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The loss was an upset on the part of USC, as the Bears were seeded higher going into the tournament and were last year’s regular season champions.

Cal, last year’s regular season conference champion, will face the winner of Wednesday’s matchup of the No. 7-seeded Oregon Ducks and No. 10-seeded Colorado Buffs on Thursday to kick off the postseason.

The Bears reach a season high of 4-0 against the Buffs but remain scoreless against the Utes.

The Bears take on Colorado and Utah before facing rival school Stanford for their final game.

No one can know for sure how Cal men's basketball will come out against Colorado, but this season has proved that fans should expect the unexpected.

Cal’s defense was dominant, holding Colorado to an abysmal 104 yards of total offense. For comparison, the blue and gold hung 438 yards of offense on the Buffs.

The Bears finally looked like a complete team in this one, as the defense gave up just 104 yards while the offense looked much more creative and in sync.

Considering the likelihood of rain on Saturday, a run-heavy game plan is probably Cal’s best play in what is shaping up to be a defensive slugfest.

The Cal women’s tennis team looks to maintain its championship-caliber skill against Utah and Colorado this weekend.

The Buffaloes are only 4-8 in conference play and 6-9 overall, so this will be a great opportunity for the Bears to snatch their first win of the season.