Oregon State

This weekend, the Bears will be migrating out of Bear Territory and into a familiar southern territory — Los Angeles. Cal will be facing long-time rivals USC and UCLA on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

After a blowout loss to Oregon and falling to 1-5 in conference play, the Bears will travel back home, looking to break their spell of sadness against a struggling Washington State team that has lost five straight games.

Coming out of a weekend similar to its last time around in Arizona, Cal volleyball again lost to Arizona State but beat Arizona. The Bears are looking to break some trends in their next Pac-12 rematch that will take place at Haas Pavilion.

From a well-fought three-set loss to a five-set nailbiter victory, the Bears, who are 14-7, found themselves with a mixed bag this last weekend in Oregon.

In its road trip up north to face conference opponents Washington and Oregon State, Cal men’s soccer continued its up-and-down season, beating the Huskies 2-1, but falling to the Beavers 1-0.

Cal volleyball will be leaving Bear Territory for another hike up north, but this time in Oregon. The Bears are set to play No. 8 Oregon on Friday at 7 p.m. and Oregon State on Sunday at noon.

Cal men's soccer will have two more opportunities to show what it is made of as the team gears up for critical away games against Pac-12 opponents in the Washington Huskies and Oregon State Beavers.

The Bears lost against ranked conference opponent Utah, 34-14. This marks their second loss in a row and their third loss against fellow Pac-12 teams.

Cal will head to Utah to face the No. 16 Utes for their fourth in-conference competition of the season.

The Bears have an uphill battle ahead of them if they hope to attain bowl eligibility this season. In its first rung of the gauntlet, Cal was unable to best No. 15 Oregon State.