RedWaveReport.com - Saturday Morning Briefing

October 24, 2009

Brad Hoiseth
RedWaveReport.com Publisher

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Saturday Morning Briefing

GameDay Breakdown - Fresno Bee
First-year Aggies coach DeWayne Walker ditched the team's "Air Raid" spread passing offense before the season, preferring to go with a more run-based offense. Neither of New Mexico State's quarterbacks have FBS playing experience. Jeff Fleming (a junior college transfer) and redshirt freshman Trevor Walls have completion percentages in the low 50s and more interceptions than touchdowns.

Cardenas Scores Fifth Goal - Official Site
"In many ways this was the best we played all year," said head coach Brian Zwaschka. "We were passing the ball, controlling it and the skill level was very sharp. The bottom line is that we fell asleep on the details in two instances and a team with decent players is going to take advantage of that and they did."

Aggies coach hefts an extra load - Fresno Bee
"When there's not a culture of inclusion and diversity that is part of the fabric of the [hiring] process, it becomes difficult," said Floyd Keith, executive director of the Black Coaches and Administrators, an organization that pushes for the growth and development of ethnic minorities at all levels of sports.

Mathews, Jackson Named Midseason All-Americans - Official Site
Running back Ryan Mathews, the national rushing leader, and offensive guard Andrew Jackson, one of the key figures in Fresno State's offensive success, were named second-team midseason All-America.

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