Spencer Brasch

Glover was the starting quarterback in 2018 for the Quakers, and in 10 games managed to put up nearly 1500 yards and seven touchdowns to six interceptions.

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.

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.

With the 2019 season officially behind the Bears, shifts in the roster are being made before spring ball begins in order to prepare for a highly anticipated fall season.

Less than 24 hours until kickoff against Washington State, Cal football revealed its starting quarterback for the game: redshirt junior Devon Modster.

Cal football’s chances of a bowl game grow slimmer and slimmer, and if the Bears are going to make it to the postseason, they will need to pull off unlikely victories in their last four games of the season.

Cal suffered its fourth consecutive loss and first shutout in two decades against No. 12 Utah 35-0 on the road this weekend.

If he does indeed draw the start, Brasch will be the third different quarterback to start under center for the Bears in 2019, and the first true freshman quarterback to start since Jared Goff’s collegiate debut in Aug. 2013.

Minus two penalty-aided drives, a slow first quarter turned into a game-long drought, with the Beavers (3-4, 2-2) consistently staying a step ahead of the Bears (4-3, 1-3) just when things seemed to tip in Cal’s favor.

The running game was sparked by sophomore Christopher Brown Jr., who had a pair of touchdowns during the scrimmage’s goal line drills. Brown would peak later that day, though, breaking loose on an outside run for nearly 70 yards from inside the offense’s own 5-yard line.