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After last week’s meltdown at Arizona State, Cal football will look to turn things around back at home Saturday when it takes on undefeated No. 18 Utah. Last year, both teams came into the matchup undefeated. But Cal could not overcome five interceptions thrown by its star quarterback Jared Goff
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The Cal football team upset then-No.11 Texas on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. The Bears won, 50-43, on the strength of an impressive passing game. Cal quarterback Davis Webb passed for 396 yards and four touchdowns, while wide receiver Chad Hansen caught 12 balls for 196 yards and two touchdowns. Additionally,
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This year, the acclaimed TV show Dancing with the Stars will be starting up its 23rd season. Although it has already chosen its cast, we thought of a few Cal athletes who might make better contestants than Vanilla Ice and definitely than Ryan Lochte. Sam Singer, men’s basketball — This
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Faces always change in college football and teams have to start over. For Cal, 2016 appears to be that time. Coming off its best season since 2009, the Bears have an almost completely different look with most of their leaders from last year gone. With new players on both offense
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Seats are filling up. Advertisements are playing. Horns are blaring. Drums are snaring. It’s another Saturday at Memorial Stadium, and kickoff is in less than an hour. Behind all the pregame noise outside, inside the Bears’ locker room and in front of locker No. 8 sits linebacker Michael Barton. With
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Cal football recently kicked off its training camp festivities Friday, and despite the limited scope of the team’s practices so far — the first practice in full pads is Monday — there have been quite a few important takeaways from what’s been on display for fans and the media so
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39.8 points per game in football sounds like an awesome statistic to attach to any team. For the Cal football team, however, those 39.8 points are the ones the Bears gave up to opponents, on average, on the defensive end of the field in 2014. This placed Cal at 123rd
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