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A year removed from — depending on how you slice it — the worst season in program history, the Bears sit essentially in the same spot heading into conference play. So what has changed for Cal? And how will things shake out in conference play?
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What Cal has now, one year into the destructive wake of Martin’s tanking of that game, is its worst overall record since the late 1970s.
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In yet another blow to the Cal men’s basketball program, sources have reported that redshirt junior center Kameron Rooks has received his release from the program and intends to become a graduate transfer. The report comes from CBS sports’ Jon Rothstein. Rooks’ departure comes after that of former head coach
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Freshman guard Charlie Moore will be transferring to Kansas, as reported by Scout.com.
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Cal men’s basketball coach Wyking Jones announced today that freshman guard Charlie Moore has decided to transfer “closer to home.” “This was an extremely difficult decision for me, but the opportunity to be closer to my family is one that I feel is necessary for me at this time. I
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Some teams continue to dance, some teams have had their dance and some teams are involved in little to no dancing at all. The Cal men’s basketball team falls into that final category. The first round NIT loss ─ at home and as a No. 1 seed, no less ─
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Sports teams that succeed have the ability to unite a community — but an upset loss, like Cal’s NIT home defeat Tuesday to No. 8 CSU Bakersfield, can likewise hurt a whole community. Upset? Blasphemy. This was no upset, with all signs pointing to this being a deliberate tank, and
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As the California band hit the opening notes of the National Anthem on Tuesday night, both Cal men’s basketball and CSU Bakersfield stood to pay their respects to the flag. It was the opening night of the NIT and the No.1 seeded Bears were lucky enough to play another game
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With under 6:30 left in the first half, the Ducks somehow left Grant Mullins wide open in the left corner with ample space. Let’s look at the tape and see how the Bears created that look.
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Because we’d go as far as to say that the players are some of Cal’s biggest celebrities, we’ve decided to brainstorm a few ideas as to what the Cal men’s basketball team might actually be doing when they’re not on the court.
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