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Newcomers Kareem South and Lars Thiemann have already showcased some of their skills in their starts for the Bears, including during a 98-75 exhibition win against Saint Martin’s University last Wednesday.
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As of Wednesday morning, three-star recruit Monty Bowser has committed to Cal men’s basketball as the first member of its 2020 recruiting class.
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I mean think about it — upsets have become such a large part of the tournament that the NCAA has built a billion-dollar brand off of them. Simply, there would be no March Madness without the “madness” of upsets
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In episode thirteen of the 2018-2019 Cal men’s basketball series, Justice goes solo-dolo as Rory and Surina take the weekend off for “load management.” Justice talks Cal’s losses to Arizona and Arizona State and what could be in store for Matt Bradley.
The 2018-19 season won’t just be a year to forget for Washington State. It’s shaping up to be a potential worst in the history of the program.
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With any luck, the huge boost in confidence that Cal gained from its last win will be its driving force against Colorado. Entering its final four weeks of conference play, all eyes will be on the Bears to see if they can turn this atrocious season into simply below average.
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After a tough three-loss performance in Hawaii at the Maui Invitational, Cal men’s basketball head coach Wyking Jones said he and his staff would have to go back to the drawing board in order to rectify the panoply of problems the Bears encountered. This Tuesday evening’s home matchup against California
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When it comes to evaluating a team’s potential trajectory over the course of a season, I prefer to reserve any type of serious assessment until, at minimum, we’re a quarter through. While it’s easy to jump on an early-season narrative and ride with it until the very end, such a
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In collegiate basketball, exhibition games are meant to be a barometer for a team’s potential. With a clear disparity in skill level between teams, they allow coaches to flirt with different lineups while remaining certain that they’ll emerge victorious. The Cal men’s basketball team’s exhibition game against Providence on Monday
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Most basketball programs, both professional and collegiate, go through rebuilding years — times when a series of unfortunate events, usually the departure of multiple key players, necessitates a recalibration of the ideology and personnel of the program. This upcoming year, the Bears have joined the long list of rebuilding teams.
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