The Bears have plenty of players worthy of national attention, but here are five to watch closely over the next season.
As a new member of the ACC, Cal men’s soccer will soon travel across the country to play unfamiliar opponents, but the program will first test itself against foes west of the Mississippi.
Ahead of their first season in the ACC, the Bears need to take big steps forward. That process started with fall training camp — 18 grueling days of grinding to improve, both on the gridiron and in the film room.
Buckle up, Bears fans, because there is another quarterback battle in Berkeley.
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At the end of the week, California will join the Atlantic Coast Conference. Geographic absurdity aside, that ends the Bears’ 109-year tenure in the Conference of Champions. On the eve of realignment, let’s look back on some of Cal football’s …
To close out the last of the ACC profiles, it is time to take a drive south to Raleigh to visit North Carolina State University. NC State adds a competitive threat in every sports program.
After sightseeing around Blacksburg in our most recent ACC profile on Virginia Tech, our next stop is the University of Pittsburgh, a public research institute in Pennsylvania.
Over the summer, we’ve covered 14 of Cal’s ACC opponents — ranging from Boston College to the University of Miami. For our next ACC profile, we’ll venture south once more to Virginia Tech.
