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While the conference may be strong, the Bears haven’t had much trouble with any of their opponents so far this season. Most recently, they handily defeated the Cardinal and before that, the Trojans — the two highest ranked teams behind them.
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With both Cal and UCLA ending Saturday with their undefeated streaks still intact, it was down to Sunday morning to determine who would keep that status. In the end, the No. 1 team in the nation used the opportunity to further solidify its dominance.
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When these teams ran it back in Tempe, Cal went into halftime with a lead before Arizona State overcame a cold first half and caught fire in the second half en route to a win, wasting Matt Bradley’s career night.
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With less than 30 seconds left, seniors Anigwe and Thomas checked out for their final times in Haas Pavilion, each to standing ovations from the crowd.
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In its first meeting with the Bears in January, Arizona State largely bottled up Cal’s offense en route to a 62-61 win. Kristine Anigwe was held to just 5-17 from the field, and no other starter scored more than 7 points.
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Cal’s futility during the tenure of head coach Wyking Jones has been well-documented. This team sits at 5-20 (0-13 in conference), is slogging through a historically atrocious 14-game losing streak — the previous program record was 10 games — and has been the worst offensive and defensive team in conference play.
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Last Saturday, Cal rugby hosted Arizona State for its first conference game of the season. The Bears routed the Sun Devils for a 109-0 victory, their seventh win and their fifth shutout this season.
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The Bears have yet to allow any tries on defense as UCLA and Cal Maritime are the only two teams who managed to score three points off of a penalty kick against Cal.
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Those three games may have come at home, but if conference play has taught us anything, it’s that home-court victories are far from a guarantee. If Porter can return to pre-injury form, these Trojans will really be a problem.
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Although Cal failed to qualify for the ITA Indoors two weeks from now, significant progress was shown in South Carolina territory. The Bears came into Columbia as clear underdogs in their bracket and put up an admirable fight against the Gamecocks.
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