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Charles, I have been a lurker for a long time...always enjoy the site a lot. Just posted again tho.....

I like to look at the level playing field record. Prior to the 1996 scholarship limits, program could stockpile talaent a la the NY Yankees. But, with equal 85 scholly rosters, the record is UO 18 - UW 6. That's damn near Globetrotters vs. Generals level domination.

This speaks volumes about the current and recent past-Coaches.

And here, Rico starts under center, recognizes the zone dog, and hits the hot receiver with a dime

No hitch in Uncle Rico's throwing motion but I am not a fan of his drop mechanics.

I am tempted to say, Tosh Lupoi and his little brown bag.... How about he plays both sides of the ball, Dana adds him as a power forward AND Robert Johnson lets him put the shot in the new Hayward Field!

Don't sleep on Butterfield. Plus, I think Shough can be serviceable. The issues this year were depth, experience, injuries moreso than coaching, scheme or execution. Of course, I am just a fan so whadoIknow?

First, very excited this board has been realized! I'm with Chalupacabra on this one. For all the reasons he cited: young team, no Spring practice, remote coaching, limited Fall Camp, and a bunch of new starters on both sides of the ball. Add a new offensive scheme to the mix, plus COVID quarantines and the inept Pac-12 scheduling and delays, and you have a recipe for mediocrity. Good news: a nearly normal 4th quarter program, a great incoming class, early enrollees, added experience for the young squad, and hopefully, full Spring and Fall Camps, and Mario will have them cooking with gas come September. I am also confident MC finds the right defensive coaching solution to replace AA. So, yes, there was some ugly ball this Fall, but the future is still promising IMHO.