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On his first drive back, Jake Browning led the Huskies to beyond midfield before being forced to punt the ball away by a downright methodically frenetic Cal defense.
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Ashtyn Davis’ rise to stardom is unlike the experiences of his fellow defensive starters. From having zero offers out of high school to hurdling at the highest level of collegiate track and field to earning his place as a football player, it’s safe to say he’s made it far down the lonely road.
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With a bye week on deck for the blue and gold, the Bears will head into conference play with a lot of confidence on defense and a number of things to still figure out on offense.
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Cal football’s third straight win of the 2018 season, a 45-23 rout of Idaho State, was the source of many firsts. Ultimately, the Bears excelled on a variety of fronts.
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The team has heart, and it is made completely evident on the field. From the coaching staff to the the starters to the scout team, the Bears seem more eager and passionate than ever to get it done on the field.
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With just a few fall camp practices left, another transition looms for Moos and the rest of the Cal defense — preparing specifically for their matchup with the Tar Heels on Sept. 1.
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On day nine of fall camp, the Bears managed to avoid a case of Monday blues and used the day’s work on the field to keep developing tougher skin.
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This isn’t the Philadelphia 76ers — Cal football head coach Justin Wilcox makes sure to stray from photos of “inspirational” quotes and mottos in his workplace — but there is a process unfolding in Berkeley, and there may be reason to trust it.
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Last Thursday, Cal redshirt junior safety/kick returner Ashtyn Davis was added to the watchlist for the Paul Hornung Award, honoring the most versatile player in college football.
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When Cal’s 2018 track and field season began, there were more than 80 eager Bears ready to give their all in their respective events. But by the time June came around, only the strongest survived — this weekend seven Cal athletes competed in the 2018 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
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