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When inside the 25 did we throw into the end zone once today?

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The line can't give Mendoza time so by the time the receivers get downfield, he's already been sacked.

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Remember when people were hyping up the two new starting wide receivers that can run by anybody, then haven't played a single down.

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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Exactly. Wilcox gives teams too much respect.

Look at cignetti. Biggest game for Indiana in years. What does he do? Just goes ahead and beats them by 50.

The quote that keeps sticking with me is Wilcox's reasoning for going for 2 against Pitt. He said it would be a big momentum play because he knew it would be a close game.

*** is that? Have some disdain for your opponent. Have the confidence that you can just blow them out. I hate that attitude

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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All very true.

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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Exactly. Wilcox gives teams too much respect.

Look at cignetti. Biggest game for Indiana in years. What does he do? Just goes ahead and beats them by 50.

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It isn't respect. It is fear or something. He seems to want to win with punting and defense and running out the clock on goal line stands…. Anything but hiring a great OC and winning by scoring a lot of points.

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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sycasey said:

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Skeedabear said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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Do the beat writers ask this of Wilcox?

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upsetof86 said:

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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Skeedabear said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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This. This. This. This infinite.

Speaking of kicking issues . . . ASU kicker missed 4 FG's.

Tryouts on Monday for anyone in the student body who thinks they can kick.

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upsetof86 said:

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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Skeedabear said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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The other thing I'll say is that I don't think our team played like that in Wilcox's first three seasons. Yeah, we were at a talent deficit for the most part but the team tended to play with passion. We scored some big upsets and had some bad luck with a QB injury in 2019.

But since COVID, it's been loser mentality all the way, except for that three-game stretch to get bowl eligible last year. I'll note that most of the pressure to actually compete was off at that point, thanks to a losing streak earlier in the year. Not sure what happened to him, but it's clear the trend is not reversing now.

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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None of our players would be willing to run through a BRICK WALL for a wuss like Wilcox.
But Dan Lanning?

YES.
ANYONE WOULD.

On the KGO radio postgame, first thing he said was we've got to coach better. Didn't blame the players (except a little). In fact I think he said I've got to coach better. Talked about practices, getting guys who are out onto the field, petty much the whole program. Said he felt bad for the rookie kicker, that he had kicked well all day. Didn't mention the shanked kick that didn't count because of a false start. Also, didn't mention anything about quitting and turning the whole shebang over to somebody else!

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upsetof86 said:

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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Skeedabear said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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The other thing I'll say is that I don't think our team played like that in Wilcox's first three seasons. Yeah, we were at a talent deficit for the most part but the team tended to play with passion. We scored some big upsets and had some bad luck with a QB injury in 2019.

But since COVID, it's been loser mentality all the way, except for that three-game stretch to get bowl eligible last year. I'll note that most of the pressure to actually compete was off at that point, thanks to a losing streak earlier in the year. Not sure what happened to him, but it's clear the trend is not reversing now.

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You've blanked out the Chezit Bowl

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upsetof86 said:

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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The other thing I'll say is that I don't think our team played like that in Wilcox's first three seasons. Yeah, we were at a talent deficit for the most part but the team tended to play with passion. We scored some big upsets and had some bad luck with a QB injury in 2019.

But since COVID, it's been loser mentality all the way, except for that three-game stretch to get bowl eligible last year. I'll note that most of the pressure to actually compete was off at that point, thanks to a losing streak earlier in the year. Not sure what happened to him, but it's clear the trend is not reversing now.

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You've blanked out the Chezit Bowl

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The game was certainly bad on offense, but at that point even making a bowl was progress. And earlier that season we managed to upset Washington and finally beat USC (yes, a mediocre USC team but still they had more talent than us and we won in LA). Has there been anything like that to get excited about these days?

Maybe the extension(s) took away his fight.

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I still think that Wilcox should negotiate his way out. Don't do this to us. Don't do it to yourself.

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Exactly what I told my wife walking back to the car. He's earned lifetime wealth. He can negotiate a lesser buyout and go get a great paying DC job at a good school where he can take his HORRIBLE on field, head coach body language and whatever he doesn't bring to a team and sit up in a booth and call good, solid defensive schemes for a good school. He will redeem his reputation as a solid DC and hold his head up high. Because if Cal ever gets an AD who knows anything about coaching and hires a decent football coach Wilcox will look like a very subpar HC who basically held on for a few extra years of undeserved overpay. Maybe that's who he is but I don't think so. His on the field demeanor is of someone who's quit and it's effecting his team. I spent most of the time in between plays watching him. Pathetic.

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annarborbear said:

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I still think that Wilcox should negotiate his way out. Don't do this to us. Don't do it to yourself.

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Exactly what I told my wife walking back to the car. He's earned lifetime wealth. He can negotiate a lesser buyout and go get a great paying DC job at a good school where he can take his HORRIBLE on field, head coach body language and whatever he doesn't bring to a team and sit up in a booth and call good, solid defensive schemes for a good school. He will redeem his reputation as a solid DC and hold his head up high. Because if Cal ever gets an AD who knows anything about coaching and hires a decent football coach Wilcox will look like a very subpar HC who basically held on for a few extra years of undeserved overpay. Maybe that's who he is but I don't think so. His on the field demeanor is of someone who's quit and it's effecting his team. I spent most of the time in between plays watching him. Pathetic.

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Do you think he understands that he could go down as the guy who lost big time football for the flagship university of California?

If it were me, I wouldn't want to be responsible for that.

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82gradDLSdad said:

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annarborbear said:

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I still think that Wilcox should negotiate his way out. Don't do this to us. Don't do it to yourself.

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Exactly what I told my wife walking back to the car. He's earned lifetime wealth. He can negotiate a lesser buyout and go get a great paying DC job at a good school where he can take his HORRIBLE on field, head coach body language and whatever he doesn't bring to a team and sit up in a booth and call good, solid defensive schemes for a good school. He will redeem his reputation as a solid DC and hold his head up high. Because if Cal ever gets an AD who knows anything about coaching and hires a decent football coach Wilcox will look like a very subpar HC who basically held on for a few extra years of undeserved overpay. Maybe that's who he is but I don't think so. His on the field demeanor is of someone who's quit and it's effecting his team. I spent most of the time in between plays watching him. Pathetic.

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Do you think he understands that he could go down as the guy who lost big time football for the flagship university of California?

If it were me, I wouldn't want to be responsible for that.

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I think it's a pipe dream that he walks away. And it's a horror show if Knowlton is still around if it happens. More than likely Wilcox goes into the coaches don't quit mode and stays until he's let go costing us millions and millions and millions of dollars...along with a crowd the size of a DeLassale game. The student section was an embarrassment today and even worse after the 3rd quarter. No one cares. Lyons was there though slapping fives with the students who were there. That will turn embarrassing quickly unless he can pull off a miracle.

I think Wilcox is completely lacking in self awareness. I think he honestly believes he's doing his best and making the right decisions.

The student section was embarrassing. But can you blame them? With this product? I mean, why should they attend when we are so predictable and can't seem to manage a game either while we're winning or losing? When we finally went down by 1, you could see the wind go out of the team. They do not have the mentality to finish a game. And mentality is built on winning and coaching. Especially in a tight game.

There were 35,000 people there today. I think that's a great showing by fans all things considered. But I think we have hit the wall here.

This might be an unpopular take here but I really felt bad for the kicker today. We had a 3rd and 14 from the 20. We pass for 10 on the left. Yes, Morris probably should have made it from there. But it was a long 3rd down. Go up the middle and help your true freshman kicker out. We don't get another yard on 3rd down, its a 37 yard field goal from the middle of the field. The footage of Morris on the sideline. Poor kid. He looked so nervous. I know, he should have gotten it but its a tough kick from the left hashmark. Ugh. Venting.

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I think Wilcox is completely lacking in self awareness. I think he honestly believes he's doing his best and making the right decisions.

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Most people I've met, including me (I suppose) are not very aware of their shortcomings and how to fix them. Wilcox would gain my utmost respect if he said he's hurting the team and took any different action.

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calumnus said:

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ducky23 said:

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upsetof86 said:

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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Skeedabear said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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The other thing I'll say is that I don't think our team played like that in Wilcox's first three seasons. Yeah, we were at a talent deficit for the most part but the team tended to play with passion. We scored some big upsets and had some bad luck with a QB injury in 2019.

But since COVID, it's been loser mentality all the way, except for that three-game stretch to get bowl eligible last year. I'll note that most of the pressure to actually compete was off at that point, thanks to a losing streak earlier in the year. Not sure what happened to him, but it's clear the trend is not reversing now.

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You've blanked out the Chezit Bowl

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The game was certainly bad on offense, but at that point even making a bowl was progress. And earlier that season we managed to upset Washington and finally beat USC (yes, a mediocre USC team but still they had more talent than us and we won in LA). Has there been anything like that to get excited about these days?

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We went at 6-6 with an FCS win and a losing conference record because some of the teams that finished above us declined bowls? Something like that?

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ducky23 said:

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upsetof86 said:

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calumnus said:

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sycasey said:

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sycasey said:

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blungld said:

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We were a better team than NC and FSU and lost. And we were the worse team but had the game won against Pitt and Miami and we lost. 4 in a row by 9 pts. This is nothing but coaching.

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Honestly I think we were better than Pitt too. Just giving games away all season.

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Heck..we were/are better than Miami. It's the inept coaching.

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I wouldn't go that far. We were lucky to hit on a bunch of big plays to be up that much on Miami. But still, should have been able to hold a 20 point lead in the 4th.

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We should have been building the lead. It is the same every game. We get a lead and stop doing the things that built the lead then play for FGs instead of playing to win going away with TDs.

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It's obvious to EVERYONE except the people who staunchly defend Wilcox. No killer instinct no gamesmanship. This dude talks about a handful of plays and learning how to win. His decision making his demeanor, the way he walks along the sideline. It's like is this guy a man? Doesn't skew male to me. Ballz anyone?

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I honestly think the biggest problem is that it rubs off on the players.

Some coaches are killers and their players play like it. Wilcox is a wuss and that's how we play. We're so afraid to make a mistake that we just make more mistakes.

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The other thing I'll say is that I don't think our team played like that in Wilcox's first three seasons. Yeah, we were at a talent deficit for the most part but the team tended to play with passion. We scored some big upsets and had some bad luck with a QB injury in 2019.

But since COVID, it's been loser mentality all the way, except for that three-game stretch to get bowl eligible last year. I'll note that most of the pressure to actually compete was off at that point, thanks to a losing streak earlier in the year. Not sure what happened to him, but it's clear the trend is not reversing now.

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You've blanked out the Chezit Bowl

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The game was certainly bad on offense, but at that point even making a bowl was progress. And earlier that season we managed to upset Washington and finally beat USC (yes, a mediocre USC team but still they had more talent than us and we won in LA). Has there been anything like that to get excited about these days?

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We went at 6-6 with an FCS win and a losing conference record because some of the teams that finished above us declined bowls? Something like that?

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Again, not trying to argue for that season as some kind of satisfying end goal, just that it represented some forward progress at the time.

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82gradDLSdad said:

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annarborbear said:

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I still think that Wilcox should negotiate his way out. Don't do this to us. Don't do it to yourself.

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Exactly what I told my wife walking back to the car. He's earned lifetime wealth. He can negotiate a lesser buyout and go get a great paying DC job at a good school where he can take his HORRIBLE on field, head coach body language and whatever he doesn't bring to a team and sit up in a booth and call good, solid defensive schemes for a good school. He will redeem his reputation as a solid DC and hold his head up high. Because if Cal ever gets an AD who knows anything about coaching and hires a decent football coach Wilcox will look like a very subpar HC who basically held on for a few extra years of undeserved overpay. Maybe that's who he is but I don't think so. His on the field demeanor is of someone who's quit and it's effecting his team. I spent most of the time in between plays watching him. Pathetic.

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Do you think he understands that he could go down as the guy who lost big time football for the flagship university of California?

If it were me, I wouldn't want to be responsible for that.

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Great post. Think about that as your legacy...

Lincoln Riley was asked why his program struggles to close out wins and he responded with, “I don’t know.”

— Connor Morrissette (@C_Morrissette) October 20, 2024

AunBear89 said:

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I think Wilcox is completely lacking in self awareness. I think he honestly believes he's doing his best and making the right decisions.

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He is doing his best - that's the point!

movielover said:

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AunBear89 said:

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I think Wilcox is completely lacking in self awareness. I think he honestly believes he's doing his best and making the right decisions.

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He is doing his best - that's the point!

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No he is not. That would involve learning from his mistakes, growing in the job. In his first 7 years as HC with one of the worst offenses in the country every year he had to have learned that hiring a good OC is critical to his success. Instead, this his 4th hire, was his laziest yet. When Spavital left for a lateral move he gave the OC duties to his OL coach because "he's called plays before" which would have been fine for the bowl game, but he made it permanent before the disastrous showing in the bowl game. Like for only only $5 million a year he couldn't be bothered with an actual search. And then worse, he did not even bother to backfill at OL coach, leaving all of that on Bloesch's plate with entirely predictable results. Just bad management. Then blames the players for being poorly coached.

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AunBear89 said:

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I think Wilcox is completely lacking in self awareness. I think he honestly believes he's doing his best and making the right decisions.

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He is doing his best - that's the point!

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A great monologue on winners and losers. Wilcox didn't marry Carla, wilcox is a loser.

So he's lazy, lacks insight, or both. Maybe he's busy dating or something.

In my opinion, I think we need a Dan Campbell like coach.

He may be inexperienced, but he's willing to run through walls for his players, and the players will respond. Look what the Detroit Lions have become behind his personality.

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In my opinion, I think we need a Dan Campbell like coach.

He may be inexperienced, but he's willing to run through walls for his players, and the players will respond. Look what the Detroit Lions have become behind his personality.

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we need Dan Campbell but we ended up with Robert Saleh

A coach with a killer attitude doesn't rely on a kicker with hardly any game time to kick in a pressure situation, I don't care if it was considered an easy kick. If we were up 7 and the fg was to seal the deal and put us up by 10, fine. But not a game winner. The whole forum was screaming not to play for the field goal because everybody knew before he kicked it, if we knew, ...how did this coach who's making millions not know?

Nofado said:

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In my opinion, I think we need a Dan Campbell like coach.

He may be inexperienced, but he's willing to run through walls for his players, and the players will respond. Look what the Detroit Lions have become behind his personality.

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Yeah someone like Joe Kapp…..oh wait

John Canzano: "Meanwhile, Cal fans have turned on Justin Wilcox."

Coaching Record - 2017-24: 39-47 (.453)
Coaching Record - 2020-24: 19-29 (.396)

Conference CRrd - 2017-24: 21-41 (.339)
Conference CRrd - 2020-24: 11-24 (.314)

(If my math is right)

movielover said:

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John Canzano: "Meanwhile, Cal fans have turned on Justin Wilcox."

Coaching Record - 2017-24: 39-47 (.453)
Coaching Record - 2020-24: 19-29 (.396)

Conference CRrd - 2017-24: 21-41 (.339)
Conference CRrd - 2020-24: 11-24 (.314)

(If my math is right)

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This should be shown to donors that care about the football at Cal.