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The Bears ended the regular season with losses to the Aggies and the Cardinal, adding to their 2-15 record. But the game is still afoot, as Cal will take on Colorado in the Pac-12 quarterfinals.
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It’s that blind optimism at the start of each fall that this is the year Cal football will reach its first Rose Bowl since 1958. It’s also looking for where it all went wrong and harboring thoughts of “maybe next year.”
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The Bears started a three-game road trip by traveling to Southern California and Arizona. After taking leads early on, they suffered two close losses.
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On the heels of a recent string of high-level tennis, the No. 27 Cal women’s tennis team headed to Los Angeles last weekend where it edged No. 34 USC 4-3 on Friday but was swept by the No. 9 Bruins the next day.
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Cal women’s rowing kicked off its season in victorious fashion last weekend, winning five of six races over two days of competition. Meanwhile, Cal men’s rowing is set for its season opener this weekend against UC San Diego.
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With an offensive force such as Matt Bradley added to its arsenal, San Diego State is poised to make a deep postseason run next season.
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The Bears will finish off their season with Senior Day against rival Stanford this Friday at Witter Rugby Field. The blue and gold will be desperate to make a comeback and send their veteran players off with a big win over their rivals.
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This “California Clash” begins Friday against the highly-ranked Bruins. UCLA has scored a stunning 26 goals and leads the conference in save percentage.
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After cruising through the season with just a few losses and loads of confidence, the No. 9 Cal reached a speed bump in its season after losing to both No. 12 Stanford and No. 5 Cal Poly this past weekend.
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After faltering in the first game of the series, Cal’s hitting and pitching depth became more apparent than ever, as it propelled the Bears to a walk-off, series-tying win and a rubber match victory against USC.
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