We do a full tale of the tape on the Golden Bears:
- Cal's offense: 31.3 points per game, with an efficient passing attack and a run game averaging just 3.4 yards per carry
- Cal's defense: 5.34 yards per carry allowed on the ground, a big opening for Clemson's run game
- The danger: safety Kingston Lopa leads the nation with 5 interceptions, so Tait Reynolds has to be smart and decisive with the football
Our keys for both sides of the ball, from protecting Reynolds and finding the vertical game to keeping the TEs involved and stopping Cal's run and a late kickoff on the West Coast in a conference game leaves no room for turnovers.
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