Garbers is a hamburger, but he has improved TCU's passing game!

Cal may win, but Wilcox had better have another QB lined up for next year. Otherwise, Cal will not have the offense to do anything in the P12.

I think he is already counting on wide open competition for the QB spot. Neither Mac or Chase seem to be able to "see" the field when they are in play.

Its the coaches themselves that are full of it.

Garbers came out and had a clear rhythm completing 10 of 12 passes doing lots of short quick passes. They completed one deep pass and suddenly they are calling deep passes over and over? TCU is getting quick pressure, and we are calling slow developing plays?

When was the last time a well schemed play got us a wide open receiver? It happens all the time in the NFL and you can't tell me TCU's defense is so amazing that they are better than NFL d's.

I want an offensive identity. Instead we throw stuff at he wall, wait for something to stick, then keep throwing other random things at the wall because who cares if it works...Doing absolutely everything the OC can do to make sure we DON'T establish a rhythm...then panic and throw the deep ball.

Garbers is not helping himself here...but he is not being put in a position to succeed...and rather than going with something that was working well early they keep putting him in a position to fail over and over and over and over again.

I have far more confidence in Garbers bringing us to the Rose Bowl than I do Baldwin or Tui...

MrGPAC said:

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Its the coaches themselves that are full of it.

Garbers came out and had a clear rhythm completing 10 of 12 passes doing lots of short quick passes. They completed one deep pass and suddenly they are calling deep passes over and over? TCU is getting quick pressure, and we are calling slow developing plays?

When was the last time a well schemed play got us a wide open receiver? It happens all the time in the NFL and you can't tell me TCU's defense is so amazing that they are better than NFL d's.

I want an offensive identity. Instead we throw stuff at he wall, wait for something to stick, then keep throwing other random things at the wall because who cares if it works...Doing absolutely everything the OC can do to make sure we DON'T establish a rhythm...then panic and throw the deep ball.

Garbers is not helping himself here...but he is not being put in a position to succeed...and rather than going with something that was working well early they keep putting him in a position to fail over and over and over and over again.

I have far more confidence in Garbers bringing us to the Rose Bowl than I do Baldwin or Tui...

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aha aha ahahAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAAAAAA.......

GARB....AGE.......

Troll said:

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GARB....AGE.......

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Pathetic post

bearsandgiants said:

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Troll said:

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GARB....AGE.......

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Pathetic post

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You must be watching some other game....

MrGPAC said:

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Its the coaches themselves that are full of it.

Garbers came out and had a clear rhythm completing 10 of 12 passes doing lots of short quick passes. They completed one deep pass and suddenly they are calling deep passes over and over? TCU is getting quick pressure, and we are calling slow developing plays?

When was the last time a well schemed play got us a wide open receiver? It happens all the time in the NFL and you can't tell me TCU's defense is so amazing that they are better than NFL d's.

I want an offensive identity. Instead we throw stuff at he wall, wait for something to stick, then keep throwing other random things at the wall because who cares if it works...Doing absolutely everything the OC can do to make sure we DON'T establish a rhythm...then panic and throw the deep ball.

Garbers is not helping himself here...but he is not being put in a position to succeed...and rather than going with something that was working well early they keep putting him in a position to fail over and over and over and over again.

I have far more confidence in Garbers bringing us to the Rose Bowl than I do Baldwin or Tui...

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Agree. Good post

Troll said:

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GARB....AGE.......

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i LOLed at your avatar, but seriously, that's a garbage post.

then again, no one should get too worked up given your screen name and MO.

Troll said:

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GARB....AGE.......

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Time to grow a bit. The comment speaks more to your own maturity issues than what you're posting about.

I agree a bit too harsh. But come on! We had 2 extra weeks of practice and our QBs played this bad? It wasn't like he was throwing balls that were tipped or dropped by his receivers. In many cases the balls were thrown better to defenders than his own recievers.

MrGPAC said:

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Its the coaches themselves that are full of it.

Garbers came out and had a clear rhythm completing 10 of 12 passes doing lots of short quick passes. They completed one deep pass and suddenly they are calling deep passes over and over? TCU is getting quick pressure, and we are calling slow developing plays?

When was the last time a well schemed play got us a wide open receiver? It happens all the time in the NFL and you can't tell me TCU's defense is so amazing that they are better than NFL d's.

I want an offensive identity. Instead we throw stuff at he wall, wait for something to stick, then keep throwing other random things at the wall because who cares if it works...Doing absolutely everything the OC can do to make sure we DON'T establish a rhythm...then panic and throw the deep ball.

Garbers is not helping himself here...but he is not being put in a position to succeed...and rather than going with something that was working well early they keep putting him in a position to fail over and over and over and over again.

I have far more confidence in Garbers bringing us to the Rose Bowl than I do Baldwin or Tui...

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I never once saw him look for a secondary receiver. You think they're not trying to teach him to do that? Betcha he does it in practice.