stuck our there for longer than they should be and get worn down and give up points. Also not showing up in the box score was a huge goal line stance that made SUU settle for a FG when it was 1st and goal at the 1 in the 1st qtr. Our defense isn't great, but it has kept us in games and given us a chance to win almost every week. I'll take that heartfelt play any week.