[teejers1]

This could be interesting. Beau Baldwin was not well liked by lots of Cal folks. However, Cal seemed to get the most out of some not highly rated recruits. As many have pointed out on this board, if they didn't lose Garbers for a stretch, they might have won 8 or 9 games. If I were a Cal fan, I would be a bit worried about Musgrave's ability to translate his ideas on to less than four star athletes. Baldwin had lots of experience with this, Musgrave not so much. NFL players are usually pretty accomplished.

Musgrave is a great hire; furthering the performance distance between the teams on the field.  (And the gap in the coaching staffs is even greater).

This is not a good development for Stanford.  At all.

[teejers1]

This could be interesting. Beau Baldwin was not well liked by lots of Cal folks. However, Cal seemed to get the most out of some not highly rated recruits. As many have pointed out on this board, if they didn't lose Garbers for a stretch, they might have won 8 or 9 games. If I were a Cal fan, I would be a bit worried about Musgrave's ability to translate his ideas on to less than four star athletes. Baldwin had lots of experience with this, Musgrave not so much. NFL players are usually pretty accomplished.

Musgrave is a great hire; furthering the performance distance between the teams on the field.  (And the gap in the coaching staffs is even greater).

This is not a good development for Stanford.  At all.