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After USC football players requested an easing of government restrictions in order to play, California Gov. Gavin Newsom insisted that there are no state restrictions on college football’s return.
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On Sept. 3, the Pac-12 announced a partnership with Quidel Corporation to provide daily testing to student-athletes in a press conference featuring Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott, Quidel President and CEO Doug Bryant, Oregon State Senior Associate Athletic Director for Sports Medicine Dr. Doug Aukerman and University of Washington section head
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Last season, Cal reclaimed the Axe for the first time in a decade, but the Bears will have to wait at least until 2021 for a chance to protect it. Although the Pac-12’s decision to postpone was undoubtedly disappointing to the Cal community, it was made in the interests of
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Multiple sources predict the Bears’ active leader in both pass breakups and passes defended to be a midround draft pick.
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Thank you all for coming. We are gathered here today to celebrate the life of a dear friend of ours. Fall game days, we miss you already. The Pac-12 has brought your long and beautiful legacy to an unplanned end. Excuse me, to an intermission. We watched through the rain,
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Despite major revenue losses for Intercollegiate Athletics, Cal’s Athletic Director Jim Knowlton and Chancellor Carol Christ see no future in which any of the 30 sports cease to exist at UC Berkeley.
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This payroll report reveals UC Berkeley’s irresponsible priorities — athletics over fair pay, athletics over basic needs, athletics over all other programs.
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While entrance into the portal is by no means a commitment to transferring, any team would be lucky to land the 6’2” defender.
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If you’re a sports fan, you can relate to the whirlwind of emotions brought on by the frequent rescheduling that college sports and major sporting leagues have done these past few months.
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On Aug. 12, the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation officially decided to delay the start of the men’s water polo season in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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