Jaelyn Brown

Even though it’s still early in the season, Cal currently sits at 10th place in the Pac-12. Two losses against Stanford would dig an even deeper hole.

Cal hoped to come out strong, but instead came out half asleep, and ended an embarrassing first quarter down 31-6 en route to a 96-75 loss.

After falling in yet another close matchup, a 67-64 loss to Washington, the Bears will seek to bounce back against Washington State.

This matchup will be the final game of both the Antelopes and the Bears’ nonconference seasons, and both teams will be vying to finish 2019 with a victory.

Cal women’s basketball has been unstoppable as of late, but its seven-game win streak and undefeated home record are on the line Saturday, as the No. 14 Kentucky Wildcats come to town.

Cal women’s basketball had 42 points in the paint in an intense, hard-fought 69-65 victory over Santa Clara. It was the Bears' seventh straight win.

After a slow start to the season, the Bears have been on fire as of late, racing out to six straight wins. Their perfect home record will be on the line, however, when they match up against Santa Clara on Saturday. The Broncos have been up-and-down this season, but should still give the Bears a good test as their nonconference schedule winds down.

Haas Pavilion has been a fortress so far this season for the Cal women’s basketball team, which just won its sixth-straight game over Boston University 73-62 after four different players scored in double figures.

Cal Women’s Basketball brought in two big wins this week. The Bears blew out San Diego State on the road and upset No. 20 Arkansas at home.

The 2018-19 season marked the end of an era for Cal women’s basketball, as head coach Lindsay Gottlieb and four out of five starters are gone. Expectations may be low, but the Bears have a great opportunity for transition and progress this season.