82gradDLSdad;842105449 said:

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I was surprised at times Saturday how good Goff looked. And Hinder is right there with them both.

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Agree on all counts.

I watched half of the scrimmage and decided we should collectively start worrying a whole lot more about our OL than QB.

We've either got a fabulous DL or an extremely porous OL.

The QB's all bring something to the table and we'll probably be fine regardless of who is selected.

tequila4kapp;842105572 said:

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I watched half of the scrimmage and decided we should collectively start worrying a whole lot more about our OL than QB.

We've either got a fabulous DL or an extremely porous OL.

The QB's all bring something to the table and we'll probably be fine regardless of who is selected.

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LOL, I spent much of the scrimmage not knowing whether to cheer--great route or blown coverage? Great running or poor tackling? Great pass rush or poor blocking? :confused:

tequila4kapp;842105572 said:

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I watched half of the scrimmage and decided we should collectively start worrying a whole lot more about our OL than QB.

We've either got a fabulous DL or an extremely porous OL.

The QB's all bring something to the table and we'll probably be fine regardless of who is selected.

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Well, if we can play with 4 WR's why not 3 QB's :p

calumnus;842105827 said:

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LOL, I spent much of the scrimmage not knowing whether to cheer--great route or blown coverage? Great running or poor tackling? Great pass rush or poor blocking? :confused:

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+1 ... and no answers available until depth charts are re-issued which may (or may not) provide a clue.

StayGold;842106622 said:

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Sorry, the Pac-12 Network has come down hard.

Previously, the only problems I've had are bogus copyright claims by the NFL (for college football videos ) and other bogus claims by 3rd-party media rights management companies. I've never had a problem with ESPN, ABC, Comcast, or the schools themselves.

One thing that I've learned is that while YouTube's Content ID system gives rights holders a way of attaching ads to your videos or blocking them without punishing you, in this case the Pac-12 Network's claim resulted in a strike on my account. If I get three strikes all my videos will be deleted. So I'm done posting anything from the Pac-12 Network. Again, I have no fear of posting Cal stuff that is broadcast on any other network or cable channel, so I hope most of Cal's games are on other networks.

StayGold;842106622 said:

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pssst, just use this bad boy the next time you see something worthwhile.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-downloadhelper/

calumnus;842105827 said:

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LOL, I spent much of the scrimmage not knowing whether to cheer--great route or blown coverage? Great running or poor tackling? Great pass rush or poor blocking? :confused:

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Wow, that was exactly how I felt. Very disconcerting...

TouchedTheAxeIn82;842106640 said:

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Sorry, the Pac-12 Network has come down hard.

Previously, the only problems I've had are bogus copyright claims by the NFL (for college football videos ) and other bogus claims by 3rd-party media rights management companies. I've never had a problem with ESPN, ABC, Comcast, or the schools themselves.

One thing that I've learned is that while YouTube's Content ID system gives rights holders a way of attaching ads to your videos or blocking them without punishing you, in this case the Pac-12 Network's claim resulted in a strike on my account. If I get three strikes all my videos will be deleted. So I'm done posting anything from the Pac-12 Network. Again, I have no fear of posting Cal stuff that is broadcast on any other network or cable channel, so I hope most of Cal's games are on other networks.

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Try Vimeo.

Though of course they have content restrictions, I don't think they scan videos for content.

A few years ago, I spotted my mom getting pranked on Comedy Central.

So I uploaded the video to YouTube. It was on there for years, then Viacom had it removed.

So I put it on Vimeo, where it still remains.