Jeremiah Hunter

In a game defined by momentum shifts, the Bears turned up the heat to take the Sun Devils, 24-21.

After last week’s disappointment in Washington, Cal rebounded versus the Sun Devils, earning its first Pac-12 victory in a close and physical game.

Though No. 8 Washington is one of the premier teams in the country, Cal’s 32-59 loss can only be framed as disappointing. The Bears were dominated on both sides of the ball, a reality that may change the starting quarterback dilemma moving forward.

The Bears traveled up to Seattle to take on the Washington Huskies but struggled to muster any control over the game.

After starting 2-1 in nonconference games, the Bears hope to continue their momentum as they begin the most crucial stretch of games this season. But Cal’s first taste of in-conference play is at Washington — and the mountain program is far from an easy win.

After a slow start, Cal’s offense and defense caught fire and made quick work of the Vandals, winning 31-17.

A late Auburn score spoiled the night for Cal as the Bears failed to capitalize on several opportunities.

For the first time in history, the Auburn Tigers will be coming to Berkeley to face the Bears. Before a big faceoff with an SEC school, The Auburn Plainsman’s head sports editor chatted with the Daily Californian to talk about their outlook on the matchup.

The Bears’ running game dominated in their biggest offensive win since 2015.

The Bears open the season with a dominant 58-21 win over the Mean Green thanks to the combined efforts of the Cal running backs.