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Bad news for the Bears

Posted by Alex | October 16, 2008 at 12:05 am | In Players/Alumni |

Looks like some bad news for the Bears.  Michael Calvin, a WR, had his knee give way during practice and seems like he may be out for awhile.  Though Calvin has not produced much this season, he was expected to become the top receiver on the team.  David Seawright, our kicker, has a pulled groin and is unlikely to play this Saturday as well.  Furthermore, Tyson Alualu, a starting DE and arguably our best rusher, has a leg infection and a fever that has him walking around on a crutch.  His status for Saturday is unknown.  Credit to Jonathan Okanes for the news.

Update: Looks like Calvin is out for the year with a torn ACL.  Tedford also announced Nate Longshore as the starting quarterback for the Arizona game.

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  1. is longshore going to start against arizona this week? if so, do you think riley will play if he starts?

    1. Comment by jarod — October 16, 2008 @ 2:47 pm #

  2. Tedford says that the qb starting position is still in competition. Both quarterbacks have taken equal 1st team snaps during practice this week. However, barring any major difference in practice, my best guess is that Longshore will again be starting. In either case though, Tedford has shown that he does not like changing quarterbacks mid game. Expect the starting QB to play the whole game unless there are a ton of errors.

    2. Comment by Alex — October 16, 2008 @ 4:28 pm #

  3. thanks! if you hear something before gametime saturday will you come back here and post it please? i’m in texas, so information is hard to come by.

    3. Comment by jarod — October 16, 2008 @ 6:14 pm #

  4. Alualu practiced in full capacity will play, according to Okanes. Also, Best is back :)

    4. Comment by Jeff — October 17, 2008 @ 2:22 pm #

  5. All I have to say is thanks alot Nate Longshore! But I cant really blame Longshore can I. Coach Tedford you have proven to be both a stubborn and idiotic decisionmaker period. You squandered the 2007 season based on your blind support of Longshore. This season you had finally switched the duties to Riley when after one bad game you pulled him from starting only to force Longshore on the fans once again! I swear Tedford must be dating Longshore’s mom or something. I have never seen a coach willing to throw an entire program away for one player.

    5. Comment by Dave Anthony — October 18, 2008 @ 11:08 pm #

  6. How does a person who is the highest paid employee in the UC system make such dumb f(^^*&ing mistakes week in and week out. Why did you not equally use Vereen and Best (taking some of the load off best?). If you have a dual qb system why stick with Longshore even when he has obviously cooled off? Why wait to put Riley in once you have dug yourself into a 3 score pit? Message to the UC system I will coach the team for 300K and make far better decisions than your 2.5 million wonder boy (joke).

    6. Comment by Greg — October 18, 2008 @ 11:13 pm #

  7. Getting to be very repetitive isn’t it?

    7. Comment by TrueBlue2 — October 20, 2008 @ 1:41 pm #

  8. I almost feel like these Cal blogs are pointless. It’s the same story with this team every year and I agree with TrueBlue2, it is repetitive and I feel they are boring to watch on the field. To be honest, being a student at Berkeley is hard enough. If I’m going to take a break in my studies, I want to see a team that really wants to do something significant, otherwise I have better things to do.

    8. Comment by CNeal — October 22, 2008 @ 7:33 pm #

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