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- Thread starter Chex
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talhadfoursteals
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Chex, I get it. Weber is competitive, but are the Cats strong enough to pull out a W? This is going to be another one of those close, hard-fought, games.
Weirdly though (I hope this isn't a really bad case of purple tinted glasses syndrome), I feel our defense matches up with Cal Poly fairly well and that our offense will be hard to handle; especially if the Cats can hold onto the ball. Like I said in another thread, love SLO. It is really one of the most uniquely incredible places in the west. Really wish I was in a position to go to this game.
Weirdly though (I hope this isn't a really bad case of purple tinted glasses syndrome), I feel our defense matches up with Cal Poly fairly well and that our offense will be hard to handle; especially if the Cats can hold onto the ball. Like I said in another thread, love SLO. It is really one of the most uniquely incredible places in the west. Really wish I was in a position to go to this game.
This is one game I predicted a W for the Wildcats preseason. But to date, Cal Poly is playing better than expected. The Wildcats can make a fight of it, but they've got to be much better at starting on all cylinders, take care of the ball (TOs kill momentum) & as Coach Kjar mentioned postgame, make better decisions on offensive play calling (i.e. be more thoughtful about sticking with the analytics model's-to go for it- on 4th downs with short yardage instead of kicking FGs).
These Wildcat players & coaches are learning from some hard lessons, tough breaks. Portland St. was a bad loss. Wildcats SB competitive, optimistically make it a close game, but the Mustangs are favored to get the W at home. If so, not necessarily a bad loss. Feel a couple of likely wins still in store for the Cats (home games vs. Idaho & Utah Tech.)
These Wildcat players & coaches are learning from some hard lessons, tough breaks. Portland St. was a bad loss. Wildcats SB competitive, optimistically make it a close game, but the Mustangs are favored to get the W at home. If so, not necessarily a bad loss. Feel a couple of likely wins still in store for the Cats (home games vs. Idaho & Utah Tech.)
I assume we will play a cleaner game on offense. It looks like Dahle is getting the start so hopefully he can settle in early and not have to be such a gunslinger to bring the team back.
Defense needs to start faster and slow down the big play, I would say eliminate, but not sure thats possible with our personnel.
Kjar is a competitor. I think we clean up the turnovers and win another shootout.
Defense needs to start faster and slow down the big play, I would say eliminate, but not sure thats possible with our personnel.
Kjar is a competitor. I think we clean up the turnovers and win another shootout.
talhadfoursteals
Active member
Such a great place to catch a college football game. Is there a promotion going on or are fans just jazzed for Cal Poly football? That would be sooooo awesome if that was the case. I've been to SLO for football twice. Weber lost once 47-0 (Sears was given notice after that one) and the other when Hill was coach. Weber won that one. Neither time was the stadium that full. Great fan support, but not a full stadium.
