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The Bears hope to get the last laugh as the Bay Area rivals face off for the second and final time in the regular season.

This past weekend was especially exceptional with the NBA not only celebrating the stars of today but the stars of yesterday.

The Bears defeat the Beavers for their first away-game win, putting a long-awaited end to their 10-game losing streak.

Now without star forward Andre Kelly for the rest of the season, the war-ridden and weathered Bears head to Gill Coliseum in Oregon to face the Beavers, desperate for a win to snap a 10-game losing streak.

Two hard-fought games proved that the talent gap was just too much to overcome as the Bears ended their homestand with two consecutive defeats.

Cal Men’s Basketball welcomed the new year with a satisfying victory over Arizona State and now gear up to face Pac-12 royalty: USC and UCLA.

The Bears are reeling from a stressful finals week as the Dartmouth Big Green bring the ivy-hallowed halls to Berkeley on Sunday afternoon.

Despite a brilliant first-half performance, the Runnin’ Utes crossed the finish line first, defeating Cal in their second conference game.

The Bears travel to Salt Lake City, Utah, to face off against the Runnin’ Utes for their second game in the Pac-12 tournament.

The Bears put up a phenomenal performance in their victory against the Toreros on Monday night, making it rain with buckets — mainly ones from beyond the arc — left and right.