Cal Poly’s win over Montana in Tweets

Twitter is fun, especially during a game you’re watching. Thought I’d try to us it to start to piece together Cal Poly’s win over Montana last night via Twitter.

Let’s see how this goes.

Griz warming up on the field, kickoff in 55 min! pic.twitter.com/qYPVlfq9Al

— Shaun Rainey (@ShaunRainey) September 6, 2015

Cal Poly defense doing its part so far. Forced a punt and a turnover on first two Griz possessions.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Nguyen TD overturned. Doesn't matter, QB Brady Gustafson sneaks it in from 1-yard line. UM scoring drive: 9 plays, 81 yards, 2:25.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Seeing a lot more of Paso Robles grad Elias Stokes than I expected given how much time he missed in camp.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

You can't lose sight of Chris Brown. He can score from anywhere on the football field. #CalPoly–#Montana

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

Poly's punter is about as bad as I've seen at this level. 2 shanks.

— Brint Wahlberg (@Bwahlberg) September 6, 2015

After that first 59-yarder, Stephen Pyle shanks his next couple. Last one covered 2 yards. Kicking game struggles continue.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Brown with a nice deep ball to speedy WR Roland Jackson down the right sideline for a 36-yard touchdown. Cal Poly 14, Montana 7.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Nice maturity by Roland Jackson. He used to drop those. Not anymore. #TD #CalPoly–#Montana

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

First time I've heard Willie Tucker's name all day. I'm a little surprised by that. #CalPoly–#Montana

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

This feels very familiar. Montana always seems to get the momentum heading into the half. #CalPoly–#Montana

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

https://twitter.com/TomBarket/status/640359287714279424

Ask and you shall receive… https://t.co/bHJmvjYkoG

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Who in the heck just nailed that field goal? @LucasClark_SLO And, more importantly, why isn't he punting?

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

Cal Poly just can't put Montana away in Montana, 2005 being the one and only exception to date.

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

After running 56 plays in the first half, Montana ran only 7 plays in the third quarter.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

B.J. Nard INT No. 2 on the night. Can't help but feel good for that guy.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Brady Gustafson has now thrown BJ Nard the ball three different times. This time, Griz luck out as Ellis Henderson tears ball away #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

Nard down after twisting his knee. Looks like Henderson forced and recovered fumble. If so, UM ball at own 34, 11 min left #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

@fansmanship No, that was cheap. Of course the announcers ignore it completely.

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

I smell a little rope a dope action from the Poly punter, lol. Excellent punt there

— Brint Wahlberg (@Bwahlberg) September 6, 2015

Announced crowd is 26,065 but I'm not buying that. A bunch of empty seats #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

Chris Fletcher fields a booming punt at the 2 for no sensible reason. He fumbles it but recovers. CP takes over on own 2, 3:52 #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

I'm simply blown away that Fletcher fielded that punt AND that Poly ran a pass play there on first down. What are they doing?! #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

Cal Poly has no one to blame but itself on this one. You can't field that punt.

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

This is the first time I've seen Montana under Stitt not run the hurry up. It seems like it takes forever when they do that #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

Tim Walsh Postgame? – https://t.co/vByGeDzXGa #TheyAreWhoWeThoughtTheyWere

— Fansmanship (@fansmanship) September 6, 2015

Roughing the passer is the call. Montana first down out to the CP 41. #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

Montana flagged for a false start. Cal Poly declines penalty, assumes control of the football at own 31 down 19-17, 1:18 to play #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

Poly missed a Fieldgoal in 08 on us… Redemption time? We'll see

— Brint Wahlberg (@Bwahlberg) September 6, 2015

Cal Poly lining up for a 49-yard field goal and Montana uses its 2nd timeout #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

My heart is beating so hard right now. So. Much Stress. @Bwahlberg @jdscroggin @SkylineSportsMT

— Fansmanship (@fansmanship) September 6, 2015

Alex Vega makes it from 48. Are you kidding me?? Cal Poly 20, Montana 19. Incredible after special teams issues they've had.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

Alex Vega, Cal Poly's backup kicker just drilled a 49-yard field goal with four seconds to play to put Cal Poly up 20-19 #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

San Luis Obispo, do you believe in miracles?

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

HE FREAKING NAILED IT!!!!!!!!!

— Fansmanship (@fansmanship) September 6, 2015

Vega is freshman who's kickoff specialist and listed as the No. 2 kicker. Needless to say, that was the biggest kick of his life #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

https://twitter.com/MattSantaMaria/status/640382451764690944

Ellis Henderson is tackled and Cal Poly shocks Grizzlies. Mustangs emerge from Missoula with a 20-19 victory over No. 13 Montana #BigSkyFB

— Skyline Sports (@SkylineSportsMT) September 6, 2015

I do not believe what I just saw. #CalPoly–#Montana

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

https://twitter.com/MattSantaMaria/status/640383265858195460

Madden is on the field. He wants to know if it's for real. #CalPoly–#Montana

— Joshua D. Scroggin (@jdscroggin) September 6, 2015

I don't know if I've ever seen a last-second Cal Poly win like that. That was ridiculous. Can't stress enough how hard it is to win there

— Fansmanship (@fansmanship) September 6, 2015

Hey Mr. Brown, how does that win feel? 49-yard FG by @calpolyfootball beats Montana, 20-19 @NCAA_FCS @BigSkyConf pic.twitter.com/KbpP0xQHyP

— Dave Grant (@TheDaveGrant) September 6, 2015

Griz D was prepared too, great work by both defenses honestly.

— Brint Wahlberg (@Bwahlberg) September 6, 2015

@CalPoly Mustangs get a huge road win at Montana! Congrats to our coaches and student-athletes for a gutsy victory! pic.twitter.com/xcweNu8lb1

— Don Oberhelman (@TheMustangWay) September 6, 2015

Celebrating the greatest finish in Poly vs Grizzly history! pic.twitter.com/rHLCNX6HJQ

— Joe Callero (@CoachCallero) September 6, 2015

https://twitter.com/Reezus25/status/640396832405721088

Griz didn't play well but I still feel the same way about how good I think this team can be as I did this morning…

— Shaun Rainey (@ShaunRainey) September 6, 2015

Tim Walsh said CP had "two of the best practices I've ever coached" this week. Curious to see how many teams hold UM under 20 rest of 2015.

— Lucas Clark (@flukeclark) September 6, 2015

https://twitter.com/jerekofasho/status/640411589636550656

https://twitter.com/TomBarket/status/640449737376665601

Final thought, I hope Cal Poly has a great season, makes the playoffs, and gets to host… So we can break their hearts on their own field

— Brint Wahlberg (@Bwahlberg) September 6, 2015