BYU

“The greatest equalizer is a new day.” Cal capitalizes on home runs and strong performances in the circle in days following tough loss to the Cougars.

Dominant pitching and offensive contributions up and down the lineup fueled a 3-1 record for the Bears at the Stanford Invitational.

Underdogs have pulled off upsets, the titans have stumbled and chaos is running rampant. In short, college football around the country is starting to look a lot like the Pac-12. Welcome to the party, America.

While the math community played a pivotal part in my UC Berkeley experience, joining the Daily Cal defined it.

The Bears put up a good fight, but the Tigers’ pitching made the difference. Fullerton and BYU, also proved to be tough nuts to crack.

Cal will face Fullerton, No. 4 LSU, BYU and Grand Canyon at the Judi Garman Classic. The tournament will be the Bears’ penultimate preseason test.

With the game tied at 7-7, junior Korey Lee nailed the ball high over the head of the Ducks left fielder to seal the Bears’ 8-7 win with his walk-off homer.

At private institutions, especially those with religious affiliations, faith is an integral part of the school’s history and everyday life.

The winner of this match will advance to the national semifinals April 27, which will be played at Saint Mary’s Stadium in Moraga, California.

In addition to the Bears competing in their final meet before moving onto the Pac-12 and then possibly the NCAA championships, they will be recognizing their athletes who will be graduating at the end of this academic year: Sofie Seilnacht, Sylvie Seilnacht, Chelsea Shu and fifth-year captain Toni-Ann Williams.