concordtom said:calumnus said:sonofabear51 said:
Fleming is
a butthead. Osweiler also. No respect. Go away, and take Ted Robinson with you.
Bears rule!!
Will miss the PAC-12 but good riddance to the PAC-12 Network (I know this was on ESPN, our new corporate master…).
The technical production people were great IMO.
The distribution negotiators RUINED the entire conference. Head visionary was Larry Scott, right? (Insert fizzle sound emoji)
agreed. We stole their spirit.DiabloWags said:
The physicality that we played with last night was impressive as hell.
We literally hit the Baby Bears in the mouth ;from the coin-toss on . . . and they never recovered.
took this personal https://t.co/lWD6RImsXa
— Cade Uluave (@cadeuluave) November 26, 2023
The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
sycasey said:concordtom said:calumnus said:sonofabear51 said:
Fleming is
a butthead. Osweiler also. No respect. Go away, and take Ted Robinson with you.
Bears rule!!
Will miss the PAC-12 but good riddance to the PAC-12 Network (I know this was on ESPN, our new corporate master…).
The technical production people were great IMO.
The distribution negotiators RUINED the entire conference. Head visionary was Larry Scott, right? (Insert fizzle sound emoji)
The network always looked and sounded great. Too bad people couldn't watch it.
sycasey said:took this personal https://t.co/lWD6RImsXa
— Cade Uluave (@cadeuluave) November 26, 2023
That was fun... pic.twitter.com/LQLVLE8ssx
— Cal🌟Alumni of LA (@CalAlumniLA) November 26, 2023
SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
Bobodeluxe said:
"one of our best offenses ever"
What, What, WHAT!
bear74 said:
Did I hear the TV announcers correctly when they said this was UCLA's best defensive season ever? How does Chip Kelly go only 7-5 with his offensive resume and all the talent they have?
Nah, it's gonna' be like tasting castor oil for them to even acknowledge our existence.Nofado said:
Looking forward to hearing the ACC TV announcers talking about how good of a RB Ott is.
01Bear said:bear74 said:
Did I hear the TV announcers correctly when they said this was UCLA's best defensive season ever? How does Chip Kelly go only 7-5 with his offensive resume and all the talent they have?
It's also part of why UCLA fans are calling for Chip Kelly to be fired. Another part is that UCLA had one of the softest schedules in its history; it didn't have to play either UDumb or Nike U this year. His only saving grace is he beat those their crosstown rivals this year.
dimitrig said:01Bear said:bear74 said:
Did I hear the TV announcers correctly when they said this was UCLA's best defensive season ever? How does Chip Kelly go only 7-5 with his offensive resume and all the talent they have?
It's also part of why UCLA fans are calling for Chip Kelly to be fired. Another part is that UCLA had one of the softest schedules in its history; it didn't have to play either UDumb or Nike U this year. His only saving grace is he beat those their crosstown rivals this year.
Losing at home to ASU and Cal by a combined 50-14 score should get you fired at any school that cares about football.
Losing to us was the straw that broke the camel's back for Clay Helton at USC. Enter Lincoln Riley, who probably has 1-2 years left to make it all work. Talk about underperforming.01Bear said:dimitrig said:01Bear said:bear74 said:
Did I hear the TV announcers correctly when they said this was UCLA's best defensive season ever? How does Chip Kelly go only 7-5 with his offensive resume and all the talent they have?
It's also part of why UCLA fans are calling for Chip Kelly to be fired. Another part is that UCLA had one of the softest schedules in its history; it didn't have to play either UDumb or Nike U this year. His only saving grace is he beat those their crosstown rivals this year.
Losing at home to ASU and Cal by a combined 50-14 score should get you fired at any school that cares about football.
That's probably another major point in favor of his firing among the UCLA fans. Personally, I dislike that point as it diminishes Cal. I want Cal to be a school that everyone pencils in as an expected loss (not an expected win) at the beginning of the year.
Bowlesman80 said:Losing to us was the straw that broke the camel's back for Clay Helton at USC. Enter Lincoln Riley, who probably has 1-2 years left to make it all work. Talk about underperforming.01Bear said:dimitrig said:01Bear said:bear74 said:
Did I hear the TV announcers correctly when they said this was UCLA's best defensive season ever? How does Chip Kelly go only 7-5 with his offensive resume and all the talent they have?
It's also part of why UCLA fans are calling for Chip Kelly to be fired. Another part is that UCLA had one of the softest schedules in its history; it didn't have to play either UDumb or Nike U this year. His only saving grace is he beat those their crosstown rivals this year.
Losing at home to ASU and Cal by a combined 50-14 score should get you fired at any school that cares about football.
That's probably another major point in favor of his firing among the UCLA fans. Personally, I dislike that point as it diminishes Cal. I want Cal to be a school that everyone pencils in as an expected loss (not an expected win) at the beginning of the year.
FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
https://uclabruins.com/facilities/the-wasserman-football-center/14dimitrig said:Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Where do they practice?
WalterSobchak said:https://uclabruins.com/facilities/the-wasserman-football-center/14dimitrig said:Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Where do they practice?
They don't have a full length practice field. Side by side short fields. Not sure exactly how long but looks like 60 yds.
It's not a real field. It goes 10, 20, 50. So 30 yds total. Agree the pic shows about 35 yds including around 5 on the other side of the "50." Upon further review it looks like the fields are probably 80 yds each:01Bear said:WalterSobchak said:https://uclabruins.com/facilities/the-wasserman-football-center/14dimitrig said:Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Where do they practice?
They don't have a full length practice field. Side by side short fields. Not sure exactly how long but looks like 60 yds.
Take another look; the picture showed about 35 yards on either side. The "50" cannot be accurate if the "10" and "20" are accurate.
WalterSobchak said:It's not a real field. It goes 10, 20, 50. So 30 yds total. Agree the pic shows about 35 yds including around 5 on the other side of the "50." Upon further review it looks like the fields are probably 80 yds each:01Bear said:WalterSobchak said:https://uclabruins.com/facilities/the-wasserman-football-center/14dimitrig said:Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Where do they practice?
They don't have a full length practice field. Side by side short fields. Not sure exactly how long but looks like 60 yds.
Take another look; the picture showed about 35 yards on either side. The "50" cannot be accurate if the "10" and "20" are accurate.
01Bear said:WalterSobchak said:It's not a real field. It goes 10, 20, 50. So 30 yds total. Agree the pic shows about 35 yds including around 5 on the other side of the "50." Upon further review it looks like the fields are probably 80 yds each:01Bear said:WalterSobchak said:https://uclabruins.com/facilities/the-wasserman-football-center/14dimitrig said:Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Where do they practice?
They don't have a full length practice field. Side by side short fields. Not sure exactly how long but looks like 60 yds.
Take another look; the picture showed about 35 yards on either side. The "50" cannot be accurate if the "10" and "20" are accurate.
Now that you mention it, I do seem to remember hearing their practice field was only 80 yards. Great catch!
Some field on campus, I believe.dimitrig said:Bowlesman80 said:And the NIMBYs of Pasadena sure as heck won't let them practice there.01Bear said:SoFlaBear said:FWIW, the guys on ESPN thought he lost the ball in the lights.sycasey said:The UCLA returner just letting that punt sail over his head and bounce for 70 yards was truly baffling.SoFlaBear said:
When you break it down, they really lost (and we really won) on Special Teams - the punts putting them in bad field position, their missed field goal; our made field goals; and the incredible 100 yard Jayden Ott kick return that came at a moment when it looked like they were turning tho momentum their way.
One of the hazards of not having a football stadium on campus is bot being to simulate real game time conditions.
Where do they practice?
bear2034 said:
He's at the 10, he's at the 20, oh he's already at the 50!
bear2034 said:
He's at the 10, he's at the 20, oh he's already at the 50!
"Meep, meep!"01Bear said:bear2034 said:
He's at the 10, he's at the 20, oh he's already at the 50!
That's pretty much what Jaydn Ott's kickoff return was like on Saturday.
WalterSobchak said:
82gradDLSdad said:WalterSobchak said:
Thanks for posting. Maybe I've forgotten but it's been a long time when Cal has a guy that's the fastest on the field especially when we play a team that recruits elite players. That was pretty cool to see.
