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It was Cal’s defense that held the line and produced the team’s first win of 2020, a 21-17 upset over No. 23 Oregon that ensured Cal’s fifth consecutive season with a win over a ranked team.
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Although no fans were there to see it, this win may have been one of the most memorable and important for the program in years, proving that Cal can contend with the conference’s best even given unfavorable circumstances.
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New guidelines from the state of California and Alameda County will not limit Cal football’s ability to play and practice, according to local public health officials.
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A popular anecdote claims that it doesn’t matter how you start, it’s about how you finish, and Cal still has a chance to make good on the high expectations for the team despite a rocky start to the season.
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In late October, one would be forgiven for anticipating a clash that could decide the fate of the Pac-12 North. Instead, this game will feel more hollow.
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After noticing McGill bite on the fake handoff and try to get into the backfield, Remigio slips out of the block and sprints into his slant route, leaving himself wide open for an easy pass.
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The 123rd Big Game was the first matchup played in Memorial Stadium since USC visited more than a year ago, and at some moments, the Bears looked like they hadn’t played since then.
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Turnovers proved to be the deciding factor in this year’s Big Game, with two of Stanford’s touchdowns coming swiftly after Cal mishaps.
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Life is a constant give-and-take in which hardships are balanced by the fruits of hard work, and even for all the variables that might play a part, Drayden is only concerned about the one he can control: himself.
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There will be no fans, no bands and no field-storming. Just the two teams and an ax sitting on the sideline, anxiously awaiting its reclamation.
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