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Nikko Remigio went up and over the Bruins and caught his longest pass of the season so far, springing open an explosive second quarter for the Golden Bears.
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There is pride associated with playing another California team. It might not be the rivalry it is with UCLA, but playing Cal is still a big deal.
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Pressure from the Bruins made the Bears’ offense look like a shell of the one that lit up Stanford’s defense for 41 points just one week ago.
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Cal has one final game: USC at home, where it will honor the seniors that have played such a pivotal role in the program over the last four (or five, or six or even seven years). While there may not be real stakes to play for, the Bears will certainly want to win for the seniors.
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Like its quarterback, Dorian Thompson-Robinson, the rest of UCLA’s offense can run the ball just as well as it can sling it.
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Miscommunications on defense, poor alignments and a truly awful selection of both offensive and defensive play calls left much to be desired. In other words, the Stanford football team had the same abysmal organizational skills as the Stanford band at halftime.
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Kai Millner has found ways to relieve the pressure that comes with confronting both adulthood and the possibility that he could be the next face of Cal football.
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What could have been a game-changing play ended in a murmur, and Cal never saw another opportunity to reach the end zone.
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With many Cal players back on the field, it is quite possible that the blue and gold could come out of the match clutching the beloved Axe.
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Arizona, fresh off losses against all of its opponents this season, officially has nothing to lose. The Wildcats are prepared to throw a Hail Mary or two against a surprisingly victorious Cal.
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