Which out of conference am I excited for? ALL OF THEM!
This schedule sets us up to run the table (hopefully). We get off to a good start/some revenge against Nevada. I'm with goldenone, much better than a night game in November. We can then take out TCU like we almost did/should have done last time. Return home for some Troy Taylor love. Hopefully a tune-up game, not upset bait. Then off to Seattle to keep the win streak going vs. the Huskies. Next, show that we've still got Wazoo's number. A bye to prep for taking Oregon down again in front of lots of eyeballs on Friday night. Two home games in a row to show CU and OSU who's boss. A less toasty Arizona in November. They can't keep getting lucky against Cal forever. $C at home to show them they were lucky against Cal last time, but Cal will do them like they did them in the Coliseum. Then another Big Game road win vs. Stanford. A UCLA take down by a full Cal squad. Up next, the new Vegas stadium that Cal got Covided out of last year. Maybe some sweet revenge on ASU? 13-0 is WITHIN REACH. Every single one of these teams can be beaten by Cal. Except for a lucky TCU and Arizona, plus a recent UCLA jinx, they all have been beaten recently by Wilcox-led Cal teams.
Yeah. Pac-12 after dark. At least 7:30 on Sept. 4 is a lot better than a night game in November. I'm all in.
I'm glad the WSU game is at the beginning of October- less chance of it being in a blizzard in the Palouse.
Which out of conference am I excited for? ALL OF THEM!
This schedule sets us up to run the table (hopefully). We get off to a good start/some revenge against Nevada. I'm with goldenone, much better than a night game in November. We can then take out TCU like we almost did/should have done last time. Return home for some Troy Taylor love. Hopefully a tune-up game, not upset bait. Then off to Seattle to keep the win streak going vs. the Huskies. Next, show that we've still got Wazoo's number. A bye to prep for taking Oregon down again in front of lots of eyeballs on Friday night. Two home games in a row to show CU and OSU who's boss. A less toasty Arizona in November. They can't keep getting lucky against Cal forever. $C at home to show them they were lucky against Cal last time, but Cal will do them like they did them in the Coliseum. Then another Big Game road win vs. Stanford. A UCLA take down by a full Cal squad. Up next, the new Vegas stadium that Cal got Covided out of last year. Maybe some sweet revenge on ASU? 13-0 is WITHIN REACH. Every single one of these teams can be beaten by Cal. Except for a lucky TCU and Arizona, plus a recent UCLA jinx, they all have been beaten recently by Wilcox-led Cal teams.