New faces, new places: Cal 2021 roster update
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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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Wide receiver Makai Polk transfers from Cal, commits to Mississippi State
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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Standout receiver Makai Polk enters transfer portal
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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Call it at 6: Zeandae Johnson declares for 2021 NFL draft
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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Cal offensive lineman Jake Curhan declares for 2021 NFL draft
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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Bay-bound: 19 additions to Cal football made during early signing period
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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End of season shootaround: Bears return to hibernation
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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Football isn’t free
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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Foundation in family, football motivate Cal right guard McKade Mettauer
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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Offensive tackle William Reed decommits from Bears
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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