Bears homestead, plan to roll on Buffaloes, Ducks
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Cal returns home for its conference home opener, hoping to steal wins from Colorado and Oregon.
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Hymn to ‘our sturdy Golden Bear’ holds up as fight song
In anticipation of the 2018 homecoming game, I decided to examine the second fight song that has captured my heart, exploring some of its victories and shortcomings.
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Oregon football shootaround
The Bears coming off a week of rest while Oregon comes off an emotionally draining overtime loss to Stanford could absolutely make the difference in this game.
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2016 Cal football preview: games 5-8
Continuing on from Monday, let’s take a look at Games 5 through 8 on Cal football’s 2016 schedule. Game 5: at Oregon State Beavers 2015 record: 2-10 (0-9 Pac-12) Plagued by awful quarterback play following the departure of one of the best in Beavers’ history in Sean Mannion, OSU was
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A week in events: Oct. 20 to Oct. 26
Dreading the second wave of midterms and trying to put off studying? Here’s a plentiful list of events you can attend to distract yourself! Whether you want to get your organic-vegetable fix or get involved in the startup scene around Berkeley, this week is filled with opportunities for you. Monday,
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Cal to face biggest test of season against revived Oregon program
For 27 years, Oregon was a school without a baseball team. In 1981, the 75-year-old program was felled by the same sword that Cal’s storied squad narrowly avoided last year: budget cuts. Three years ago, Oregon’s program was revived from the dead, and the team has quickly become one of
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No. 1 Cal rebounds from loss to destroy Oregon
The Hendersons sure know how to make an appearance. Behind strong performances by Jolene and Danielle Henderson, the No. 1 Cal softball team rebounded after dropping the middle game of its series to Oregon on Saturday, defeating the Ducks 10-0 Sunday at Howe Field in Eugene, Ore. “We came out
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Cal sweeps Pacific Northwest for best conference start since 1953
When the Cal men’s tennis team played Washington last year, the squad emerged with a disappointing 4-3 loss and aspirations for payback. This weekend, the Bears got more than just a taste of revenge — they dominated the Huskies to keep their conference record pristine. The No. 12 Bears crushed
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Bears prepare for Huskies and Ducks
Being a member of the Pac-12 means regularly facing nationally top-10 teams — teams that threaten the Cal men’s tennis team’s seeding for the Pac-12 Championships in late April. As a result, it’s crucial for the Bears to win this weekend’s games against lower-tier squads Washington and Oregon to boost their
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