"The thing is . . . I think the game plan more or less worked, except that Cal’s receivers uncharacteristically didn’t make plays."
Totally agree Nick. The issue was one of execution, not planning or play calling. This goes to Plummers' two interceptions as well as to the receiver drops. To the extent one game can project the trajectory o…
"The thing is . . . I think the game plan more or less worked, except that Cal’s receivers uncharacteristically didn’t make plays."
Totally agree Nick. The issue was one of execution, not planning or play calling. This goes to Plummers' two interceptions as well as to the receiver drops. To the extent one game can project the trajectory of the offense, Musgrave's firing is already paying dividends.
I would also point out the untimely penalties that stalled drives after we crossed into Stanford territory. None of that was about the playcalling, which suggests there is a higher ceiling if they can cut down on the mistakes.
"The thing is . . . I think the game plan more or less worked, except that Cal’s receivers uncharacteristically didn’t make plays."
Totally agree Nick. The issue was one of execution, not planning or play calling. This goes to Plummers' two interceptions as well as to the receiver drops. To the extent one game can project the trajectory of the offense, Musgrave's firing is already paying dividends.
I would also point out the untimely penalties that stalled drives after we crossed into Stanford territory. None of that was about the playcalling, which suggests there is a higher ceiling if they can cut down on the mistakes.