Forgetting why we were down 24-3?
(Written by kencraw)
I don’t know why this has to be my 1st post-ASU post. I mean, I’m ecstatic with the win and really think the Bears showed a lot of heart, determination and resolve last night. Way to go, right?
But it’s not what is on my top of mind this morning. Perhaps it is because all of the articles and blog posts I’m reading don’t even mention it other than to set the stage for the comeback. Perhaps it is because I fear what happens if it becomes a pattern. Perhaps it is because I fear it is already a pattern (UCLA?). Whatever the reason, I’m a bit stuck on… why was this team down 3-24 to ASU?
There have been a few too many moments this season where I just don’t get why the team was unable to execute. Why was the offense so good against Oregon for a 10-0 lead, but then pathetic for the rest of the game? What happened to the offense against UCLA? Why did it take a quarter for the offense to get humming against OSU? Why was Cal unable to execute in the redzone against Stanford?
It all leaves me a little bit uneasy.
So as I reflect on ASU, I’m happy. I’m thankful for the strong effort, for the never-say-die attitude. But I would be remiss if I didn’t admit that in the back of my mind I’m worried about why this team was ever down 3-24 to ASU.
Thus endeth the negative post-ASU posts. More joy to come…
November 30th, 2015 at 9:08 am
And I thought I was a negatron?
November 30th, 2015 at 10:09 am
Perhaps we just need to take turns joshiemac? 🙂