Cal Football Plans Offensive Coordinator Change

Cal football has confirmed a change in its offensive coordinator position, with Mike Bloesch expected to step aside after ranking 13th in scoring offense in the ACC this season. This marks the fourth offensive coordinator in four years for the Golden Bears, following previous stints by Bill Musgrave and Jake Spavital. Meanwhile, Purdue has fired head coach Ryan Walters after a disappointing season ending with a 1-11 record, prompting discussions about potentially returning to an offensive-minded coaching strategy. In contrast, West Virginia University announced the end of Neal Brown's tenure as head coach, despite leading the team to four bowl appearances in six seasons. The athletic director expressed gratitude for Brown's contributions while starting a national search for a new head coach. Overall, these coaching changes reflect a critical period for several college football programs seeking improvement and identity.