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Three consecutive losses. Cal’s 2019 has followed the same exact pattern as the two seasons prior: come flying out of the gates, then, in the words of Weaver, “fall off a cliff.”
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A week after overcoming several key absences in a 28-20 win over Ole Miss, No. 15 Cal football kicked off its showdown against Arizona State without the services of several rotation players.
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Although Cal played a closer game than they would have liked, the Bears are undefeated this season.
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Schrider hadn’t played a day of football when he first set foot into St. Mary’s College High School as a freshman, but when he left that day, he was already on the path to leaving the school as a first team all-state linebacker and three year starter.
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The tools the team will have in the uphill climb to improve on last year’s 7-6 record have become clearer, but knowing whether or not they have what it takes is still a while away.
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For one, Cal is again without a clear-cut first-string QB, and although a starter is unlikely to be officially announced until shortly before the regular season begins in late August, this will be the biggest test the competitors have faced so far.
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Goff may have cost his team a ring this year, but don’t doubt the man. He’s battled adversity plenty of times before, and you can expect him to be back in the spotlight sooner rather than later.
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The Bears’ leading receiver in yards-per-game from the 2018 season, Kanawai Noa, recently announced via Instagram that he intends to leave UC Berkeley upon graduation and will play his final season of football eligibility elsewhere as he pursues a master’s degree.
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After being hospitalized for what was described as a “medical emergency” earlier this week, student-athlete Bryce Turner died Saturday, according to an announcement by Cal Athletics.
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Cal (7-6, 4-5) and TCU’s (7-6, 4-5) overtime contest that ended in favor of the Horned Frogs, 10-7, featured a historically bad nine interceptions (Cal five, TCU, four) and was only meekly revived by both squads’ defense.
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