Cal men's basketball

Cal men's basketball dropped two more games in losses to the Bruins and Trojans, but for now, fans have a date with rival Stanford to look forward to.

Cal men's basketball is less likely to outscore foes in halfcourt settings or transitions, so capitalizing off of quick second chance points is critical.

Nothing has gone right for the Bears in the month of January. After a 25-point shellacking by the Wildcats, the blue and gold are searching for a way to right the ship before February.

Cal’s two-game road trip to Washington ended without a victory, as it has now dropped the past four games. It doesn’t get any easier from here, as the Bears next take on No. 6 Arizona.

The Bears have put together their best start to the season since 2016-17 and notched their first victory over the Sun Devils since 2016-17.

Cal men's basketball will hope to build on their end of year momentum and put the challenges of 2021 behind them when they welcome Arizona State.

The Bears flipped a switch to close the half on a 14-0 run, putting together perhaps their most impressive stretch of basketball all season to take over the game.

Cal men's basketball showed that things may be different this year, after winning its Pac-12 opener in a decisive 73-61 victory over Oregon State.

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

“We’re in a good place and I think we’re getting better,” said graduate transfer guard Jordan Shepherd, who led Cal in scoring against Fresno State with 17 points. “Starting off the season was a little rough but we’ve picked up our defensive intensity, our physicality and our rebounding … we’re in a pretty good place.”