DawgmanRadio: Our California Pregame Show!

The guys from Dawgman.com - Kim Grinolds, Chris Fetters, and Scott Eklund - once again get up bright and early Saturday to offer their insight and analysis into tonight's California-Washington game, as the Huskies and Golden Bears play the first game of what is now the final season of the Pac-12 in its current form.But before they delve into the matchups between Cal and UW on both sides of the ball, they briefly go back and look at what the Huskies did to Michigan State last weekend in East Lansing, including a quick injury update and an overall look at the experience of traveling to Big Ten country with more road trips that direction starting in 2024.Then the Cal talk starts, beginning with how the Golden Bears look on offense. They have two quality running backs in Jaydn Ott and Isaiah Ifanse and two quarterbacks in Sam Jackson V and Ben Finley, but how will they be used? And how does Jake Spavital's offense look at Cal now compared to when he was running it when Sonny Dykes was the Golden Bears' head coach?After a quick break to pay some bills, the guys turn the tables and wonder how Cal is going to stop Washington's ridiculously prodigious offense, led by Michael Penix Jr., Rome Odunze, Jalen McMillan, Ja'Lynn Polk, and Jack Westover.They also offer up a little mention to just how jam-packed this weekend is out west for quality football. The Pac-12 has three games where both teams are ranked in the top-25 (UCLA-Utah, Oregon State-Washington State, and Colorado-Oregon), and five of their six games feature at least one team in the top-25, including California at No. 8 Washington.Scott also provides a quick recruiting update, including an official visitor in town for the 2024 recruiting class, and Kim talks about the three 2025 recruits that are also checking out UW on their official visits, before offering up their final thoughts on the Cal-UW game.