New faces, new places: Cal 2021 roster update

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Key players will come and go, but Cal’s 2021 roster will continue to shape up.
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The more things change, the more they stay the same. Key players will come and go, but Cal’s 2021 roster will continue to shape up.
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After notching 183 yards in four games in 2020, Polk will take his talents and two years of eligibility east to Mike Leach’s air raid offense.
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Should Polk decide to transfer, his presence will be sorely missed. Polk ranked behind only Kekoa Crawford in receiving yards this season, racking up 183 yards and a touchdown over the season’s four games.
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While the Bears’ 1-3 finish was short of many preseason expectations, it seems as though Johnson is ready to take the next step in his football career.
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After five seasons in blue and gold, Cal offensive lineman Jake Curhan will say his goodbye to Memorial Stadium and take his talents to the next level, according to a tweet from the right tackle on New Year’s Eve.
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The Bears turned heads with a recruiting class ranked No. 21 by ESPN, No. 26 by 247Sports and No. 42 by Rivals ahead of the 2021 season.
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2020 will largely be remembered for the COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on college football, but there are still things for Cal fans to take away.
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However, the situation differs for alumni and donors to the university. Football games, and their outcomes, influence if and how much they donate. Much like a “free” lunch, the relationship is not contractual, but it very much exists implicitly.
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Mettauer’s confidence is the kind that knows what he has done and what he wants to do. It’s confidence in where he’s from — The Woodlands, Texas — and where he is now — a starting right guard at Cal.
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The 6’6”, 280-pound tackle declared his intention to commit to Princeton in a post on Twitter and thanked both the Cal football program and the coaches at Princeton when explaining his decision.
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