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Desperately trying to will his team back into the game, McIlwain was forced into dire situations, throwing two interceptions and surrendering the ball to the defense twice, including a scoop-and-score that put the Bears down by 30 points.
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When you have to look at a team’s punter as the highlight of the game, it is likely that something has gone wrong. Nonetheless, have a day, Steven Coutts — somebody had to.
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Weaver’s made it this far, and if all goes according to plan, he’ll go even farther. But like his transition from high school, he’s got a few more things to accomplish before his time at Cal is up. First up on the docket? Not simply making it to a bowl game, but winning one.
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Anyone who’s watched Cal in the last two years will tell you Alexander’s impact is unmistakable. The secondary, which used to simply roll over and make every opposing quarterback look like a genius, now plays with a swagger and confidence rarely exhibited on a college field.
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Because Bunting seems to have not made a crisp turn and the linebacker is breaking toward him, McIlwain has to overcorrect and put the throw toward the sideline to give Bunting a shot.
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Thus far this season, the answer to any such question has been a resounding no. The Bruins are off to their worst start since Franklin Roosevelt was in office, but to what degree is that Kelly’s fault?
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The win encompassed the spirit of college football, but the quarterback who donned No. 12 on the front of his bright blue and gold jersey encompassed the spirit of what it means to be a Cal Bear.
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“Every game is important,” McIlwain said. “The way you attack every game and the way you attack every day should be exactly the same. We’re really focused on ourselves and continuing to get better and continuing to fix the things, the problems, that we have.”
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Let’s be honest — playing it safe in any facet of life isn’t fun. The same goes for Wilcox’s play-calling. I personally love the bold and aggressive calls — the only problem is that I don’t think he’s got a disciplined-enough team to pull off some of the calls. That being said, they’ve got the potential to get there.
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The following is a Q&A between Josh Yuen, sports editor of The Daily Californian, and Ryan Smith, sports editor of the Daily Bruin. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
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