Come on. Looking for some classic Tedforisms after that. Media is laughing at the bears effort.

I can give you some -


"Their pass rush was stout all day no doubt."

"We tried some different protection schemes but we just couldn't covert enough 3rd downs."

"The turnovers hurt yeah. Anytime you play a really good team like Stanford is turnovers are going to make it a tough day."

"I thought after we kicked that field goal we'd get some momentum, but it just didn't work out."

"We'll work hard on Monday."

Do you feel better now? Did I miss anything?

He's to darn busy elsewhere.

:bravo:bravo:bravo

http://www.calbears.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/102012aaf.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

okaydo;841981984 said:

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:bravo:bravo:bravo

http://www.calbears.com/sports/m-footbl/recaps/102012aaf.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

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Reads like the same old BS for the past 12 years...

Go back to the drawing board... execute better... blah blah

Words I hope to hear out of Tedford's mouth, "I quit."

Here's a good one:

STANFORD HEAD COACH DAVID SHAW
On whether he anticipated stuffing Cal's run game:
"I want to say yes, but the question is can we do that and still contain Keenan Allen? That was a big question. I felt very, very comfortable with us stopping the run...."

on the post game show with Joe Starkey Tedford said he " needed to look at the film" ...shades of Mike Singletary.

I think we could all tell him exactly what it looked like....

And this is the biggest problem. Tedford's practices are useless. They go through the motions at less than 100% and then the game is too fast and too tough and too complex. You saw it at the spring game, you see it anytime you are allowed to watch a practice, you see it in warmups. He's going through the motions of a coach: watching endless film, spending endless hours in the office doing god knows what, running the same types of practices...and the team plays poorly. Only one conclusion can be drawn from this: Tedford and Cal need to go in different directions asap. Come on Sandy, I know you don't have balls (literally) but you have to make a decision here as if you did. "Preparation was good" is telling you this guy is done.

82gradDLSdad;841982222 said:

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And this is the biggest problem. Tedford's practices are useless. They go through the motions at less than 100% and then the game is too fast and too tough and too complex. You saw it at the spring game, you see it anytime you are allowed to watch a practice, you see it in warmups. He's going through the motions of a coach: watching endless film, spending endless hours in the office doing god knows what, running the same types of practices...and the team plays poorly. Only one conclusion can be drawn from this: Tedford and Cal need to go in different directions asap. Come on Sandy, I know you don't have balls (literally) but you have to make a decision here as if you did. "Preparation was good" is telling you this guy is done.

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I think JT was talking about this, not practice.....

Memorroidal ointment these last few years. And the aluminum benches aren't helping.