Kevin Grimes

All eyes will be on Griffin to see how he’s able to recruit the next generation of Bears and lead the program beyond its previous 1-6-1 conference record in 2021.

Fans are eager to see what lies in store for the Bears this upcoming soccer season: especially seeing as the sidelines will seem emptier without long time head coach Kevin Grimes.

Cal closed its season with a 1-1 tie at home against Stanford. With this season in the rearview mirror, it can now look ahead to next fall.

With one last game against their archrival coming up, the Bears look to avenge a blowout loss and down the Cardinal.

Cal’s Halloween weekend trip featured games against the formidable No. 4 ranked Washington and fearsome No. 3 ranked Oregon State.

For the Bears, a draw or win against either team will render the trip up Interstate 5 a massive success.

The Bears will return to Edwards Stadium to welcome the Bruins and Aztecs in an effort to climb from the bottom of the conference standings.

The Bears were emboldened by having scored a goal — an idea that was completely alien just minutes before — and the comeback was on.

This weekend, for the seventh consecutive time, Cal will look to bounce back from a loss with a big win — or at this point, maybe even a draw.

As the Bears come off two devastating losses against the Beavers and the Huskies, the rest of Pac-12 play is looking like anything but good for Cal.