Noah Parker

While the only revenge the football team can exact on the desert school is flexing its academic might, Cal volleyball has a chance for a much more tangible payback. The Bears will invite the Wolfpack into their lair Friday as part of the Cal tournament.

Cal volleyball brought out the brooms this weekend, sweeping the Pacific tournament competition to improve to a 5-1 record.

Coming off the Tulane Green Wave tournament in which they doubled their win total from the previous season, Cal Volleyball is attempting to ride that wave of success back to the Pacific — to be specific, the Pacific Tournament.

Mima Mirkovic became the eighth Bear to record 1,000 career digs and kills, as Cal Volleyball won its first two games at the Tulane Tournament.

Last season was unique in the sense that it didn’t even come close to representing the program’s ability to dominate the court.

In one of the busiest MLB trade deadlines in history, the Dodgers, among others, made big moves that only further helped their postseason stock

Grant Holman, Sean Sullivan, Ian Villers and Darren Baker round the 2021 crop of Bears heading to the MLB.

Days away from Selection Monday, the landscape of the bubble is still constantly changing. Cal is among the teams in contention for a tournament berth.

Cal has stormed back into the postseason conversation with a series victory over UCLA, but its tournament hopes still ride on a win against Oregon.

Despite a masterful game one victory, Cal couldn’t keep up its hot play, dropping two straight games and the series to ASU and falling well off the postseason bubble.