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There’s a four-way tie for third place in the Pac-12, and two of those teams will face off this weekend. The Cal men’s basketball team (18-10, 9-6 Pac-12) is tied with Arizona State, Stanford and Colorado for that third place spot. And third place in the Pac-12 is coveted, because
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Last season, the Cal men’s basketball team began the month of February with an upset over then-No. 10 Oregon at Haas Pavilion. Students rushed the court. But the Bears dropped a game to Arizona State just days later.
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Just after the first media timeout at the Cal men’s basketball game against Fresno State, a small buzz began to build in one corner of the court. Folks positioned in the bleachers behind the basket craned their necks toward the courtside seats. Others pulled out their phones to snap a
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Bucket after bucket rained down in Haas Pavilion on Tuesday night as the Cal men’s basketball team found itself in a shootout with Nevada. The Wolf Pack shot an impressive 55 percent from the field, but the Bears were able to keep pace with 56 percent shooting. For both teams,
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An hour before the Bears took on Syracuse on Tuesday, Cal received worrying news: senior power forward Richard Solomon would not be able to play due to a corneal abrasion he suffered in a 85-77 victory over Arkansas on Monday. Solomon currently ranks in the top-10 in the country in
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LOS ANGELES — Late in the second half, the Cal men’s basketball team had the opportunity of a dramatic comeback. But too many missed chances spoiled the short-lived possibility. After being down by as much as 16 in the second half, the Bears closed the deficit to four points at the six-minute
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In preseason polls, both the Cal men’s basketball team and Denver were picked to finish third in the Pac-12 and the WAC conferences, respectively. There’s a chasm of difference between the predicted finishes — starting with the schedule. The Bears (2-0) head to Magness Arena in Denver, Colo., off back-to-back
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Three minutes into the second half on Tuesday night, the Cal men’s basketball team found itself in a two-possession game with Pepperdine. The Waves were on a 7-0 stretch that saw the Bears playing sloppy offense and missing assignments on defense. That’s when Allen Crabbe came to Cal’s rescue. The
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