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Hunter Barth is a three-star prospect out of Queen Creek, Arizona. At 6’2” and 200 lbs., Barth has prototypical height and size for a safety and will be a welcome addition to Cal.
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UC Berkeley football senior defensive back Elijah Hicks founded the Intercept Poverty COVID-19 Campaign to raise money for low-income families across the country facing food insecurity. Hicks partnered with the No Kid Hungry foundation to create his campaign.
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If anyone told the Bears’ fanbase that the defense would likely have more roster movement after 2019 than the offense, few would have believed it.
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Much of the team’s future is shaped in this part of the offseason, and the past couple months have set the stage for seasons to come.
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With the 2019 season officially behind the Bears, shifts in the roster are being made before spring ball begins in order to prepare for a highly anticipated fall season.
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Even after a season in which the Bears surrendered the lowest number of passing yards per contest (175.1) and picked off the most passes (21) in the Pac-12, no Cal defensive back was named to the Paycom Jim Thorpe Award watchlist this summer.
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The current leading tackler at Cal, Weaver needs just 29 more stops to crack the top-10 all-time list for the Bears.
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Colorado’s quarterback, veteran Steven Montez, had torn apart the Bears’ defense a year earlier to the tune of four touchdowns. But less than a minute of game time after Hicks’ fireworks, Ashtyn Davis did the same — this time for 35 yards — sending Wharton and the sideline into a frenzy.
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On a night when redshirt senior Patrick Laird failed to generate any rhythm between the tackles against Wells, Johnson and senior linebacker Rick Gamboa, Cal’s defense answered the call again, while Garbers stepped up when the going got tough.
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Hicks’ foray onto the defensive side of the ball began with a stint at outside linebacker, but in eighth grade, he got his first taste of cornerback, and it was an immediate fit.
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