FB: Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

CalCat · October 28, 2025, 07:12:12 PM

Quote from: Pat Coleman on October 24, 2025, 02:09:57 PMI have been to Redlands, Pomona-Pitzer, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Occidental but have yet to get to Cal Lu, La Verne, Whittier or Azusa Pacific. Someday!

And l believe PP,CMS, and Oxy were all in the same day.

Pat Coleman · October 28, 2025, 10:56:37 PM

Yeah, that's true, although I went back to Oxy a second time in 2018 or so for a game against Whittier.

wildcat11 · **Yesterday** at 10:13:44 AM

Oxy was a pretty unique set up. I did enjoy the fact Oxy's team was on the opposite side of the stands. I figured that was done so the coaching staff didn't have to listen to armchair QB's in their home crowd and less distractions.

RFBredux · **Yesterday** at 10:51:13 AM

Quote from: wildcat11 on Yesterday at 10:13:44 AMOxy was a pretty unique set up. I did enjoy the fact Oxy's team was on the opposite side of the stands. I figured that was done so the coaching staff didn't have to listen to armchair QB's in their home crowd and less distractions.

Dale Widolff was a smart man. Too bad Oxy's trash leadership defamed and ended the career of a phenomenal coach and ultimately a proud football program with 100 years of legacy and pride. Bunch of bafoons in Eagle Rock.

olddog · **Yesterday** at 11:04:17 AM

Oxy football was doomed 15 years ago. Somehow being masculine turned into a bad thing. Once the school went woke (btw my friend refused to send his daughter there recently, due to this issue) ...she ended up at Chapman.

You can trace the leadership changes, talking to the last batch of FB players, they had a target on their back, for some reason security was always near by..Coach had to constantly remind them they are being watch. Now throw in how the woke leadership mislead the alumni in bringing back football.

Oxy - Enjoy not standing up for the national anthem and pulling flags out of the ground for innocent 911 victims.

Do they even fly the American Flag on campus, anymore? no respect for Oxy

Gray Fox · **Yesterday** at 12:04:42 PM

Quote from: wildcat11 on Yesterday at 10:13:44 AMOxy was a pretty unique set up. I did enjoy the fact Oxy's team was on the opposite side of the stands. I figured that was done so the coaching staff didn't have to listen to armchair QB's in their home crowd and less distractions.

And the crowd could pick on the visiting players.

SoCalLance · **Yesterday** at 04:34:28 PM

I'm with you, Olddog. I've lost all respect for OXY. I always heard chatter regarding how dim their lights were and how they would use that an as advantage. Teams that weren't used to playing at night had trouble seeing the field.

It's astonishing how a single misguided leadership decision can dismantle more than a century of tradition. And to make matters worse, OXY took the million dollars raised to bring back football and spent it on everything except football.

10Freeway · **Today** at 11:29:02 AM

Oxy had terrible lights and they knew it. Major home field advantage, Cal Lutheran always had UR play in the 1pm time slot which was always hot. I wonder why they went away from that. UR should have home games during the day in late October/November. Maybe 4pm. Beautiful time of year in that region of the IE.