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Fans can only hope that Cal’s high-energy pressing will remain unaffected by fatigue as the season wears on, but as of now the Bears are a defensive juggernaut from keeper to forward.
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Not every game that the Bears play during their nonconference slate will take place in such grand arenas, but there are still numerous intriguing matchups.
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Berkeley Rose Waldorf School has a 29 percent measles, mumps and rubella, or MMR, vaccination rate, according to the 2017-18 report on the Immunization Status of Kindergarten Students on the California Public Health website, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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Cal (13-1, 3-0 Pac-12) had not lost any energy as it played its penultimate conference match during Homecoming weekend, thrashing Utah 118-0 in a Saturday afternoon matchup for Cal’s eighth shutout this season, and the team has still not allowed a point in conference play.
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During this year’s match, athletes from the Cal rugby national champion teams of 1994, 1999 and 2004 will receive special recognition for their 25th, 20th and 15th reunions, respectively.
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One factor that may affect the outcome of the Bears’ matchup with the Bruins is the pairings. Last weekend, four of the five competitive pairs for Cal had never played in a tournament together before.
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The two 5-0 sweeps gave the Bears crucial opportunities to practice their competition play before their schedule brings them face to face with several more challenging foes.
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Life is really funny: I watched “Girl, Interrupted” for the first time just a few weeks before I landed myself in a psychiatric ward a month and a half ago.
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The Bears responded to the Broncos’ late run with some lights-out shooting down the stretch, totaling 47 points in the second half and hitting their attempts at a clip of 61.5 percent.
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“I remember every second,” Paylor says. “At first, it was just terror, just sheer terror. It’s like you’re in a nightmare and can’t wake up. I closed my eyes, hit the ground, woke up, opened my eyes and I was paralyzed.”
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