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The University of Arizona comes into Haas Pavilion this Saturday night as the first-place team in the conference, albeit with a scandalous piece of news hanging over the team as it looks to battle the Bears.
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Dunks on both sides of the court kept things looking competitive, but Cal’s missed 3-pointers in three consecutive possessions were foreshadowing what was to come.
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The Bears typically play a clean game of basketball, but with Austin out of commission and the Bruins utilizing the full court press on multiple occasions, they ended with a season-high 19 turnovers.
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While many people have criticized this group for only caring about personal accolades and future NBA aspirations, these Bruins played some of their better team basketball of the season on both ends of the floor.
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Though there was a lot of ballgame remaining when those two free throws clanked off iron, the misses sent the USC faithful into a munchies-laden frenzy. Everyone was eating tonight. Just not Cal men’s basketball.
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After missing the previous three games with a broken nose and concussion, Cal men’s basketball’s freshman center Connor Vanover has been cleared to play in the team’s conference opener against USC.
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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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The Bears, who were already short on size because of the absence of Connor Vanover, were put in an even tougher position when 6’8” Grant Anticevich went out of the game with early foul trouble.
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Cal men’s basketball freshman center Connor Vanover will be out tonight against Seattle and miss a third consecutive game with a broken nose and concussion. He remains in concussion protocol.
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Cal men’s basketball’s freshman center Connor Vanover will miss a second consecutive game, ruled out against San Jose State with a broken nose and concussion. The freshman remains in concussion protocol. Vanover was held out of action in Cal’s 95-73 loss to Fresno State due to injury and sophomore Grant
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