That dark night: Cal scares No. 9 Oregon but comes up short
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His tone revealed an urgency and stress that was palpable on Cal’s final drive. It felt as if the Bears’ season hinged on the final play.
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Cal football faces seemingly impossible test in No. 9 Oregon
Maybe Oregon’s loss to Stanford last week isn’t a bad omen for Cal. The Ducks have demonstrated a tendency to play down to the level of their opponents.
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A losing culture
In the end, it is the atmosphere surrounding the Cal football program that precludes the Bears from at the very least competing at the Power five level.
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Instant analysis/reaction: WSU spoils Cal’s homecoming with double-digit drubbing
Cal enters its bye week clinging to its 1-4 record and now sits alone in the Pac-12 North basement after losing 6-21 to Washington State.
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Parents’ weekend: WSU Cougars flood Memorial Stadium to prey on Bears
Any hope of a slugfest was gone — the Bears and the visiting Cougars were locked into a pillow fight as nervous Cal parents in the stadium looked on.
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‘A person of service’: Cal wide receiver Jeremiah Hunter puts the team 1st
Jeremiah Hunter’s grandmother, whom he calls his “G-Mama,” sees him as a “person of service.” Any way you put it, Hunter is consistently willing to put his teammates and loved ones before himself.
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Football shootaround: How can Cal be taken seriously again?
Conference rivals such as UCLA, USC, Stanford and Oregon talk a big game like Cal does — but unlike the Bears, those teams boast the play to back it up.
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A knockout punch
A campus that is desperately looking to brand itself as a football school simply cannot lose winnable games.
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Better luck next time: Cal loses in overtime to Washington
As the blue and gold returned their opportunity, a tragic mistake ultimately cost Cal –– running back Damien Moore fumbled the ball, marking the end to an exhilarating game.
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Instant analysis/reaction: Cal comes up short, fumbles on final play
Washington threw the football, then threw it some more. The run-pass option seemed foreign to the Bears and the Huskies pulled away early and stayed there.
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