True but you gotta pull that down.JSC 76 said:That was an ugly pass, and Garbers was under zero pressure.KoreAmBear said:
Clark drops a lot of passes.
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Argh Crawford got open but the throw was not quite on the money, but can take a shot now.
Better throw it into the end zone here. Try for 6, don't leave it for another FG attempt.
Jesus Christ!
We are the new Coogs!
that was super sketchyBearSD said:
Better throw it into the end zone here. Try for 6, don't leave it for another FG attempt.
Except Coogs have been to a Rose Bowl in my lifetime!
Yeah, why throw it short.oursdor said:that was super sketchyBearSD said:
Better throw it into the end zone here. Try for 6, don't leave it for another FG attempt.
That was a pretty good drive. Man the O has been decent. The D? Ugh.
I'd still go for the TD here.
Not sure if icing the kicker twice is a good idea, but then again...
Garbers is not the problem. The terrible defense, bad special teams, and stupid penalties are the problem.JSC 76 said:That was an ugly pass, and Garbers was under zero pressure.KoreAmBear said:
Clark drops a lot of passes.
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
Man that was not a great snap.
Well 21-10 could be worse and we get the ball back.
Well 21-10 could be worse and we get the ball back.
Lol we still almost botched that but the 2minute beast delivered a semi
A true miracle! ST didn't screew up the FG.
Wow - bad snap, good hold on that FG..... nothing is easy, huh?
That snap was almost wide as well. The hell is going on with our LS?
That was not a good snap.
What I don't understand is how Cal was such a well-coached team just 2 years ago. Losing Alexander and Greatwood should not have this kind of impact.bearsandgiants said:
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
With a FG last opportunity and without the INT the game could be close.
However, the defense really needs to pick it up.
golden sloth said:What I don't understand is how Cal was such a well-coached team just 2 years ago. Losing Alexander and Greatwood should not have this kind of impact.bearsandgiants said:
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
DeRuyter too
This was not the worst half of football I have seen, even in the Wilcox era, but as you said if the defense does not correct this is not looking good.dimitrig said:
With a FG last opportunity and without the INT the game could be close.
However, the defense really needs to pick it up.
KoreAmBear said:golden sloth said:What I don't understand is how Cal was such a well-coached team just 2 years ago. Losing Alexander and Greatwood should not have this kind of impact.bearsandgiants said:
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
DeRuyter too
Deruyter was the key.
We need to get rid of the penalties, and our pass defense needs to be better! Especially the intermidit routes to the TE!
Out of the last 10 possessions hasn't Cal's defense stopped a score twice? Once on the 3 and out to start the game, and once on the interception last week by Daniel Scott.Strykur said:This was not the worst half of football I have seen, even in the Wilcox era, but as you said if the defense does not correct this is not looking good.dimitrig said:
With a FG last opportunity and without the INT the game could be close.
However, the defense really needs to pick it up.
I thought DC's were more in charge of developing scheme, not teaching the fundamentals like discipline.Skeedabear said:KoreAmBear said:golden sloth said:What I don't understand is how Cal was such a well-coached team just 2 years ago. Losing Alexander and Greatwood should not have this kind of impact.bearsandgiants said:
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
DeRuyter too
Deruyter was the key.
So GA moving on wasn't a difference maker ?
We had more upperclassmen on D in 2019, so maybe it was a more disciplined unit then.golden sloth said:I thought DC's were more in charge of developing scheme, not teaching the fundamentals like discipline.Skeedabear said:KoreAmBear said:golden sloth said:What I don't understand is how Cal was such a well-coached team just 2 years ago. Losing Alexander and Greatwood should not have this kind of impact.bearsandgiants said:
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
DeRuyter too
Deruyter was the key.
But, it's not like this year's team is all freshmen. It's on them if the team discipline has fallen off.
I do have one defense of our team, *** was that personal foul they called on Mettaur? the replay showed literally nothing that he did.
edit: seriously bear insider, we're blocking W....T...F?
edit: seriously bear insider, we're blocking W....T...F?
dimitrig said:
Bears needs to get into FG range so that they can miss a FG before the half!
Credit due to the Bears for getting into FG range and actually converting!
Let's build on that!
He was. Losing him was the start of us trending down.going4roses said:
So GA moving on wasn't a difference maker ?
BearSD said:We had more upperclassmen on D in 2019, so maybe it was a more disciplined unit then.golden sloth said:I thought DC's were more in charge of developing scheme, not teaching the fundamentals like discipline.Skeedabear said:KoreAmBear said:golden sloth said:What I don't understand is how Cal was such a well-coached team just 2 years ago. Losing Alexander and Greatwood should not have this kind of impact.bearsandgiants said:
Watching poorly coached football at this level is unacceptable.
DeRuyter too
Deruyter was the key.
But, it's not like this year's team is all freshmen. It's on them if the team discipline has fallen off.
Discipline starts at the top, the players are a reflection of their coach and coaching. Teammates will hold each other accountable, but it's up to the coaches to show and model discipline.
I will try to be optimistic, the offensive playcalling has improved drastically over the course of the season.
Why do we wait 4 games to roll out 3 TEs though.golden sloth said:
I will try to be optimistic, the offensive playcalling has improved drastically over the course of the season.
He pulled some guy out of the pile by his foot lolMinotStateBeav said:
I do have one defense of our team, *** was that personal foul they called on Mettaur? the replay showed literally nothing that he did.
edit: seriously bear insider, we're blocking W....T...F?
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