Penn State

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

The blue and gold will look to gain momentum in America East Conference play as they travel to the UMass Lowell River Hawks and Bryant Bulldogs on Oct. 6 and Oct. 8. Its east coast trip comes following back-to-back matchups against rival Stanford.

Although Cal didn’t qualify as a team for the final round, it still finished with a solid overall score of 395.055, simultaneously setting multiple personal records and qualifying seven Bears to the final for the second straight year.

The Bears fell to Stanford at the MPSF championships, placing third in the competition but ultimately coming out as the No.1 seed for the NCAA championships.

Cal heads straight into the MPSF quarterfinals Friday and will play Penn State Behrend in its first game.

Cal tends to falter at high-pressure meets, but with virtually nowhere to go but up, fans might see the team’s scores fly this weekend.

With the Big Ten’s recent decision to play football this fall after all, there are a few questions worth asking.

Cal took the field for the first time this season in the Felsberg Invitational, ending the tournament with a 3-2 record.

The results of the New Year’s Six bowl games, why they played out the way they did and what it all means for next season and beyond.