Emmanuel Macedo

Coming off the winter break, the Bears will kick off the spring on the road by participating in the Arizona Thunderbirds Intercollegiate Jan. 30 and 31.

Craig Woodson wants to be great; he has worked tirelessly to show the world what he is capable of. Low recruitment and injury are two of his biggest challenges that he has overcome, and it has proven just how driven he really is.

For the first time in 14 years, Cal wins back-to-back games against Stanford. Led by their monstrous defense, the Bears mounted a 21-point comeback to seal their victory against the Cardinal.

In its final road contest of the season, Cal was struck down by the Oregon State Beavers. The loss has mathematically ended the Bears season as they notch a third straight losing season.

In its final road contest of the season, Cal will travel to Corvallis to challenge the formerly ranked Oregon State Beavers. It will be the last of a four-game stretch where the Bears faced current or former nationally ranked Pac-12 schools.

Cal loses their first of four key matchups in their hopes of seeing the postseason this year. The biggest storyline was Jack Plummer being pulled from the game late in the game due to injury. What lies ahead for the Bears now that the quarterback situation is in the air.

A defensive struggle in the first half became an offensive showcase in the second as Cal came up short against the Washington Huskies.