Our Weber State Wildcats are back on the road again, to open Big Sky Conference play against the in-state rival Southern Utah Thunderbirds this evening. The Wildcats (0-4) and Thunderbirds (0-4) will both be seeking their first win of the year as they open conference play. Kickoff's set for 6 p.m. at the Eccles Coliseum in Cedar City.Here's the obligatory pre-game hype, 'Cats fans:
- Wildcats open Big Sky play at SUU Saturday WSU Wildcat Club
- Is this the week Hill's Wildcats taste victory? - Standard-Examiner
- Penalties, turnover margin WSU's focus for success - Standard-Examiner
- Stopping Southern Utah passing offense key for Weber versus Thunderbirds - KSL News
- SUU Football Opens Big Sky Play with Rival Weber State - SUU Website
- Streaming Online Audio: KLO 1430 AM/103 FM
- Streaming Online Video: WatchBigSky.com
- Live stats: WeberStateStats.com
Pop up some Orville Redenbachers® and pull up your Barcaloungers®, folks, as these two heretofore "underperfoming" teams battle it out to put their first "W" in the 2014 Win/Loss column.
And Whatever you do... don't let the 'Cats get your tongues. It's been a mite too quiet around our WSU game day threads of late.
Go, Wildcats, GO!
Update 9/27/14 9:22 p.m.
Yay! Our WSU Wildcats maintain their perfect 0-5 record, humbly falling to the SUU Thunderbirds by a score of 31-28!
Okay...Go Thunderbirds!
Update 9/28/14 9:00: The Standard has the post-game story:
Sample confession via Coach Hill:
“This game came down to one thing,” said Weber State head coach Jay Hill. “We turned the ball over four times and they didn’t turn it over at all."
“This game came down to one thing,” said Weber State head coach Jay Hill. “We turned the ball over four times and they didn’t turn it over at all."
Okay. We're not going to say WSU totally sucked. We'll leave that task to our beloved WSU players and coaches.
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Lookin' at the bright side, our "Cats are now 4-1 against the points spread, which is probably good news for those "punters" amongst us!
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