Scott Frandsen: The psychology behind success
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For now, Scott Frandsen seems to have hung up his oars. But the determination he developed in the boat will surely never leave.
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Worth the watch: 5 sports in the Tokyo Olympics you can’t miss
While every sport in the Summer Olympics is electrifying in its own way, here are the five that have a special place in our hearts.
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A sport unto itself: Understanding Olympic qualification
Keeping track of the various qualification systems for different events can feel like an Olympic sport in and of itself.
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Cal fan’s guide to swimming at the Tokyo Olympics
Team USA is sending six Cal swimmers to compete in Tokyo next week, alongside several other Bears from all over the world.
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Mystery medals: A look at 4 of the most obscure Summer Olympic sports
With 33 different sports on the docket for Tokyo 2020, some of the less common sports may get lost in the mix.
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Captains of the sinking ship: The irrationality of the Tokyo Olympics
One afternoon at my home in Japan, a comment from the TV instantly woke me up from my nap: “Should we really hold the Olympics?”
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Weed needs a solution: Sha’Carri Richardson is only human
Sha’Carri Richardson, American track superstar and Olympic favorite, tested positive for marijuana, disqualifying her from her signature event.
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Collin Morikawa secures Olympic bid, becomes Cal’s 1st golf Olympian
Morikawa, a 4-time PGA Tour winner and former Bear, secured his spot on the team after tying for fourth at the 121st US Open.
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6 Cal swimmers, 2 coaches headed to Olympics in Tokyo
USA Swimming Olympic Trials came to an end Sunday, and three more Cal swimmers qualified to swim in the Olympics later this summer.
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3 Cal swimmers to head to Tokyo halfway through trials
The first four days of Olympic trials saw three Cal alumni earn their spots in Tokyo, with several other Cal swimmers competing in finals.
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