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Most of the "Wildcat" early in the season sets up plays for later.

:love:Well played!

Things could have been worse...https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ZU4TaJB9Y6Y

Not to mention that UCLA may very well have to contribute to paying down Cal-Berkeley's AD debt load.

The second time AWjr baited the QB.

The only one I recall is the time he got beat and recovered to intercept the ball (Fresno State).

Very fair and good analysis. The play in bold, hasn't really been talked about enough. Brookington needed to fight for that ball worst case he could have turned it into an incompletion. Best case he may have drawn interference. Much like one of the Cal. receivers did against (Gopher player)#24.

I don't know how California Berkeley's season will go, but the team I/ we saw last night was very good. Last years team has no bearing this year/ season. Yes we didn't play our best, but that is no reason to slight the Golden Bears.

These squads are pretty evenly matched. One played a close to perfect game the other team? Not as well as they needed to.

IMHO a big part of coaching is realizing that it may just not be a players day. Again, on to Rutgers.

For me, mental errors can be a way of lacking discipline. Going against a fielding rule is also seen (by me) as such. Hopefully, only make a play if it's there to be had or it is true desperation time. Mentally, the team needs to move on to Rutgers.

Agree with what you said. Especially the bold. Two weeks to be angry and hungry. Take it out on Rutgers!!!

Ugh. It came down to special teams play. Just did not see two boneheaded plays like that occurring. Lack of discipline killed our chance.

Running backs take a beating. Also, water is wet.

This^^^

Good points. I think we mostly agree. I think that the team has matured to the point where we can open it up sometimes. Just guessing that the coach would prefer not to have to just yet.

If and it's a big if we can score first, this approach can and does work. You are basically forcing the opponent to press/ make mistakes. It's a form of Tressel ball. I think this is a wish because I think the team wants to keep things under wraps till BigTen play.

How is that even a question for us diehards?

Will time of possession and Special Teams be the keys to the game? I am guessing that we will want to squeeze the life out of the clock and play solid conservative special teams flipping the field and cleanly fielding returns. My guess is that the goal is to make this a grind it out slugfest...

I voted not sure because I could see DT lobbying to play if healthy enough.