I am seriously thinking we give Bloesch the interim, is that crazy?
Fire Wilcox now
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Strykur said:
I am seriously thinking we give Bloesch the interim, is that crazy?
Only if Bloesch then hires a competent OC
Can someone please remind me how long are we stuck with Wilcox? This is getting ridiculous.
Yes.Strykur said:
I am seriously thinking we give Bloesch the interim, is that crazy?
Thread started 12 months ago. It's like everyone in the world knows what to do except the admin.
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Last year we turned it around and had the banger in Westwood so there was still some juice left, these last 3 games have erased all thatEcon141 said:
Thread started 12 months ago. It's like everyone in the world knows what to do except the admin.
So that basically means...Rivera thensouthseasbear said:Yes.Strykur said:
I am seriously thinking we give Bloesch the interim, is that crazy?
Econ141 said:
Thread started 12 months ago. It's like everyone in the world knows what to do except the admin.
The issue is the extension. There's too much contract to buy out.
YES!!!!!Strykur said:So that basically means...Rivera thensouthseasbear said:Yes.Strykur said:
I am seriously thinking we give Bloesch the interim, is that crazy?
Saban looks good in blue and gold…. Maybe he'll get bored and want the ultimate challenge. (Pipe dream of course)
I love crazy ideas, so here's one: we lock Wilcox in his office until his contract ends, and Rivera volunteers his time to coach.
He's done coaching but one thing that has been mentioned is that his coaching dream was to take his native West Virginia to the promised landAPT43Bear said:
Saban looks good in blue and gold…. Maybe he'll get bored and want the ultimate challenge. (Pipe dream of course)
If Rivera (somehow) is the head coach, it will have to be on very friendly terms for the campusCalAlumnus13 said:
I love crazy ideas, so here's one: we lock Wilcox in his office until his contract ends, and Rivera volunteers his time to coach.
Same colors. It'd scratch the same itch, I promise Coach.Strykur said:He's done coaching but one thing that has been mentioned is that his coaching dream was to take his native West Virginia to the promised landAPT43Bear said:
Saban looks good in blue and gold…. Maybe he'll get bored and want the ultimate challenge. (Pipe dream of course)
Probably also why he was fine putting on a blue and gold tie last weekendconcernedparent said:Same colors. It'd scratch the same itch, I promise Coach.Strykur said:He's done coaching but one thing that has been mentioned is that his coaching dream was to take his native West Virginia to the promised landAPT43Bear said:
Saban looks good in blue and gold…. Maybe he'll get bored and want the ultimate challenge. (Pipe dream of course)
Maybe Wilcox can get a job coaching at Galileo High School which is still searching for its first win.
Christ these stats are nuts
3rd Downs 6-16 vs 1-12
Turnovers 0 vs 2
Possession 38:29 vs 21:31
We nearly doubled time of possession, +2 turnovers, held them to 1 3rd down conversion...no ****ing way man
3rd Downs 6-16 vs 1-12
Turnovers 0 vs 2
Possession 38:29 vs 21:31
We nearly doubled time of possession, +2 turnovers, held them to 1 3rd down conversion...no ****ing way man
Strykur said:
Christ these stats are nuts
3rd Downs 6-16 vs 1-12
Turnovers 0 vs 2
Possession 38:29 vs 21:31
We nearly doubled time of possession, +2 turnovers, held them to 1 3rd down conversion...no ****ing way man
Pitt has played nobody and is bad. And yet, still…
Dumbassery on full display now
Bears coach Justin Wilcox breaks down the thought process behind going for 2 points after Cal took a first-quarter lead on Pitt.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
"I'm open to all the critiques, I understand it, but there was thought behind it." pic.twitter.com/sTYrvIJ7y6
He absolutely needs to win the next 3 games. His rope is short.
Un-freakin-believable. He claims it was a good call AND blames the players for not converting the PAT and fg
F U Wilcox.
F U Wilcox.
Decisions have consequences. There were a number of decisions made today that did not work out. You are the HC own it.Strykur said:
Dumbassery on full display nowBears coach Justin Wilcox breaks down the thought process behind going for 2 points after Cal took a first-quarter lead on Pitt.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
"I'm open to all the critiques, I understand it, but there was thought behind it." pic.twitter.com/sTYrvIJ7y6
Unbelievably idiotic. There's a greater chance we don't convert than we do and that we'll be the team chasing the points the rest of the game. We aren't Chip Kelly's Oregon and this isn't 2011 when nobody really knew how to defend weird extra point formations.
There is also thought behind the flat earth theory. Doesn't mean any of that is of intelligent thought.Strykur said:
Dumbassery on full display nowBears coach Justin Wilcox breaks down the thought process behind going for 2 points after Cal took a first-quarter lead on Pitt.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
"I'm open to all the critiques, I understand it, but there was thought behind it." pic.twitter.com/sTYrvIJ7y6
BadNewsBear1 said:
Un-freakin-believable. He claims it was a good call AND blames the players for not converting the PAT and fg
F U Wilcox.
It was an easy pass to an open receiver on the 2 point and it was thrown nearly out of bounds.
Yes, kickers need to make 40 yard field goals.
Regardless, the head coach is ultimately responsible. He needs to get an OL coach. It may be too late. He loses any of his next 3, and he should get the axe.
I think part of it is knowing your team as well. He talks about being in a close game and trying to get an edge. However, I think if it's a matchup of two high octane offenses such as peak Chip Kelly Oregon, it's a possible strategy. However, our offense oftentimes has trouble scoring especially in the red zone and short yardage situtions. We need every point we can get and not give any away.oski003 said:BadNewsBear1 said:
Un-freakin-believable. He claims it was a good call AND blames the players for not converting the PAT and fg
F U Wilcox.
It was an easy pass to an open receiver on the 2 point and it was thrown nearly out of bounds.
Yes, kickers need to make 40 yard field goals.
Regardless, the head coach is ultimately responsible. He needs to get an OL coach. It may be too late. He loses any of his next 3, and he should get the axe.
With playing conservatively at the end, we have a kicker that has missed a number of kicks (I think most in the nation from somewhere I read) and has a number of misses between 30-40. He should have made it, but we also should have tried to get closer or score a TD. Even if he makes it, Pitt gets the ball back with almost 2 minutes left and a kicker that nailed a 59 yarder.
I also don't understand putting in Rogers in that situation when you have Mendoza who has momentum. I hear QB play is often about rhythm (Goff the ultimate rhythm QB), and then you sub him out. Rogers should be a goal line package if you're going to do that (I'm not a fan regardless but can see how someone may think it's effective).
All in all, it was a rough watch. Not healthy for the blood pressure.
The two point try on the opening TD and the missed FGs must be an ORE thing bc that's what they've just done so far vs OSU. Lol this whole go for two must be the latest analytics fad that technocrat coaching is following.
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.
Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
He's literally asking for his job to he taken awaysycasey said:
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
Strykur said:He's literally asking for his job to he taken awaysycasey said:
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
He literally took his starting QB off the field, who does he think he's fooling?
sycasey said:
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
Strykur said:He's literally asking for his job to he taken awaysycasey said:
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
Wilcox is currently building a mansion on the lake in beautiful Coeur D'Alene, Idaho. He should just resign his position at Cal and live a life of leisure there. He has proven he is not a head coach.
Gaslighting the fanssycasey said:
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
He is totally delusional.
sycasey said:
He doesn't get it. He's not going to get it.Justin Wilcox doesn't agree that Cal pulled back on the reins on the drive that ended with a missed field goal late in the fourth quarter. He feels the Bears had good running plays called and said they were trying for first downs not playing for the FG.
— Cal Rivals (@CalRivals) October 12, 2024
I honestly wonder whether he believes what he's saying.
Honestly, I hope he's just being dishonest. I'd rather have a lying dishonest coach then a complete idiot who believes whatever crap he's spewing.
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