Despite saying the role won’t automatically be given back to Hejny after the game Thursday he said that he never wants a guy to “lose his job to injury” and unless something changes Hejny will start at home against the Aztecs.

I just want to watch my alma matar, who I love to death, compete once a week in football. I know we have big aspirations and are at serious risk of falling behind in the national scene, but I’ll just take a competitive football team at this point. I’m so sick of games being over in the first quarter. I’ll still watch every game until the end. See you all next weekend.

Time to waive the white flag on this season. Firing Summers somehow made things worse, unbelievable. Maybe lucky to win 1 more game…

Unwatchable.

Their defense looks really bad it might be time for a change. At least have someone else call the plays.

“He (Hejny) will be on the trip with us and he'll be suited up,” Mora told reporters after practice today. He added that his availability in the game “is 50-50 and we'll take that right now.”

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Title says it all.

Farrar is expected to start as for a second week Hejny will not suit up.

Oregon state CB Trey Glasper is expected to play, however may still be limited. Oregon state will have all of four active corners for the game today barring last minute injury updates.

If Hejny was to suit up it would appear he would still be limited and would likely serve as an emergency option behind Farrar.

This comes as Oregon State downgraded freshman corner Kai Wheaton to out and Trey Glasper to questionable. If Glasper is out Oregon state would be with just 3 true corners.

My son is just getting into college football for the first time so I'm going to bring him to the San Diego State game in a few weeks as his first live football experience. I'm originally from out of state so I don't have any particular connection to CSU. Are there any special game day events or traditions that would be good to show him?

My son's in high school so this is also a sneaky "hey, aren't college campuses cool?" opportunity. Any suggestions of sights/buildings to see while we're there would be appreciated.