Quartet of former Cal stars ink undrafted free agent deals in NFL
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But just hours after missing the cut, four former Bears are headed to the league by way of the undrafted free agent market.
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Running backs, linebackers shine brightest for Cal football in Spring Game
The tools the team will have in the uphill climb to improve on last year’s 7-6 record have become clearer, but knowing whether or not they have what it takes is still a while away.
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All eyes on offense this weekend at Cal football Spring Game
For one, Cal is again without a clear-cut first-string QB, and although a starter is unlikely to be officially announced until shortly before the regular season begins in late August, this will be the biggest test the competitors have faced so far.
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Cal football wide receiver announces departure from program
The Bears’ leading receiver in yards-per-game from the 2018 season, Kanawai Noa, recently announced via Instagram that he intends to leave UC Berkeley upon graduation and will play his final season of football eligibility elsewhere as he pursues a master’s degree.
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Cal vs. TCU: Cheez-It Bowl shootaround
Neither team possesses a high-firing scheme nor a batch of offensive superstars, so for fans looking for quality action, key in on Cal’s inside linebackers and TCU’s defensive ends.
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Taste of victory: Cal football craves win over TCU in Cheez-It Bowl
All season, the Bears have echoed the sentiments of never looking too far ahead yet understanding that every success and failure was building up to their goal for the season: to win a bowl game.
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Is a coaching change the answer for Cal’s offense?
The Bears’ offensive efficiency ranked as the second worst among all Power Five teams, ending just above Rutgers and below eternal laughingstock Kansas. How do you ruin the efforts of a defense that was top 10 in the nation by just about any statistic?
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Offense fails to relieve stellar defense as Cal falls to Stanford in Big Game
Until the Bears can get both sides of the ball on the same page, they seem doomed to play little brother in their biggest rivalry.
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Instant analysis/reaction: Big Game losing skid extended to 9
Too many mistakes were made for the Bears to truly deserve this one. A missed field goal, dropped balls, multiple overthrown passes and a late penalty for roughing the passer are inexcusable against David Shaw’s smart and physical squad.
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Q&A with Cal football co-captains Patrick Laird and Jordan Kunaszyk
Editor’s note: The following is a Q&A between Josh Yuen, sports editor of The Daily Californian, and Cal football co-captains Patrick Laird and Jordan Kunaszyk. The interview has been edited for clarity and length.
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