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As has been the case all throughout the season, Cal’s fate will come down to whether or not the offense can rise to the moment. Against their dreaded rivals at home, it’s hard to imagine a better test of that ability.
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In a day and age in which statistics and eye-popping numbers are the driving forces behind Heisman races and postseason analysis, I’m here to tell you that Garbers’ uninspiring numbers don’t tell half the story.
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Garbers’ legs have played a key role in Cal’s spurts of success offensively, and I wouldn’t be shocked if he posted at least 250 yards combined through the air and on the ground.
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After trading possessions, the pivotal play came with 2 minutes, 10 seconds on the clock. It was fourth-and-1 on the USC 33-yard line, and Chase Garbers gave the ball to Patrick Laird, who more than earned the necessary yard.
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The Bears now find themselves with a 6-4, 3-4 record, and it is going to be tough for Cal to topple either, or both, of its remaining opponents — Stanford and Colorado.
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It will be interesting to see if Baldwin is still aboard the McIlwain Train come Saturday and the remainder of the season. For 2018, fans seem to have hopped off the metaphorical locomotive — or maybe they never even boarded it.
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Though Cal would get its chances to score, Garbers could not generate rhythm though the air, throwing several ugly passes in the game’s last few series. The game ended on another sour could-have-been, held down by Cal’s defense — the Bears are now 5-4, 2-4.
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While Cal is seemingly out of the storm of its three-game losing streak, in recent history, the program’s downfall has been its failure to string together enough significant wins to be taken seriously in the football world.
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In their win against the Huskies, the Bears proved they have an offense that can move the chains. Now all they’ve got to do is channel some of Petersen’s brazen play-calling and inject themselves with some fourth-down swagger.
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On his first drive back, Jake Browning led the Huskies to beyond midfield before being forced to punt the ball away by a downright methodically frenetic Cal defense.
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