Cal head coach Lindsay Gottlieb resigns, accepts assistant role with Cleveland Cavaliers
On Wednesday, the Cavs hired former Cal women’s basketball head coach Lindsay Gottlieb as an assistant on Beilein’s staff.
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Complete makeover: Cal women’s basketball in rebuild mode
It will definitely be a busy offseason for head coach Lindsay Gottlieb and her coaching staff as they try to come up with a new gameplan for the Bears in the post-Anigwe era.
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Kristine Anigwe selected with 9th overall pick in WNBA draft
The Connecticut Sun drafted the 2019 Naismith Defensive Player of the Year with the ninth overall pick in the WNBA draft.
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Kristine Anigwe becomes national defensive player of the year
Aside from leading the nation in rebounds, Anigwe averaged 1.7 blocks and 1.0 steals per game, dominating the floor on the defensive end.
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Cal women’s basketball takes on UNC to start Big Dance
After missing last year’s first-round loss, Anigwe will definitely want to make an impact for Cal with her fellow senior Asha Thomas and graduate student Receé Caldwell. The Bears will try to control the pace of the game with their experienced players.
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Class to remember: Kristine Anigwe, Asha Thomas highlight Cal women’s basketball’s graduating class
The Bears’ outlook will definitely change once this class hangs up its Cal jerseys, and Gottlieb will have a busy offseason creating a different game plan for the young Bears to stay competitive once the era of Anigwe and Thomas is over.
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Tale of the Tape: Change of roles creates easy layup
We have seen several times this season when Cal guards dribble around and find Anigwe in the perfect spot or just drop the ball to her on the post, but seeing a guard put a screen for her post player is not an everyday sighting.
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Cal women’s basketball slated to face UNC in NCAA Tournament
The Bears are the No. 8 seed in the Greensboro regional side and are set to face off with No. 9 North Carolina on Saturday in Waco, Texas.
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Lack of accuracy ends Cal ‘s Pac-12 Tournament run against Stanford
The downfall for the Bears was 3-point shooting, as when Anigwe was taken out of the equation by the Cardinal defense, Cal relied heavily on the deep shot. The Bears, however, made only one (yes, one) of their 13 attempts behind the arc in the second half.
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Cal women’s basketball ready to make noise at Pac-12 Championships
Good 3-point shooting teams always have a puncher’s chance against any opponent, and Cal will definitely have one in this tournament. The Bears are a 36 percent 3-point shooting team, but they are shooting a blazing 44.4 percent behind the arc in their four-game winning streak.
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