Damien Moore

This offense is proving to be something special as the Bears inch closer and closer to conference play. Plummer has found his footing with the Bears’ system and will no doubt continue to produce.

A Q&A between William Cooke, football beat reporter at The Daily Californian, and Ryan Chien, former sports editor of The Daily Californian and current sports director at KALX.

With the Bears seeing an uptick in players leaving during the offseason, the team welcomes the start of spring football practice.

What could have been a game-changing play ended in a murmur, and Cal never saw another opportunity to reach the end zone.

Cal’s defense was dominant, holding Colorado to an abysmal 104 yards of total offense. For comparison, the blue and gold hung 438 yards of offense on the Buffs.

The Bears finally looked like a complete team in this one, as the defense gave up just 104 yards while the offense looked much more creative and in sync.

Cal sits at the bottom of the Pac-12 North Division, but so does Colorado in the Pac-12 South Division. Our football writers weigh in on the conference’s best of the worst.

His tone revealed an urgency and stress that was palpable on Cal’s final drive. It felt as if the Bears’ season hinged on the final play.

Cal enters its bye week clinging to its 1-4 record and now sits alone in the Pac-12 North basement after losing 6-21 to Washington State.

Any hope of a slugfest was gone — the Bears and the visiting Cougars were locked into a pillow fight as nervous Cal parents in the stadium looked on.