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Kai Millner has found ways to relieve the pressure that comes with confronting both adulthood and the possibility that he could be the next face of Cal football.
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What could have been a game-changing play ended in a murmur, and Cal never saw another opportunity to reach the end zone.
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On March 2, freshman quarterback Jaden Casey, a highly touted high school recruit in the 2020 cycle, announced that he will be transferring away from Cal.
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While Garbers showed marked improvement, he is not yet among the Pac-12’s best. If Cal’s new offense is going to be great, it will need Garbers to make the jump.
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Ever dreamed of taking snaps for the 10th-best team in the Pac-12, while your parents and 32 other fans cheered you on in the bleachers? Well, now may be your chance to make this dream a reality.
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Less than one week before Cal football opens its season against North Carolina, Cal head coach Justin Wilcox has named his starting quarterback. Redshirt sophomore Ross Bowers will be the signal caller after beating out redshirt junior Chase Forrest in a lengthy positional battle. “All the guys did a really
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Aside from being a time to reunite with teammates and soak in beautiful weather, Spring Training is an opportunity for MLB players to warm up for an arduous 162-game season. Reigning AL Cy Young winner Rick Porcello is no exception, and the right-handed ace for the Boston Red Sox made
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When Jared Goff takes the field Saturday against Northwestern, he’ll be the first true freshman quarterback in school history to take the team’s first snap of the year. But unlike everyone around him, Goff isn’t all too impressed by that fact. “That’s cool,” he says nonchalantly. “I’m still just a
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There’s been a lot of talk about Zach Maynard’s first quarter suspension in Saturday’s 31-24 season-opening loss to Nevada. Why the first quarter and not the rest of the game? Why not give other players more notice? Why suspend him at all? We don’t know everything that went into head coach Jeff Tedford’s decision to sit Maynard. Here’s what we do know.
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Welcome to the inaugural edition of Maynard Mondays, where we’ll track senior quarterback Zach Maynard’s development on the field, improvement in accuracy and decision-making and growth of his neckbeard and frohawk. Maynard came in last season as a junior transfer from Buffalo, winning the starting job at the end of
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