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It’s okay if he isn’t the fastest. Not all rbs are burners, Mo certainly wasn’t and no one would turn another Mo away.

I hate taking the QB out as it makes the play so predictable.

My thoughts as well. That’s why I still want to see Turner in some capacity to see what he can do, but the Sean Tyler possibility is there as well with the move up in conference. Maybe a short yardage role for Davis.

Ijeboi looks like he could be a solid B1G rb, hoping he is given a larger role going forward. I like the physicality he runs with, doesn’t have the greatest speed, but looks good between the tackles. I think I’d be ready to see him moved ahead of Davis. Not sure on Turner yet, I feel like we...

Yup, fighting your rivals to see who can get 6th in the conference isn’t too exciting.

Wow that was a quick hook, but I think the days of giving a P4 coach 4-5 years to show something are over for most schools. The ability to build your roster more quickly now probably is a big reason for that.

Well in this case they didn’t cover for more than four seconds on either of the two big completions before the half.

We already do.

They could have set that trick play up better if they had run some more WR screens to Perich, which they should be doing regularly. I’d like to see them give him more direct snaps or hand offs. Just having him run basic wr routes doesn’t really let him do much once he catches it.

We’ve tried bringing in a great recruiter for a HC in the past. I’m not sure a coach out there exists that will consistently out recruit OSU, Michigan, PSU, USC, Oregon, Nebraska, Washington or even UCLA.

Some percentage of that is execution by the players. Yes they rushed three, but pretty sure they were still supposed to cover the wrs, it’s not like they dropped into a 30 yard umbrella, and yes the trick play didn’t work, but Koi didn’t have to take big loss on the play.

The game played out as many predicted, sure our coaches weren’t brilliant, but ultimately our players made more mistakes and less plays than Cal’s.

The problem is we kind of need him to be making plays because we don’t have many other options.

Your first two sentences contradict each other. Is the staff putting too much pressure on him or is he putting too much on himself? Either he is a playmaker with the freedom to make plays or he isn’t. I still think he is a play maker, you want the ball on his hands, doesn’t mean mistakes will...

Exactly meanwhile our successful coordinators keep getting poached and we replace them with guys that lack experience.

That’s kind of how it’s supposed to work when comparing nfl and college coaches.

180 posts over the last 6 years without one positive comment, so fascinating that fans like this exist.

Leipold is 61 and gets a lot of hype for only being 24-29 at Kansas. I wouldn’t mind if he was the hire.

Not even mediocre. They’ll be hard pressed to pull out a handful of wins this year.

I don’t think Cal scores more than 20. I just don’t know if we’ll score 10 or 35.