Doug Drabik: December 2011 Archives
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal, Texas have similar stories for Holiday Bowl
Bay Area News Group: Cal's Isi Sofele wants to play a big part vs. Texas at Holiday Bowl Bay Area News Group: Bears, Longhorns ready to play Associated Press: Holiday Bowl: Cal vs. Texas: Cal gets rematch 7 years after Longhorns bumped Bears from Rose Bowl BearTerritory.net: Cal getting ready for Texas BearInsider.com: No hard feelings between Tedford and Brown ESPN Pac-12 Blog: What to watch for: Holiday Bowl: California vs. Texas ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Holiday Bowl preview Austin American-Statesman: Younger Horns have chance to make a splash for 2012 Austin American-Statesman: Bohls, Golden tackle 10 Horns-Cal questions Austin American-Statesman: Three Golden Bears the Horns will be watching San Francisco Chronicle: Most popular Bear might be a bulldog San Francisco Chronicle: Pac-12 basketball has no clear favorite Bay Area News Group: Pac-12 men's basketball preview: Top contenders few and far between
Head coach Jeff Tedford met the media at the official Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl held Tuesday in San Diego. Here is what he had to say on Wednesday's matchup with Texas at Snapdragon Stadium.
With the holiday season upon us, the California Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to wish you and your family all the best. We hope you have a relaxing time with family and a happy new year. While you are relaxing, enjoy this video of the Cal family of head coaches wishing you a happy holiday season. We also hope you enjoy members of the men's basketball team singing Jingle Bells.
Happy Holidays!
The Bears have descended on San Diego. A full day of events included practice and after Friday's training, we spoke to head coach Jeff Tedford and Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers coach Eric Kiesau. We have both interviews here along with a recap of Friday's practice.
Bay Area News Group: UNLV scouting report
Las Vegas Review Journal: Gutierrez holding no grudge Las Vegas Review Journal: Holidays fun for us, but Cal comes first Yahoo Sports Radio: Holiday Bowl Podcast
As Cal gets set to travel to San Diego tomorrow morning for the Holiday Bowl, we begin our coverage of the event by highlighting one of the top wide receivers in school history. Senior Marvin Jones has excelled on the field as a standout receiver for the Golden Bears and off the field as a father of two young boys. We take a look into his career at Cal and when he first took interest in the game of football in the following feature.
We hope you enjoy this in-depth feature on #1.
Bay Area News Group: Aaron Rodgers is AP Male Athlete of the Year
Daily Californian: Bears douse Big Green in blistering victory
In their last media availability in Austin before heading to San Diego for the Holiday Bowl, University of Texas coordinators Manny Diaz and Bryan Harsin talked about the Longhorns' matchup with Cal in the Dec. 28 game. This video is courtesy of OrangeBloods.com.
He received 112 votes out of the 212 ballots submitted from U.S. news organizations that make up the AP's membership. Rodgers led the Packers to a Super Bowl title in February and has guided Green Bay to an NFL-best 13-1 record this fall. You can read the complete story from the Associated Press here
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal women crush Dartmouth at Haas Pavilion
BearInsider.com: Bears Blast Dartmouth 80-39 Bay Area News Group: Basketball: Jerome Randle scores 17 for Mavs BearTerritory.net: Baseball: Big honors come in small package Austin American-Statesman (Report on Texas, Cal's opponent in the Holiday Bowl): Corners Byndom, Diggs have turned a Horns question mark into a strength
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal women crush Dartmouth at Haas Pavilion
BearInsider.com: Bears Blast Dartmouth 80-39 Bay Area News Group: Basketball: Jerome Randle scores 17 for Mavs BearTerritory.net: Baseball: Big honors come in small package Austin American-Statesman (Report on Texas, Cal's opponent in the Holiday Bowl): Corners Byndom, Diggs have turned a Horns question mark into a strength
Head men's basketball coach Mike Montgomery is a basketball icon in the Bay Area, but there is a new Montgomery rising up the coaching ranks. Coach Montgomery's son, John Montgomery, is in his first season as an assistant coach with the Bears after serving as the team's director of operations the past three seasons. John also coached at Furman University in South Carolina for the 2007-08 season, prior to his arrival in Berkeley.
Here is a great feature that recently aired on CBS affiliate KPIX in San Francisco highlighting the Montgomery's father-son relationship here at Cal.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal men beat Gauchos as Justin Cobbs scores 25
Bay Area News Group: Cal opens Newell Classic with 70-50 rout Bay Area News Group: Basketball: Vegas will provide Bears a chance to put Missouri loss in rear-view mirror BearTerritory.net: Cobbs leads Cal to victory BearInsider.com: Bears put Clamps on Gauchos, 70-50 AP Story: Cal 70, UC Santa Barbara Daily Californian: Cobbs propels Bears to victory over UCSB Daily Californian: Brandon's performance nearly sparks upset of No. 12 Ohio State ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Can the Pac-12 get into better bowls? ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Pac-12 Network continues to build Austin American-Statesman: Horns' Blaine Irby is leaving, but at least he's leaving in style
The men's basketball team cruised to a 70-50 victory over UC Santa Barbara on Monday night. While I was up in the rafters taking some photos and video for most of the game (look for that footage in the coming days), I made it back down for the postgame press conferences.
Here is head coach Mike Montgomery, Justin Cobbs and Allen Crabbe's postgame press conference from tonight.
Earl Robinson, a two-sport star at Cal in the 1950s who played both basketball and baseball for the Golden Bears, will receive the Pete Newell Career Achievement Award during a halftime ceremony at tonight's men's basketball game against UC Santa Barbara in the second annual Pete Newell Classic.
We had a chance to talk to Robinson about his experience at Cal and beyond earlier today. To listen to our conversation with the fomer two-sport standout, click Listen Here. For more information on Earl Robinson and tonight's event, click here.
As the football team practices in earnest for its upcoming matchup with Texas in the Holiday Bowl on Dec. 28, the Bears are winding down their workouts on the Berkeley campus. They will briefly break for the holidays before heading to San Diego on Dec. 23 to begin final preparations for the game.
Here is what head football coach Jeff Tedford had to say after Sunday's practice.
Bay Area News Group: UC Santa Barbara scouting report
Santa Barbara News-Press: UCSB seeking finishing touch against California BearTerritory.net: Bears face Gauchos ESPN.com Graham Hays Blog: Best individual performance; Gennifer Brandon, California Bay Area News Group: Bears winding down Berkeley workouts ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Bowl gifts for the Pac-12 ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Bowl debate: Big 12 vs. Pac-12 Austin American-Statesman: Winning the Holiday shouldn't be Horns' No. 1 priority
As work continues on the California Memorial Stadium retrofit, you will notice something missing from the site. The two large tower cranes have been dismantled and are no longer there as their role in the project is complete. The expansive press box is in place and water proofing of the new cement around the bowl is underway. The famous exterior of the building is now undergoing a resurfacing to bring it back to its original look.
You can see the update in the video below and be sure to also check CaliforniaMemorialStadium.com for additional info on the project.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal's Texas contingent eager to take on Longhorns
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal women nearly upset Ohio State Bay Area News Group: Cal women stage furious rally but fall short at home to Ohio State BearInsider.com: Bears' Comeback Falls Short Against No. 12 Buckeyes, 77-75 ESPN.com: Ohio State edges Cal
Cal head women's basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb spoke to the crowd at Haas Pavilion following the Bears' 77-75 defeat to No. 12 Ohio State today. She thanked them for coming out and asked for their continued support in the Bears' upcoming home contests.
In search of its second victory over a ranked opponent this season, the California women's basketball team fell just short in a 77-75 defeat to No. 12 Ohio State today at Haas Pavilion. Down by double digits for most of the second half, the Bears mounted a furious comeback to pull within two points and regained possession with 20 seconds remaining.
Cal (8-3) got off several attempts in the paint in the final seconds but the ball rolled in and off the rim on multiple occasions as time expired and the Buckeyes (10-0) escaped with the two-point victory to remain undefeated. The Bears' three losses to ranked teams this season have come by a combined six points (73-70 to No. 16 Rutgers and 61-60 to No. 24 Texas). Sophomore forward Gennifer Brandon was dominant for the Bears with 24 points and 24 rebounds - both career-highs and the latter was a Haas Pavilion record. Cal, ranked third in the nation in rebounding, controlled the glass throughout today's contest with a 44-28 advantage on the boards. Brandon nearly out-rebounded the Buckeyes herself in the contest. Talia Caldwell (13), Afure Jemerigbe (11) and Layshia Clarendon (10) were also in double figures for the Bears today. Senior guard Samantha Prahalis led Ohio State with 20 points, six rebounds and six assists on the afternoon. Cal is back in action on Tuesday, Dec. 20 as the Bears host Dartmouth at 7 p.m. right here at Haas Pavilion. GO BEARS!
In an action-packed first half, No. 12 Ohio State leads the California women's basketball team, 45-40. The Buckeyes shot 56.3 percent from the field as a team, led by Samantha Prahalis' 11 points.
Sophomore forward Gennifer Brandon led the Bears with a double-double in the opening half that consisted of 12 points and 12 rebounds in just 14 minutes of action. Junior center Talia Caldwell poured in 11 first-half points for Cal. The Golden Bears controlled the glass in the first half with a 20-13 rebounding advantage, thanks to Brandon's 12 boards.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal, Jorge Gutierrez top Weber St., Damian Lillard
Bay Area News Group: Cal basketball team puts clamps on nation's top scorer in win over Weber State BearTerritory.net: Gutierrez stifles nation's leading scorer BearInsider.com: Wildcats Cold Early, Bears Capitalize Daily Californian: Gutierrez silences country's top scorer in 20-point win Associated Press: California 77, Weber St. 57 Bay Area News Group: Asomugha honored by Alumni Assn. Bay Area News Group: Kamp on Saturday hoops show
Men's basketball head coach Mike Montgomery and seniors Jorge Gutierrez and Harper Kamp addressed the media following tonight's 77-57 victory over Weber State. You can watch each press conference below to see what they had to say about tonight's win.
Senior Jorge Gutierrez scored a game-high 24 points and in the process shut down the nation's leading scorer to lead Cal (9-2) to a 77-57 victory over Weber State (8-3) Friday night at Haas Pavilion.
Gutierrez defended Weber State's Damian Lillard, who came in averaging 26.4 points per game, and held the Wildcat to a season-low 14 points on 4-of-17 shooting from the field and 3-of-10 from three-point range. Crabbe added 16 points for the Bears, who cruised to their third-straight victory. As a team, Cal held Weber State to just 17.1 percent shooting from the floor in the first half and 31.3 percent overall in the game. Weber State, who recorded just 18 first-half points, was led by Scott Bamforth, who poured in 19 points for the Wildcats. Cal returns to action Monday, Dec. 19 when the Bears face UC Santa Barbara at Haas Pavilion at 7:30 p.m.
You can access the postgame press conference live by clicking here.
In a matchup of the nation's leading scorer, Damian Lillard, and the nation's best defender, Jorge Gutierrez (maybe I am a little biased), it was the California Golden Bear who got the upper hand in the first half. Cal leads Weber State, 32-18, in the opening half here at Haas Pavilion.
Lillard, who entered tonight's contest leading the country with a 26.9 ppg. average, was held in check by Gutierrez with just four points on 1-of-10 shooting from the field, including 0-of-5 from three-point range in the half. Meanwhile, Gutierrez led all scorers with eight points to go along with four rebounds in the half. The Bears scored the open bucket of the game and never looked back en route to the 14-point halftime advantage. Cal pulled away from Weber State with a 10-0 run from 6:06 to 1:34 in the opening period. Sophomore Allen Crabbe and freshman David Kravish each have six points for the Golden Bears in the half. Cal's defense is holding the Wildcats to 17.1 percent (6-of-35) shooting overall from the field and 2-of-14 from three-point range. Second half is eight minutes away... more in a little bit.
Here is a high up view of the center court at Haas Pavilion before tonight's game. I am planning on filming part of Monday's men's basketball game from up in the rafters here at Haas... if I can find my way back up.
The Bears officially started their preparations for Texas for the Dec. 28 Holiday Bowl. Here is what head coach Jeff Tedford had to say after practice.
Texas head football coach Mack Brown held his Holiday Bowl press conference on Thursday. While we weren't able to make the trip to Austin to film it ourselves, we have obtained a full transcript of his thoughts entering the Dec. 28 showdown with California in San Diego.
Click here to ead the full transcript of the press conference.
San Francisco Chronicle: East Bay's Damian Lillard comes home a new star when he faces Cal tonight
Bay Area News Group: Weber State scouting report 
Click Natalie Coughlin interview to listen.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal Bears don Texas colors for Berkeley workout
San Francisco Chronicle: Former Cal star Jereome Randle signs with Dallas Mavericks Bay Area News Group: Cal Bears' 2004 Rose Bowl snub lingers, adds some spark to Holiday Bowl matchup with Texas BearTerritory.net: Cal begins prep for Texas in earnest BearTerritory.net: Honors pile up for Kendricks BearTerritory.net: Renda, Jones tabbed preseason All-Americans ESPN Pac-12 Blog: What to watch in the Pac-12 bowls
With the calendar year about to turn over to 2012, excitement is building for Cal football's return to a renovated and modernized California Memorial Stadium in the fall. Fans have the opportunity now to read more about the facility, including new pricing options and the season-ticket seat selection process, through a special website - CaliforniaMemorialStadium.com.
Former Cal standout and Pac-10 Player of the Year Jerome Randle has signed a free agent contract with the NBA's Dallas Mavericks.
Click here to see more about Randle and how the Mavericks were able to acquire the former Cal star.
With 1,263,045 votes, Cal alum and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers leads the National Football League in balloting for the 2012 Pro Bowl.
You can read the full release from the NFL here. Help increase Rodgers' lead and vote for other former Golden Bears, including Marshawn Lynch, Desean Jackson, Tony Gonzalez, Craig Stevens, Jahvid Best, Alex Mack, Cameron Jordan, Andre Carter, Tyson Alualu, Brandon Mebane, Desmond Bishop, Scott Fujita, Nnamdi Asomugha, Chris Conte, Thomas DeCoud, Ryan Longwell and Nick Harris to make the Pro Bowl by clicking vote.
CalBears.com reporter Chelsea Brown talks to sophomore guard Allen Crabbe of the men's basketball team as the Bears host four games over the winter break in the holiday edition of This Week in Cal Athletics.
Yahoo Sports: Kendricks named All-American
ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Chris McCain named one of Pac-12's best freshmen
This video was captured on Friday, Dec. 9 as construction continues on the California Memorial Stadium retrofit project. You can see the press box continues to take shape and one of the tower cranes has been disassembled. The second tower crane is scheduled to be dismantled this week.
Also, the steel braces are slowly being removed from the exterior of the perimeter wall to set the stage for the scheduled re-finishing of the wall. Lots of noticeable progress. Check out the video.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal men dispatch Jackson State, 73-46
Bay Area News Group: Cal basketball team rolls to 73-46 win over Jackson State BearTerritory.net: Gutierrez dishes out 10 assists in win BearInsider.com: Bears roll over Jackson State 73-46 Daily Californian (men's basketball): Bears run over Tigers in 73-46 win Daily Californian (Women's basketball): Bears survive close first half for 75-58 victory
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal women earn victory
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal resumes drills hoping to maintain momentum Bay Area News Group: Bears begin practice in preparation for Holiday Bowl against Texas Bay Area News Group: Basketball: Jackson State scouting report BearTerritory.net: Maynard, Bears begin Texas prep BearInsider.com: Bears Beat Broncos 75-58 Daily Californian (women's basketball): Bears earn 75-58 victory Daily Californian: Fall Sports Awards
San Francisco Chronicle: Long-distance shots help Cal women top St. Mary's
Bay Area News Group: Cal women's basketball team uses long distance barrage to beat Saint Mary's BearInsider.com: Bears Defeat Gaels 65-55 Daily Californian: Cal's hot start leads to comfortable win over Gaels ESPN Pac-12 Blog: ESPN.com All-Pac-12 team ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Pac-12 All-Underrated team
We took some behind-the-scenes footage as members of the Cal men's basketball team sang holiday tunes. Here is a short clip of several members of the team singing the popular song "Jingle Bells."
The final version of the entire team singing several of the season's favorite holiday songs will be available shortly.
San Francisco Chronicle: Former Cal QB Aaron Rodgers wows in every facet
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal basketball overwhelms San Jose State by 45 Bay Area News Group: Cal dismantles San Jose State Bay Area News Group: Cal-SJS postgame notes BearTerritory.net: Kravish, Bears roll to biggest win in 20 years BearInsider.com: Bears breeze past Spartans Daily Californian (men's basketball): Bears top Spartans by 45 points
We hope you liked the live coverage of tonight's postgame press conference. In case you missed it, here is an archive video of coach Montgomery's session with the media following the Golden Bears' victory over San Jose State.
For the first time, we are providing live coverage of the postgame press conference of tonight's men's basketball game against San Jose State.
Click here to watch tonight's press conference live.
We continue to try and provide new angles of coverage for Cal Athletics and tonight we are trying something brand new. We mounted a camera on one of the baskets here at Haas Pavilion and will be providing a live stream of the action as Cal takes on San Jose State at 7:30 p.m.
I will be running the camera from right behind the basket along with a live chat. The live stream is free and all are welcome to check it out. Feel free to interact with me throughout tonight's game on the live chat. If you have suggestions on moving the camera to provide a different angle I can do that periodically as well. Enjoy the free live stream and see you on the live chat. Click here to open live stream and live chat.
The women's basketball team captured the Doubletree by Hilton Berkeley Marina Classic title this past weekend. You can re-live all the highlights from this past weekend's victories over CSU Bakersfield and UNLV in this clip created by video coordinator Erik Williams.
Enjoy!!!
Doubletree by Hilton Berkeley Marina Cal Classic Finale 2011 from Cal Women's Basketball on Vimeo.
ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Football Season recap: California
Bay Area News Group: San Jose St. scouting report Bay Area News Group: Punter Bryan Anger to get award at halftime of Cal-SJSU basketball game BearInsider.com: Plus/minus and lineup analysis: the men's basketball season to date Daily Californian (women's swimming): Leverenz breaks records but Cal falls short in Georgia
When you have the highest passer rating in the NFL by more than 20 points, people make a song tribute to you and that is exaclty what Cal alum and Green Bay Packers Super Bowl MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers has.
Take a look at this YouTube video created as a tribute to Rodgers.
Bay Area News Group: Football: Bears off until Friday
ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Assessing Year One of the Pac-12 
Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Sandy Barbour will be on tonight's Cal Coaches Corner.
Head football coach Jeff Tedford, Director of Athletics Sandy Barbour, defensive lineman Ernest Owusu, freshman forward Reshanda Gray and Craig Way from the Texas Longhorn broadcast team will join host Todd McKim on tonight's show.
Texas media outlet orangebloods.com talked to several Longhorn players as they get set to face California in the Holiday Bowl on Dec. 28. Here is what they had to say as they begin to prepare for the Golden Bears.
As if you needed to get excited for Cal's upcoming appearance in the Holiday Bowl against Texas on Dec. 28, check out this video review of the Golden Bears' regular season. Winners of three of their last four regular-season games, the Bears head into their eighth bowl appearance in the last nine seasons with a 7-5 overall record in 2011.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal Bears to face Texas Longhorns in Holiday Bowl
Bay Area News Group: Cal football team to play Texas in Holiday Bowl Bay Area News Group: Allen, Holt, Kendricks reap team MVPs BearTerritory.net: Bears to face Longhorns in Holiday Bowl ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Revenge? Cal to face Texas in Holiday Bowl ESPN Pac-12 Blog: Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl Daily Californian (football): Cal accepts Holiday Bowl invite, will face Texas BearTerritory.net: Allen named MVP San Francisco Chronicle: No. 24 Cal outrebounded in 64-63 loss to SDSU Bay Area News Group: No. 24 Cal basketball team falls to San Diego State 64-63 BearInsider.com: San Diego State Aztecs defeat Bears 64-63 Daily Californian (men's basketball): Bears fall to Aztecs in 64-63 road loss BearInsider.com: Bears Squelch Rebels 70-48 to Win Cal Classic Daily Californian (women's basketball): Cal cruises past Cal State Bakersfield to advance to Cal Classic Finals Daily Californian (women's basketball): Gray finds redemption, earns tournament MVP
California has accepted an invitation to the Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl in San Diego, Calif. on Wednesday, Dec. 28 at 5 p.m. (PST) where the Bears will play Texas at Qualcomm Stadium on ESPN.
Check CalBears.com later for more details or click here for ticket information. You can access the official bowl website here.
California cruises to 70-48 victory over UNLV to capture the Doubletree by Hilton Berkeley Marina Classic title today. The Bears shot nearly 40 percent and out-rebounded the Lady Rebels by 18 (50-32) en route to the win. Cal improved to 6-2 overall with their third-straight victory.
Reshanda Gray poured in 23 points with four rebounds and a block to win tournament MVP honors, while teammate Brittany Boyd came close to a triple-double with nine rebounds, nine assists and seven rebounds to earn a spot on the all-tournament team. Kelli Thompson scored a game-high 27 points to lead UNLV (7-2) in today's contest. Cal returns to action on Thursday at Saint Mary's in Moraga at 7 p.m. Check CalBears.com for the full recap shortly. GO BEARS!!!
Brittany Boyd converted a lay-up 24 seconds into the game and the California women's basketball team hasn't looked back since en route to a 44-24 halftime lead over UNLV in the championship game of the Doubletree by Hilton Berkeley Marina Classic today at Haas Pavilion. Freshman Reshanda Gray leads all scorers with 15 points at the break on 6-of-7 shooting from the field, while junior Talia Caldwell has 12 points and six rebounds for the Bears in the first half.
Boyd leads the Bears with eight assists in the first half. While the Bears did not record a three-pointer in the opening half, California has controlled the block, out-scoring UNLV 28-10 in the paint. The Bears also hold a commanding 28-14 advantage in rebounding in the first 20 minutes of the contest. Kelli Thompson leads the Lady Rebels with 13 points at the break. More to come later as the second half is about to begin. GO BEARS!!!
Bay Area News Group: No major bowl shake-ups for Cal, Stanford on season's final day
Bay Area News Group: Basketball: San Diego State scouting report Sam Diego Union-Tribune: Cal-SDSU could be a battle of depth BearTerritory.net: Young Bears take the lead in practice BearInsider.com: Bears Drop Roadrunners 86-56
We visited California Memorial Stadium on Friday afternoon and took this video of the progress of the project's retrofit. The project continues to move along at a good pace as the press box takes shape on top of the expansive facility. CalBears.com will have photos from inside the project site soon.
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal vs. Texas in Holiday Bowl?
San Francisco Chronicle: Cal men's basketball expects much of Allen Crabbe Bay Area News Group: Bowl dates all but set for Cal, Stanford BearInsider.com: Cal Roots Run Deep for Justin Forsett
The football team resumed practice today after completing the regular season last Friday with a victory at Arizona State. The Bears practiced into the evening on campus as they began their preparations for their upcoming bowl game.
Here is what head coach Jeff Tedford, Marvin Jones and Mitchell Schwartz had to say after practice today.
Former Cal Bear Marshawn Lynch ran for 148 yards and a pair of touchdowns in Seattle's 31-14 victory over Philadelphia last night to start the NFL's week 12 slate of games. Here are links to each of his impressive touchdown runs from last night.
Bay Area News Group: Basketball: Early Sagarin ratings like Bears
ESPN Radio: Podcast of Jeff Tedford on Scott Van Pelt Show on Thursday Yahoo Sports Radio: Podcast of Jeff Tedford on Yahoo Sports Radio with Travis Rodgers on Thursday Daily Californian (men's basketball): Bears to experience test from San Diego State backcourt on the road Daily Californian (women's basketball): Bears begin Cal Classic tournament against CSU Bakersfield Daily Californian (volleyball): Cal's season ends in first-round loss to North Carolina Daily Californian (men's water polo): Bears championship dream ends in early exit
Take an inside look at the women's basketball team's trip to Hawaii to see how the Bears celebrated Thanksgiving and get a close-up look at the pre-game and post-game speeches from head coach Lindsay Gottlieb. Watch as Cal closed its trip with a big victory over No. 22 Virginia. The highlight video was put together by video coordinator Erik Williams.
Waikiki Beach Marriott Rainbow Wahine Showdown 2011 from Cal Women's Basketball on Vimeo.
Bay Area News Group: Projecting Cal's bowl destination
BearTerritory.net: Cal projected to go to Holiday Bowl by Rivals.com Daily Californian (volleyball): Cal opens postseason play with familiar opponent Daily Californian (women's swimming): No. 2 Cal looks to upend No. 1 Georgia in Bulldogs' home pool Daily Californian (men's swimming): Bears split time in two meets in Georgia Daily Californian (women's golf): Growing up in Sweden, Daniela Homqvist idolized Annika Sorenstam. Now, she looks to make her own name in the LPGA
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