If you could ask our coaches to do one thing in particular in the Oregon game, what would it be? I would ask them to run Maynard more.

YLS Bear;585608 said:

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If you could ask our coaches to do one thing in particular in the Oregon game, what would it be? I would ask them to run Maynard more.

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Roll out Maynard giving him the option to run if he sees daylight.

Have ST's zero in on Cliff Harris and knock him the F%$K out. See how fast he drives after that>>>>

Pull out all the stops. I want to see some creativity in this one.

By all means, Coach Tedford surprise Oregon on the first offensive play by calling for isi to run up the middle.....Oregon just won't believe that Cal would ever call such a worn out play.......

Convince our defense to play with some heart and balls. If they show up, we have a chance.

Do not give up a two point conversion.......

BlueAndGold;585616 said:

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Pull out all the stops. I want to see some creativity in this one.

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I'd rather see us play aggressively and lose big, than go into a shell to try to keep the score close.

Jeff82;585656 said:

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I'd rather see us play aggressively and lose big, than go into a shell to try to keep the score close.

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Agree - another way to put it is, when you are a 24-point underdog, you need to gamble more and up the volatility, which increases your chances both of winning and of losing big.
Let's pretend we're an American investment bank playing with taxpayers' money.

:bravo

Don't play not to lose.

Small request:

If the game is close, do not waste a time out in the beginning of the 2nd half.

YLS Bear;585608 said:

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If you could ask our coaches to do one thing in particular in the Oregon game, what would it be? I would ask them to run Maynard more.

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When Thomas runs the read option, beat the living shut out of him every freaking time. If they want to run an option offense, I want Thomas on his back.

BREAK DARRON THOMAS'S SKINNY ASS IN HALF!!! strip DAT, and on O play "streetball", Oregon is going to expect to see maynard mobility, so recievers have to improvise just streetball and "get open". I want to see some snaps from moala so he can blow that freshman center up, but most of all Linebackers must consistenly play to thier fits.

YLS Bear;585608 said:

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If you could ask our coaches to do one thing in particular in the Oregon game, what would it be? I would ask them to run Maynard more.

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As Adrian said to Rocky Balboa: "WIN!"

GivemTheAxe;585705 said:

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As Adrian said to Rocky Balboa: "WIN!"

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Nice!

"Remember who you are, and what you represent."


:gobears: :gobears: :gobears:

Touchdowns, not field goals...............

Win in the trenches.

win.

that is all

Have JT show some emotion. How can he expect the kids to play their hearts out when he looks like he's grading papers. It's called modelling behavior.

Put Moala in front of their freshman center...early and often.

Do not be afraid to sit a player who is struggling.

Play single coverage on duck receivers and dare Thomas to complete passes.

Do not be afraid to give freshmen extended minutes if they are the best athlete with the most potential.

Do not be afraid to play someone "who does not have a grasp of the complete offense or defense."

Pedal to the metal
Foot to the throat

Big stage - bigger victory

Fake punt. Any special teams fake actually.

Run Isi sideways at the goal line repeatedly.

I'm serious.

I think the board meltdown (shutdown?) would be even more entertaining than an improbable win.

Rushinbear;585752 said:

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Have JT show some emotion. How can he expect the kids to play their hearts out when he looks like he's grading papers. It's called modelling behavior.

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Animated coaches on the sideline is overrated. Look at that clown Stoops, and that even bigger idiot Haley in the nfl.

We need to kill clock and score big plays off of--play action, rollouts to the FB, TE and BB. ZM is going to go to KA and MJ often anyway, its the other short to mid range guys I want to see keep ORE off balance on D which isn't that big or great.

...and if anyone takes a poke at one of our players after the game, knock him on his arse!

:rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh:

To have the courage to take risks and not coach with such a conversative philosophy. Be bold, be creative. Tell the kids to have fun and just go play.

I don't think I can trust Tedford to play the right way so I'm going to have to spell it out for him.

1. After you score the first time try that rolling surprise onside kick up the gut that little Georgio can recover. YOu know, the one you've been working on all week. The one Oregon recovered on us several years back when they were the underdog.

2. The first time you have to punt 4th and 10 or less outside your own 35 I want Anger to run for it. Remember what Yoda said, "there is no try, only do or do not there is".

3. When we line up for our first field goal I want a fake. The one we've been working on all week.

4. [U]Under no circumstances should Sofele be in the game when we have the ball inside the 10.[/U]
5. Never run Sofele up the gut. Especially on 1st down.
5a. Never use Sofele in any short yardage situation.

6. Let the pass set up the run. Don't worry about "establishing" a running game.
7. If we're down by 2 TD's or more, don't attempt any field goals. Always go on 4th down.

8. If we have an all or nothing play at the end, it needs to be a run pass option with Maynard rolling out to his left.

and execute it

HaasBear04;585794 said:

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Animated coaches on the sideline is overrated. Look at that clown Stoops, and that even bigger idiot Haley in the nfl.

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True but Tedford hasn't shown any fire on the sideline since Riley's epic meltdown against OSU.

89Bear;585772 said:

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Do not be afraid to sit a player who is struggling.

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Sean Cattouse?

"Resign."