Elijah Hicks

Scott became the fifth Cal safety in four years to be drafted, following in the footsteps of Camryn Bynum, Ashtyn Davis, Jaylinn Hawkins and, most recently, Elijah Hicks.

Six former Bears all turned pro as the NFL draft concluded on Saturday.

With a night full of anticipation, jubilation and heartbreak just around the corner, here are three Bears with the best shot at making it to the big league.

A leader on the field and in the community, former Cal safety Elijah Hicks’s Intercept Poverty Foundation has created tangible change.

Elijah Hicks headlines a total of 11 Cal football players honored by the Pac-12 on Tuesday.

Cal’s victory marks its largest win over USC since 2000, when the Bears beat the Trojans 28-16 at the Los Angeles Coliseum.

USC let the football slip from its fingers one too many times. The Trojans’ efforts to close the gap on the scoreboard were proven futile by Cal’s defense.

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.

TCU quarterback Max Duggan, who has been lauded for his abilities as both a passer and a runner, was well aware that he had the Bears’ defense on its toes.