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The Cal men’s basketball team was on a roll, the winners of seven straight before coming to a sudden arboreal stop against Stanford last Wednesday, leaving the squad one game short of a conference title. While the streak put the Bears in line for an at-large bid in the NCAA
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1. Oregon (8-0, 5-0) There’s not much more you can ask of Oregon. Through eight games this year, the Ducks have outscored their opponents 427-155 and have yet to be held under 40 points in a game. Saturday’s 70-14 win over Colorado was just the latest blowout in what might
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The Bears traveled to Utah this weekend to take on the Utes at Rice-Eccles Stadium in the hopes of stepping closer to bowl eligibility. On paper, a Cal win seemed highly likely, but the Bears had a heartbreaking loss against Utah with a final score of 49-27. Cal must now
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — For just the second time this season, the Cal football team scored first. That 3-0 lead lasted 16 seconds. Utah’s Reggie Dunn returned the ensuing kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown, the initial bullet in what is likely the death blow to the Bears’ 2012
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1. Oregon (7-0, 4-0) No doubt the Ducks are angry. Oregon dropped to fourth in the BCS standings despite having not lost a game. What more does the squad have to do to convince the computers? Last Thursday, the Ducks more than doubled the point total of Arizona State, a
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After the second game of the Bears’ three-game series against Utah was snowed out, the Bear’s took advantage of the snowcapped scenery. “We had a snowball fight,” said senior Jace Williams. “Some of the girls had never felt snow before!” The next day, however, meant twice the business as Saturday
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Stat of the Day Three, as in the number of field goals Utah made over the last 14 minutes of the first half.
The Cal football team obliterated Utah on Saturday afternoon. Jeff Tedford said the win was “desperately” needed and then backtracked when reminded that he called the win “desperate.” The Bears benefitted from the eye-gougingly bad play of Utah backup quarterback Jon Hays, but the defense turned in a dominating performance,
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Cal football team understands the importance of turnovers. Nine days ago, the Bears committed five turnovers, including an interception in their own end zone at the end of the first half, en route to a blowout loss to USC. Saturday afternoon, however, Cal was the one
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