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Let’s take a peek at Cal football team’s final three-games slate to wrap up the 2016 season — a stretch that will quite possibly be the toughest stretch the team will face all season. Game 10: Washington State Cougars 2015 record: 9-4 (6-3 Pac-12) Easily the most improved team in
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Continuing on from Monday, let’s take a look at Games 5 through 8 on Cal football’s 2016 schedule. Game 5: at Oregon State Beavers 2015 record: 2-10 (0-9 Pac-12) Plagued by awful quarterback play following the departure of one of the best in Beavers’ history in Sean Mannion, OSU was
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With the season around the corner, here are some predictions for the Cal football team’s early-year contests. Game 1: Hawaii Rainbow Warriors 2015 Record: 3-10 (0-8 Mountain West Conference) Winless in the Mountain West last year, the Rainbow Warriors opened as three-touchdown underdogs to Cal down under. There’s no way
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Much like the rest of the defense, the Cal football’s defensive secondary is looking to undergo an upgrade in experience and athleticism going into 2016. Since the Pac-12 features many pass-heavy spread offenses, talent and depth in the defensive secondary is a must-have for any team who has hope of
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Michael Barton, Jalen Jefferson and Hardy Nickerson Jr. all headed an upperclassmen-laden linebacking core that was largely considered the strength of the defense in the Cal football team’s 8-win 2015 campaign. While the departures of the three aforementioned players are surely going to sting, the Bears will attempt to fill
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Following a season in which its defense improved immensely and ceded nine less points per game than it did in the 2014 season, Cal will hope that a strong core of returners will continue its upward trend on defense. Although one of the Bears’ best players on the defensive line
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The Cal football team enters this season touting an experienced and deep offensive line that might be its best position group on either side of the ball. After former offensive line coach Zach Yenser departed following the 2014 season to join former Cal wide receivers coach Rob Likens at Kansas,
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The Cal football team’s offense will undoubtedly undergo a small change of identity in the coming years, as it reloads without the majority of its starters from the 2015 season. At the professional level, coaches are expected to adapt their system to their personnel. Things differ in college, however, where
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What was long predicted to be a rebuilding season for the Cal football team following the departure of both star quarterback Jared Goff and most of his receiving core is now generating a lot more buzz after the offseason signing of quarterback Davis Webb. Webb, the No. 1 senior quarterback
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Following its national title at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association, or IRA, championship, the Cal men’s rowing team swept all three of the PAC-12’s biggest end-of-the-year awards. Head coach Mike Teti earned Coach of the Year honors, while sophomore Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk and freshman Joachim Sutton took home Athlete of the Year
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