HHow was the game plan not solid? The problem wasn’t scheme or playcalling. They moved the ball. And it was not a conservative plan. The problem on offense is their line got whipped and they made some brobdingnagian mistakes.
Defensively they got smoked by a bad offense.
I’m afraid I agree with Dawg.
Defensively they got smoked by a bad offense.
I’m afraid I agree with Dawg.
(10-07-2018, 10:58 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote:(10-07-2018, 09:37 AM)Beeg_Dawg Wrote: Failure? Doesn't that assume we are better than we showed?
We got lucky against the Ducks. Right now, we should beat OSU, lose to UW and WSU, with the remaining games being tossups. UCLA actually showed a lot of improvement yesterday, and I think we will be hard pressed to beat Cal.
Should be no secret how to beat us at this point. Bring 5, 6 or 7 guys on every play, pressure Costello and let him make bad decisions. After last night, bringing 4 is probably enough. We can't block anyone.
The old TWU guys must be shaking their heads. We may not have thought much of Bloomgren as OC, but he was obviously one hella OL coach.
This can't be serious, can it? Stanford was fully capable of beating Utah, or at least staying within striking distance until the end of the game, with a solid game plan and players who didn't make terrible mistakes. Stanford has too much talent on its roster to play as it has the last two weeks.
