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Whether the Bears have bad luck or generations of curses bestowed upon them is, frankly, neither here nor there. The reality is this: Cal has to find a way to win these tough games if it wants long-term success.
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When you have the Bears’ top statistical rushing quarterback of all time, it behooves you to use his strengths to your advantage. On Saturday, that’s exactly what offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave did. With the game on the line, and on a third-and-long, Musgrave dialed up No. 7.
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For most people, being cut from a team hurts. Being cut from a team after performing poorly in your dream position hurts even more. But there’s a difference between being hurt and being done. Collin Moore was not, and is not, done.
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In the Justin Wilcox era, the first team to reach 21 points is 37-1 all time, and that trend continued on Saturday. TCU hit 21 points in the second half and ended up with a 2-point win at the end of the fourth.
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Here are a few Cal sports events to watch this fall — the ones worth leaving desks and dormitories if fans are allowed to witness sports in person.
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The Bears capped off their first week of fall camp with an unofficial scrimmage. Cal ran 87 plays, mixing in a fair amount of run and pass.
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After struggling with injuries throughout his career, Michael Saffell decided to medically retire from football July 23rd.
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Student-athletes, suddenly armed with their NIL rights, may finally make a profit off of their likeness and personal brand.
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Jaydn Ott ranks as the fourth-highest offensive player to commit to the Bears since 2017 and will certainly add a huge boost to Cal’s overall talent level.
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By preventing limitations on scholarships, the ruling opens the door for further legal challenges to the NCAA’s control of collegiate athletes.
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