Cal men’s basketball adds versatile forward to class of 2019
Kuany, a 6’10” forward of Kenyan descent who formerly lived in South Sudan and Australia, played at multiple schools after moving to the U.S. in 2015.
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End of an era: A timeline of the Wyking Jones era
Wyking Jones’ tenure at Cal is one that is unlikely to be replicated for several generations, if ever, for all the wrong reasons.
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Without starting point guard, Cal men’s basketball coughs up season-high 19 turnovers in loss to UCLA
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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Cal men’s basketball to face new-look UCLA to conclude 2-game road trip
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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Bears end 2018 on sour note, dropping last nonconference game
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’s freshman center to miss third consecutive game
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 foul trouble propels Fresno State to blowout victory
Seven Bears were whistled for at least three fouls, and the team finished with 28 personal fouls, tied for the most in a single games since Wyking Jones took over. That constant whistle-blowing resulted in Fresno State taking 38 free throws, the most an opponent has shot since Jones took over.
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Cal men’s basketball narrowly defeats San Diego State behind hot shooting
In a game that featured 20 lead changes and 30 ties and saw both teams exchange blows like perennial heavyweights, it would be the Bears holding their hands high when the clock finally ticked down to zero with the team defeating San Diego State, 89-83.
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New year, new hope: Cal men’s basketball tasked with climbing out of Pac-12’s basement
Cal men’s basketball finished dead last in the Pac-12, had the most losses in program history, was the worst offensive team in the Pac-12 and, depending on the perspective, was the worst defensive team in the conference as well.
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