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The Cal men’s tennis team has been quick to make its presence known in the collegiate tennis scene this fall, earning a doubles title and performing strongly in singles at the Battle in the Bay Classic.
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The Bears will need to take all the lessons they have learned in the preseason — especially the ability to push through the tough sets — into their demanding conference schedule if they are to find success.
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The Bears figuratively hobbled onto the field after hurting their pride in Weeks 1 and 2. Nevertheless, Cal secured a 42-30 victory against the Hornets.
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If Cal wants a chance at redemption, it must strengthen its defensive foundation, or everything else is bound to crumble.
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TCU quarterback Max Duggan, who has been lauded for his abilities as both a passer and a runner, was well aware that he had the Bears’ defense on its toes.
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The Bears look to continue their hot streak at the Aggie Shootout, with rematches against the Spartans and Tigers, as well as faceoffs against new foes such as the experienced Lancers and also-undefeated Aggies.
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The highly-touted running back from Norco High School holds offers from Oregon, Arizona State, Georgia and UCLA, among others.
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In the days before the season started, Week 3 against the Hornets looked like a surefire win to most Bears fans. But after an 0-2 start for Cal, Sacramento State seems a tougher challenge than before.
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Without the small things that have built Tattersall’s career, such as his family attending every one of his games, he wouldn’t be where he is today.
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For most people, being cut from a team hurts. Being cut from a team after performing poorly in your dream position hurts even more. But there’s a difference between being hurt and being done. Collin Moore was not, and is not, done.
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