Sunday Night With Caesar

By Scott Wolf on November 11, 2007 7:09 PM | | Comments (1) |

There's been an unspoken feeling all season that the coaching staff wanted Chauncey Washington to be the top tailback and Pete Carroll said the weather at Cal reinforced his decision.
``Chauncey was secure with the weather and could handle it all,'' Carroll said. ``You put a new guy out there and you're not sure.''
And what about the inability to ever complete a pass between John David Booty and Ronald Johnson?
``(Booty's) always ahead of RoJo and anticipated him running those balls down,'' Carroll said. ``In games for some reason, he's just missed him.''

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redc1c4 Author Profile Page said:

maybe because booty can't throw reliably under pressure?

hey Pete! if he's "always ahead of 'RoJo", maybe one of them should adjust?....isn't that what coaches are for?

just a thought.....


November 12, 2007 12:38 AM

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