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Playing in Salt Lake City against a Utes squad that was fresh off of a win against Stanford, the Bears pulled out a 72-63 victory — their first win outside of Berkeley and second conference triumph of the season.
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The Bears will be hoping to play the Utes at some point this season, as Utah would have been one of the more beatable opponents that Cal has faced.
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While the depth of Colorado was ultimately too much for Cal to overcome, the Bears looked to have turned a corner tonight, and if they continue to improve, their first win of the season should not be far away.
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A lot of what 2021 will look like is still up in the air, so for now we can only speculate on how the Bears’ accomplished upperclassmen will perform.
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Numerous guidelines related to COVID-19 will be enforced as the blue and gold resume practice at Golden Bear Field.
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With such history, Belichick’s denial of the award is perhaps one of the largest snubs Trump could have gotten from any sports figure. But I’d argue Belichick’s statement did more than serve as a slap in Trump’s face, if not just for the sake of symbolism.
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While the rocky mountain road trip against an experienced Colorado team will certainly be a tough task, if everything goes right, Cal could be competitive and maybe even enter the win column for the first time this year.
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This was a three-point barrage for Colorado, as the team posted season-highs in both makes (12) and efficiency (57%) from downtown.
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Without a surprise comeback from Matt Bradley, it is highly unlikely that the Bears will be able to win this game.
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The more things change, the more they stay the same. Key players will come and go, but Cal’s 2021 roster will continue to shape up.
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