Cheez-It Bowl Shuffle
The news was of a coaching staff restructuring that was farcical in its attempt to change everything possible about the Bears offense … outside of changing a single one of the faces and names involved.
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Year in review — Cal football’s weird season was so… Cal
And despite one of the sloppiest performances in the history of bowl games on the offensive side of things, many view seven wins as a step in the right direction, Cheez-It Bowl champs or not.
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Cal star receiver Kanawai Noa active for 2018 Cheez-It Bowl
On his first play on the field, Noa received a strike from quarterback Chase Garbers, converting a big first down on the Bears’ opening drive. The Bears would ultimately punt after TCU deferred to the second half.
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Cal receiver Vic Wharton III to miss 2018 Cheez-It Bowl
But just days before Cal football’s 2018 Cheez-It Bowl showdown against TCU, head coach Justin Wilcox confirmed that the star receiver had left the team and will not be participating in Wednesday night’s contest.
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Cal football inks head coach Justin Wilcox to 5-year deal
Wilcox has been the primary reason the Bears catapulted from one of the nation’s worst defensive teams to the top-10 unit that led the team to wins against USC and Washington this season.
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TCU’s experience presents big test for growing Cal football program
If the Bears have any shot of ending TCU’s flair for the dramatic in recent bowl history, they’ll have to play a complete game on both sides of the ball.
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Cal football heading to Phoenix for Cheez-It Bowl to face TCU for 1st time
Following the bowl game projection frenzy, bids are in for the postseason and the Bears will be spending their Christmas in the desert. Cal football (7-5, 4-5) is headed to Phoenix, AZ, to face TCU (6-6, 4-5) in the 2018 Cheez-It Bowl on Dec. 26.
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Bowl game frenzy: Who’s headed where? Pac-12 and Cal football projections
For the first time since 2015, Cal football is going bowling — not just as a team bonding event with hardwood floors and tacky footwear — along with fellow Pac-12 teams No. 10 Washington, No. 12 Washington State, No. 17 Utah, Oregon, Stanford and Arizona State.
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