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Cal men's water polo matched up with USC in the MPSF Championship, just falling short to the reigning champions — with a 12-13 final score.

The Bears made the familiar trip down to Palo Alto for the 126th Big Game. Cal bested their longtime rival, holding the lead for the entirety of the game

Cal continues its late season turnaround with its third straight victory in the Big Game behind big performances from Trond Grizzell, Jaydn Ott

The Bears needed every point they could get to outduel Washington State 42-39. And it began with their first offensive possession, a 12-play, 65-yard drive capped off by a touchdown from tight end Jack Endries.

Ahead of the 126th Big Game, we sat down with Stanford Daily co-sports editor Kaushik Sampath to break down Stanford’s season and this weekend’s matchup.

With their postseason hopes still alive, the Bears will travel to Palo Alto for the 126th Big Game. Looking to notch a third consecutive win over Stanford for the first time in 19 years, Cal mustn't let the lights shine too bright on this contest.

In one of the most highly anticipated matchups of the season, Cal squared off against Stanford in the second leg of the Big Clásico. In the battle for the third spot in the Pac-12 standings, Cal needed at least a tie to fulfill its wishes.

For the Cal men’s water polo team, its final test won’t be in a classroom, but at USC’s Uytengsu Aquatics Center. The Bears will look to win their third consecutive national title and 17th in team history.

I’m a senior. I’m about to graduate. I’m about to get the heck out of here. And that is pretty damn scary, to be honest.

In the last game of the season and with a roster finally at full strength, the Bears were able to shut down their division rival, Stanford, in a 12-8 victory.