Justin Wilcox

As the sun sets on the Pac-12, Cal gets set to take on UCLA. In what could be the final meeting between these two storied universities for the foreseeable future, the Bears hope to get a final triumph over the Bruins to go bowling in December.

The Bears made the familiar trip down to Palo Alto for the 126th Big Game. Cal bested their longtime rival, holding the lead for the entirety of the game

Cal will face the Stanford Cardinal for the 126th Big Game, inching closer to the end of the Pac-12 era.

With their postseason hopes still alive, the Bears will travel to Palo Alto for the 126th Big Game. Looking to notch a third consecutive win over Stanford for the first time in 19 years, Cal mustn't let the lights shine too bright on this contest.

What was once thought to be a fifth-straight matchup against a ranked team, Senior Day against Washington State brought Cal back into the win column. 

For Patrick McMorris, family is everything. McMorris grew up in Santa Ana in Southern California, playing youth football across Orange County. But, while he was grinding on the field, he remained true to his family, maintaining his tight-knit relationships and understanding their impact on his life.

Cal’s new starting kicker Mateen Bhaghani began this season as a walk-on, but was suddenly he was thrust into the spotlight. With pride in both his heritage and athletics, this is only the beginning of the freshman’s journey.

In the world of sports, athletes can step into this magical domain with the hidden ball trick, using this alluring form of witchcraft to exceed the sphere of possibility.

After a blowout loss to Oregon and falling to 1-5 in conference play, the Bears will travel back home, looking to break their spell of sadness against a struggling Washington State team that has lost five straight games.

Cal visited Autzen Stadium for the final time in Pac-12 play to take on No. 6 Oregon. With heavy rain dressing the field, Oregon’s 63-19 beatdown of Cal could be characterized by just one word: chaos.