It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The day when young men’s dreams become a reality and they select where to begin their higher educational football journey. That’s right, it’s Early Signing Day this Wednesday!
Around the nation, coaches are stealing headlines for leaving their teams to go to other programs. Coach Hoke has found a real home at SDSU however.
Four other Aztec teams have won 11 games, but all of them won #11 in their bowl. The 2021 squad is the first Aztec team to win 11 in the regular season. 1969 was the Aztecs’ first season in D1, and it was a memorable one.
Quite a few things have been clarified since our last stadium article back in August. With SDSU releasing the Aztecs Stadium naming rights announcement, it’s time to update the revenue projections.
There will never be another Aztecs football season quite like 2021. With each and every passing week, the reality of that statement weighed heavier and heavier as the stakes grew higher and higher.
The Aztecs are playing for their 22nd conference championship. In 99 seasons, and the 95th as a member of a conference–That would make SDSU conference champions in nearly 1 out of every 4 seasons.
Championship week is here and the Aztecs have fought their way to the big game. All that stands between them and “winning 22” is the high tempo Utah State Aggies.
Though the Aztecs and Broncos have yet to play each other in a true Mountain West championship game, this Black Friday had all the makings of a championship
SDSU Football and Basketball are set for an even larger set of appearances in the national spotlight this coming weekend.
Boise State usually runs roughshod over the Mountain Division, but often struggle against the West. The Aztec-Bronco series is even at 3-3.
Unfortunately the bias against non-autonomous conferences lives on. SDSU touts a one loss record, with their biggest victory over a 3 loss Utah football team but ended up ranked behind them.
One last hurdle in the Aztecs path may be their toughest of the season: the Boise State Broncos. The final regular season “home” game is set for Black Friday at 9am and televised nationally on CBS.
Last Friday in Las Vegas, the Aztecs brought their 9-1 record to Allegiant Stadium where they faced the UNLV Rebels. For the Aztecs, everything was on the table to play for.
SDSU had a 9-7 record in games played in Sam Boyd Stadium: 8-6 vs. UNLV and 1-1 in the Las Vegas Bowl. Will they leave Las Vegas 1-0 in Allegiant Stadium?
The Aztecs can do some huge damage this week to the CFB Playoff Rankings with a victory over UNLV and some help.
Vegas oddsmakers have the Aztecs as 11-point favorites. It should be an easy game, right? Slow your roll. The last two teams favored against the Rebels went home with an L.
When the Aztecs took the field Saturday night vs the Nevada Wolfpack, a lot more than just a number in the win or loss column was on the line.
