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The tools the team will have in the uphill climb to improve on last year’s 7-6 record have become clearer, but knowing whether or not they have what it takes is still a while away.
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The news was of a coaching staff restructuring that was farcical in its attempt to change everything possible about the Bears offense … outside of changing a single one of the faces and names involved.
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The Bears’ leading receiver in yards-per-game from the 2018 season, Kanawai Noa, recently announced via Instagram that he intends to leave UC Berkeley upon graduation and will play his final season of football eligibility elsewhere as he pursues a master’s degree.
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The Bears’ offensive efficiency ranked as the second worst among all Power Five teams, ending just above Rutgers and below eternal laughingstock Kansas. How do you ruin the efforts of a defense that was top 10 in the nation by just about any statistic?
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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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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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Whether you support Cal or Stanford, wins are never a given — it doesn’t matter if it’s a top-10 team or a program still searching for its first win. Shoutout to UCLA this weekend.
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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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Despite McIlwain’s turnovers and shaky ball security, he should be Cal’s guy. It’s too little, too late to give Ross Bowers a look, if he is indeed 100 percent ready to go.
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That’s part of what’s hard about staying good. The better you get, the more your opponents want a piece of you.
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