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Cal men’s basketball has suffered another huge blow as forward Justice Sueing has announced that he will transfer from the program to Ohio State University. “After a long and thoughtful process & many prayers I’m excited to announce I’ll be continuing my career & education at THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY,”
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In a conversation with a British coworker a while back, he told me, “If you ever go to England, don’t say you went to ‘Cal.’ Nobody knows what the fuck ‘Cal’ is. Say you went to Berkeley, though, and they’ll know exactly what you’re talking about.”
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This event marks a trend in college football that has seen several student-athletes and coaches nationwide be accused of sexual assault, domestic violence and other incidents that have warranted firings and suspensions.
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This will be the Bears’ fifth consecutive trip to the qualifiers, but their first time in those five years entering the competition at the bottom.
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Despite their recent success at home, the Bears have a hard task ahead of them as they face No. 11 Air Force, No. 4 Stanford and No. 1 Oklahoma.
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Cal field hockey has its eyes fixed on earning a pair of upset wins this weekend at the Buckeye Invitational, where it will take on nationally ranked No. 5 Penn State (10-2) and No. 25 Ohio State (6-5). The Bears will arrive in Columbus, Ohio, with confidence after having secured
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Now that the college football season is over, we look back at the New Year’s Six bowls and rank them from worst to best game. 6. PlayStation Fiesta Bowl: Clemson beats Ohio State 31-0 Let’s be honest here, no one wants to see a game become a blowout. Almost everyone
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It has been a little more than three weeks since the final college football rankings were released, and to no surprise, there was debate as to who deserved to be in them. The only way to summarize these final rankings is that conference championships have now become a contributing factor
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Arguably one of the toughest jobs in sports (besides being an NBA referee or the NFL commissioner), being a part of the College Football Playoff committee means one is bound to be scrutinized regardless of who they select as the final top four teams. The system is partly based off
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While the core of the Cal men’s tennis team continues to play at the Saint Francis Health System All-American Championships, the players further down the roster are traveling to the Gaucho Classic at UC Santa Barbara to try and prove the Bears are not a four-man operation. The four top
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