Our team doesn't have the same attitude? Because they do, otherwise we wouldn't see the fight or the emotion from them.
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No. They don't have the same attitude. That's pretty obvious to me. They folded at Cal. They folded against OSU. They folded against CSU. They had leads in all three of those games. Playing better is good. Don't get me wrong, but I'd love to have that same killer attitude that the goats have right now. Look at what they did at BC. Scored on the last possession of the game. We had that exact same opportunity last Saturday and went four and out. Thems the facts, man. No getting around it.
OSU & CAL > BC
Really? You know that BC beat Southern Cal, right? Stew on that for a minute and let me know if you still think OSU (who got boat raced by USC) is better than BC.
Sacky, normally I think you're spot on, but this isn't the case. We went down 14 early and went into the half with a 21-20 lead. This team absolutely has the never die attitude.
just don't have the killer instinct yet.
CVilleBuff
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We talk the talk but don't know how to win. Zero killer instinct. Have to punch through a couple times to hopefully establish that. Even in a year like '07, when we got the ball back with 2 mins left down 5, we would have done the job. All this losing has created a mental hurdle that's tough to break.
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Team has learned how to compete. They fight. They fight back.
The team has not yet learned how to finish.
A lot of that has to do with experience
Teams have to learn how to win.
Unlike past teams this team has the desire to win, they believe they can and should win.
They still have to learn how to make it happen.
Cal wasn't better than us, neither was OSU, if anything talentwise Cal was significantly ahead of OSU. What OSU had though was a coach who has a history of winning game he should and some that he shouldn't. The Beavers had some leaders on the field who know how to close a game, how to take advantage of a break and win instead of let a bad break get in their way and lose.
The good new for us is that MacIntyre has shown at SJSU that he knows how to do that. He took a program that had never won anything as long as anyone could remember and taught them how to win.
I don't know when it is going to happen for us but I sense that eventually it is going to happen, and when it does we will know it from results on the field.
Yes they were. Not dramatically so, which clearly is an improvement for us, but they were better.
Agree that Cal was more talented, and as Nik says OSU is more developed.
Bottom line though is that neither team was clearly "better" than us on the field those games. Each game was relatively equal except that in the end they made the plays to win and we didn't. Cal doesn't always do that as they showed the week before. OSU which is less talented than Cal has a history of making those plays under Riley and they did it to us as well.
Both were games that either team could have won and we didn't.
Bottom line though is that neither team was clearly "better" than us on the field those games. Each game was relatively equal except that in the end they made the plays to win and we didn't. Cal doesn't always do that as they showed the week before. OSU which is less talented than Cal has a history of making those plays under Riley and they did it to us as well.
Both were games that either team could have won and we didn't.
?? What's your definition of "better"?