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Men's Basketball | Saturday, February 4, 2012

Cal torches Sun Devils with 68-47 win at Haas

Sophomore guard Allen Crabbe scored a game-high 19 points on Saturday.

There wasn’t much surprise when Jordan Bachynski, who at 7-foot-2 is the tallest basketball player in Arizona State history, used his five-inch advantage to win the opening tip against Cal’s David Kravish. And as the»

Men's Basketball | Monday, February 6, 2012

Conference questions

After a Bay Area sweep, can Arizona run the table? Following a narrow home loss to Washington on Jan. 28, the Wildcats flew up to the Bay Area and blew up. First, a four-point win»

Columns | Monday, February 6, 2012

How to save a life

I never met Jill Costello, but I wish I had. I’ve only seen pictures: the effervescent smile, the rosy cheeks, the brown hair eventually replaced by a blonde wig. I’ve heard the Cal women’s coxswain»

Women's Basketball | Monday, February 6, 2012

Conference questions

Can the Trojans regain their former conference glory? The Trojans are in a slump. USC was nearly invincible at the start of the season. After suffering the token loss to Stanford, the team launched a»

Women's Basketball | Sunday, February 5, 2012

Cal alone in second place in Pac-12 with win at Arizona State

Eliza Pierre had three points and three rebounds in the Bears' win over Arizona State.

Between a Jan. 28 loss at No. 4 Stanford and the Haas Pavilion rematch on March 4 , the Cal women’s basketball team’s schedule was supposed to be a string of games against mediocre Pac-12»

Rugby | Sunday, February 5, 2012

Cal takes care of business in two triumphs in desert

It wasn’t pretty and it wasn’t flawless, but the Cal rugby team managed to stay undefeated on its first out-of-state road trip of the season. “We had patches when we played pretty well, but we»

Men's Swimming | Sunday, February 5, 2012

Bears win decisive victory against USC

In a matchup of teams ranked just a spot apart in the national rankings, No. 5 USC and No. 6 Cal were supposed to play it close. If either team was to blow the other»

Women's Water Polo | Sunday, February 5, 2012

Cal stumbles to parity at Stanford Invite

The No. 2 Bears split four contests at the Stanford Invitational this weekend.

The No. 2 Cal women’s water polo team lost its first two games of the year this weekend at the Stanford Invitational, giving an underwhelming performance for the second straight year at the elite tournament»

Men's Basketball | Thursday, February 2, 2012

Bears drop first home game in topsy-turvy tilt

Jorge Gutierrez was 7-for-16 from the field on Thursday. The senior guard tallied 18 points, six rebounds and three assists.

The boos rained down in Haas Pavilion as the first half ended. The ruckus continued after the buzzer sounded, as Cal coach Mike Montgomery got a few more words in with the referees after 20»

Women's Basketball | Thursday, February 2, 2012

Cal escapes Arizona duel with 78-74 OT win

Junior center Talia Caldwell notched 10 rebounds and 17 points across 36 minutes in Thursday’s overtime contest.

For the second time in less than a week, the Cal women’s basketball team was heading into overtime in unfamiliar territory. Those two overtime games looked surprisingly similar, with two underdogs stealing the second half.»

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Cal torches Sun Devils with 68-47 win at Haas

Conference questions

How to save a life

Conference questions

Cal alone in second place in Pac-12 with win at Arizona State

Cal takes care of business in two triumphs in desert

Bears win decisive victory against USC

Cal stumbles to parity at Stanford Invite

Bears drop first home game in topsy-turvy tilt

Cal escapes Arizona duel with 78-74 OT win