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Last season, Cal reclaimed the Axe for the first time in a decade, but the Bears will have to wait at least until 2021 for a chance to protect it. Although the Pac-12’s decision to postpone was undoubtedly disappointing to the Cal community, it was made in the interests of
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Multiple sources predict the Bears’ active leader in both pass breakups and passes defended to be a midround draft pick.
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I t’s an unusual Sunday in Berkeley. There’s a layer of mugginess in the air formed by the combination of near 90-degree heat and a brief showering of rain. Willard Park, while typically bustling on a Sunday amid the COVID-19 pandemic, has a sparse population as folks avoid the wet
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Bequette will join an Eagles squad that is still set to play some of the biggest names in college football come fall.
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While this campus’s enchanting spell has taken hold of my heart and those of many others, it would be nothing without the brilliant people who make it up.
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On Aug. 12, the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation officially decided to delay the start of the men’s water polo season in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Even given the barriers presented by the virtual recruitment process, Cal football still has its sights set on the future of the program.
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Nonconference matchups against UNLV, TCU and Cal Poly have all been canceled, so Cal will kick off its season Sept. 26 at Oregon State.
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Since returning to campus last month to begin workouts, eight out of 125 Cal student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19.
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It isn’t every day that an athlete has natural athletic ability that exceeds what years of hard work and training can give you in the sport of gymnastics.
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