Staying ready: Cal safety Daniel Scott is built for every moment
Eliana Marcu/Senior Staff
The reality is that Daniel Scott ends up where he wants to end up. After all, he sees the game play out before it even happens.
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‘A microcosm of life’: Sportscaster Kate Scott on passion, humanity in sports
Cal’s first female “mic man” Kate Scott continues to break barriers as a leader in the sports industry. Scott reflects on her time as a Golden Bear and discusses the role of sports amid a pandemic and beyond.
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Hawk’s Homecoming: Ben Hawk Schrider is playing it forward
Schrider hadn’t played a day of football when he first set foot into St. Mary’s College High School as a freshman, but when he left that day, he was already on the path to leaving the school as a first team all-state linebacker and three year starter.
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Measuring Success
The Victory Lap
An underdog story can never be told too many times. Someone getting an opportunity that seemed improbable is the oft-told tale that never gets old. Athletes seem to be the perfect examples for these stories to be told. We’ve all heard about the “Cinderella-like” student-athletes being “saved” or given a
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All in given time
During a bye-week in 2002, then-Cal football head coach Jeff Tedford took a recruiting visit to Butte Community College in Oroville, California, where he and his staff were recruiting Butte tight end Garrett Cross. At Butte, he discovered an undervalued Chico-native who became the Bears’ starting quarterback for the 2003-04
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Cal football suffers yet another Big Game disappointment after losing 45-31 to Stanford
In the 119th edition of the Big Game, the Stanford football team once again proved its superiority over Cal, winning 45-31 Saturday at Memorial Stadium, for its seventh consecutive victory over the Bears.
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It’s the Big Game, but not a Big Rivalry Anymore
Bitter rivalries tend to bring out the worst in people, pushing them to their breaking points. But in a healthy rivalry, in its rare occurrence, mutual respect for the other party can be motivational, or even inspiring, with each party pushing the other toward greater levels of achievement. In recent
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Who let the Dawgs win?
Obviously, just about everyone expected No. 5 Washington to beat the Cal football team with ease Saturday, and the Huskies did just that, winning 66-27. But how did we get here? This wasn’t Cal coming up short against a team it’s traditionally been dominated by, such as USC. Instead, this
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Q&A with NFL Network’s Mike Silver
The Daily Californian talked to former Daily Cal sports editor Mike Silver who now works for NFL Network and previously worked for Sports Illustrated. We discussed the Super Bowl, his time at UC Berkeley and the Cal football team. Silver is hosting a Super Bowl Kick-Off party and football panel
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Cal football, men’s basketball teams show slight improvement in graduation success rates
Despite the Cal football and men’s basketball teams showing gradual improvements in graduation rates, they still lag behind many other programs nationally, according to the NCAA’s annual Graduation Success Rate report released Wednesday.
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