Mya Wang

For the first time since 2020, the Bears won back-to-back games against the Aggies and Ducks. However, the Buffs did not let them celebrate for long and beat the Bears 19-9.

The Bears prepare for the second match against the Oregon Ducks this season after beating them in a tight match that ended in 13-12 last month.

Cal has faced UC Davis every year since 2000 and have been consistent winners (holding a 15-11 all-time record) in the series until 2020. The Bears will look to break their five-game losing streak against UC Davis this Saturday.

The Bears had two difficult back-to-back games this weekend against the Trojans and the Sun Devils, falling to both teams and performing worse than in their last games against these schools last week.

Despite an intense game against USC, the Pac-12’s first-place team, and a respectable performance against Arizona State, Cal ended the weekend winless.

Cal will look to build on its offensive and defensive positives from nonconference play as it heads to Eugene to play Oregon on Friday and to Boulder for a game against Colorado on Sunday.

The Bears performed their best game of the season thus far against the Bison on a rainy Thursday afternoon. After losing four games in a row, the blue and gold came out on top with a whopping score of 17-1.

Finishing a three-game homestand, Cal will face its third straight East coast opponent. Scheduled to play American University on Sunday, the Bears will attempt to quell the Eagles’ high-powered offense before they begin conference play.

The Bears will compete against the Howard Bison for the first time in 21 years.

For the first time since 2016, the Cal Bears faced the Big Red Bears in their home opener in a close game that ended 9-13, marking Cal’s fourth loss in a row.