I've never been to Notre Dame but if the Bears win their first couple I think I would go this time. Take it all in. It may be a likely L depending on obvious things, but I don't have too many years left to see my Bears play in iconic stadium on the wrong side of the mountains.
For decades, Stanford was always the last game of the year and a great tradition. How and why have we gotten away from that in recent years? Is this our idea or a Pac-12 scheduling thing?
Can I just say that photo of Brett Johnson is everything. Dude is the most bad ass looking football player. Knowing what a beast he is only adds to this image of him looking so killer. Can't wait to see him play again. I'm sure you all saw him carrying the Axe around Stanfurd stadium after the win right? Who the hell would try and take it away from Brett Johnson?????? No f#$%ing body...that's who!
Nice....7 home games...if they can land a QB that can make some plays (or Kai or Zach improve in offseason), 7-5 should be well doable with Brett Johnson back leading that young D...hoping Kuony is back too.
Nice, I really like this schedule. It's been a long time since Cal actually gets two home games to tune up for a difficult opponent. The bye week is mid-season, which is ideal. We finish with two home games and the only Friday game is the day after Thanksgiving.
Avoiding November trips to the Palouse and Boulder? Sounds good to me!
Jack Plummer QB from Purdue transfers to Cal!!
Imagine being 7-0 as Oregon comes into Strawberry Canyon...
I plan to go to that game In Notre Dame.
I've never been to Notre Dame but if the Bears win their first couple I think I would go this time. Take it all in. It may be a likely L depending on obvious things, but I don't have too many years left to see my Bears play in iconic stadium on the wrong side of the mountains.
Notre Dame roll call, early edition?
See you all at the Palouse. Finally get a Cal game I can drive to. I was prepared for November, but October 1 is so much better.
In the last few days we've had a coach stay, a QB leave, eleven future stars commit, a schedule dropped. What have you got for us next week, WFC?
For decades, Stanford was always the last game of the year and a great tradition. How and why have we gotten away from that in recent years? Is this our idea or a Pac-12 scheduling thing?
Can I just say that photo of Brett Johnson is everything. Dude is the most bad ass looking football player. Knowing what a beast he is only adds to this image of him looking so killer. Can't wait to see him play again. I'm sure you all saw him carrying the Axe around Stanfurd stadium after the win right? Who the hell would try and take it away from Brett Johnson?????? No f#$%ing body...that's who!
Looks to me like the UNLV blurb is incomplete. They're as bad as Arizona but without the accompanying curse.
Anyways, we should be favored in around six of these if we've got competent quarterback play.
Nice....7 home games...if they can land a QB that can make some plays (or Kai or Zach improve in offseason), 7-5 should be well doable with Brett Johnson back leading that young D...hoping Kuony is back too.
I've been to S. Bend for Navy/ND games twice, both in the frigid cold. Maybe THIS one I can do without ear warmers.....
They are VERY welcoming in S. Bend and it's a great stadium.
Nice, I really like this schedule. It's been a long time since Cal actually gets two home games to tune up for a difficult opponent. The bye week is mid-season, which is ideal. We finish with two home games and the only Friday game is the day after Thanksgiving.
South Bend? Yikes. Bears don't need that except, I guess if they get a home and home.