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Colorado’s quarterback, veteran Steven Montez, had torn apart the Bears’ defense a year earlier to the tune of four touchdowns. But less than a minute of game time after Hicks’ fireworks, Ashtyn Davis did the same — this time for 35 yards — sending Wharton and the sideline into a frenzy.
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While medaling in three races may sound like a successful way to end a season, disappointment surrounded the Cal men’s crew team as they exited the water at Lake Natoma in Gold River, California. The Bears took silver in both the Varsity 4 and second Varsity 8 races while reeling
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It has been a little more than three weeks since the final college football rankings were released, and to no surprise, there was debate as to who deserved to be in them. The only way to summarize these final rankings is that conference championships have now become a contributing factor
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Continuing on from Monday, let’s take a look at Games 5 through 8 on Cal football’s 2016 schedule. Game 5: at Oregon State Beavers 2015 record: 2-10 (0-9 Pac-12) Plagued by awful quarterback play following the departure of one of the best in Beavers’ history in Sean Mannion, OSU was
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When the Cal men’s tennis team played Washington last year, the squad emerged with a disappointing 4-3 loss and aspirations for payback. This weekend, the Bears got more than just a taste of revenge — they dominated the Huskies to keep their conference record pristine. The No. 12 Bears crushed
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Being a member of the Pac-12 means regularly facing nationally top-10 teams — teams that threaten the Cal men’s tennis team’s seeding for the Pac-12 Championships in late April. As a result, it’s crucial for the Bears to win this weekend’s games against lower-tier squads Washington and Oregon to boost their
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