In the tightest race for the Pac-12 regular season title in recent history, only two schools in the Pacific Northwest stand in Cal and Stanford’s way this weekend. With the No. 6 Bears only a half-game behind the No. 4 Cardinal, both teams travel north to play Washington and Washington Read More…
1) Which team has the most to play for this weekend? The last weekend of conference play approaches rapidly, and at this point, most teams in the Pac-12 already know their fate. In the Pac-12, the top four teams in the conference — No. 4 Stanford, No. 6 Cal, No. Read More…
On Sunday, the No. 6 Cal women’s basketball team survived the trap game that every elite team has to face. The Bears (25-2, 15-1 in Pac-12), with Pac-12 title hopes and No. 1 seed aspirations in March Madness, matched up against Oregon State, a conference bottom-dweller and a squad with Read More…
Another weekend of Cal basketball just goes to show that the Ducks are better off playing football. After a last second winner from the male counterparts last night, the Cal women’s basketball team crushed the Ducks, 77-55, on Friday night in Haas Pavilion. The Bears swept the season series against Read More…
Eugene, Ore., has long been the unofficial “running capital” of the country. The Ducks leave Tracktown USA for their Friday night contest at Haas Pavilion against Cal women’s basketball ready to run with the No. 6 team in the country. While the Bears look for their recording-setting 12th-straight conference victory, Read More…
The USC women’s basketball team might look pretty in pink, but on Sunday, the Cal women’s basketball team was the only colorful gem of the afternoon. The No. 6 Bears defeated USC, 72-64, at the Galen Center in Los Angeles, where the Trojans wore pink to raise awareness for breast Read More…
The Cal women’s basketball team had one last ranked team to face this regular season. Now it’s just one more ranked victory on their way to ten consecutive wins. The No. 6 Bears easily handled No. 15 UCLA on Friday night in Pauley Pavilion, 79-51. The win continued Cal’s longest Read More…
At this point in the season, attention to detail is the name of the game for the No. 6 Cal women’s basketball team. Past the halfway point in conference play, the time to try major strategic overhauls has passed. “At this point of the season, you are not just creating Read More…
Who is the second best player in the conference behind Stanford’s Chiney Ogwumike? Stanford’s Chiney Ogwumike has been a force this season, averaging 23.3 points per game and 11.9 rebounds per game. While the junior never won the Pac-12 Player of the Year honors due to her playing second fiddle Read More…
All season long, the Cal women’s basketball team’s post tandem of center Talia Caldwell and forward Gennifer Brandon created headaches for opponents on the glass. On Sunday afternoon, the two rebounding juggernauts simply overwhelmed Arizona. “If I can tip (the ball), (Brandon) can get it,” Caldwell said. “If she can Read More…
