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The Cal men’s soccer team’s three-game losing streak sent the Bears home empty-handed, and did not adhere to the old adage “the third time's the charm."

After falling to Pacific in an embarrassing 1-2 loss, the Bears are looking to come back stronger against their California counterpart on Sept. 16.

Cal men’s soccer disappoints fans in an offensive-line embarrassment as it strikes out against Pacific at PayPal Park, 1-2.

After a rough start, the Bears turned it on. Cal, which looked like the better team for the rest of the match, equalized in the 26th minute when Evan Davila’s bouncing shot found the back of the net.

If Cal can beat San Diego State and UCLA in consecutive weeks to secure at least a fourth-place finish, it may get to fly out to North Carolina to join the 36-team NCAA tournament field.

The Bears are winless through three matches for the first time since the 2003-04 season and have failed to score in their last two games.

In the final preseason game before Saturday’s double-header against Cal Maritime and UCLA, Cal exhibited some textbook domination.

Despite the astronomical score against UC Davis, it was a normal weekend for the Bears.

Cal Women’s Basketball brought in two big wins this week. The Bears blew out San Diego State on the road and upset No. 20 Arkansas at home.

The most embarrassing part about the turnovers in this affair was that only five of the Bears’ turnovers were caused by the Aztecs, meaning they had a whopping 17 unforced errors in the match.