Casey Grae

The 3-24 Bears couldn’t even take back some pride from their trip to Los Angeles: USC and UCLA took turns giving their Northern neighbors a nightmare in Southern California.

Cal is 3-22 and has lost its last nine games. But the Bears will play it out — starting with two games in the City of Angels. The Bears will face USC on Thursday and then sit in LA traffic to get to Westwood for a faceoff with UCLA on Saturday.

The Bears dropped two home games this week. The first was a 58-87 walloping by Oregon. Not to be outdone by its neighbors, Oregon State handed the blue and gold a 48-68 defeat three days later.

After allowing Washington State to come back and defeat them in overtime, the Bears return to Berkeley for two games against conference rivals from Oregon.

With a thoroughly packed spring schedule, it was imperative for the team to start off on the right foot as it once again began its season in Hawaii.

Although Magnaudet was the only qualifier in this event, head coach Kwinta saw the tournament as proof that his whole team is ready to thrive.

The young and hungry Boston Celtics led by Jayson Tatum take on the golden dynasty that refuses to die in Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.

Two inspired comeback attempts are not enough as Bears fall to Washington and Washington State

Cal Women's Basketball looks for revenge on Oregon in Matthew Knight Arena tonight.