evan weaver

Cal’s 2019 regular season curtain call was a smashing success, and the Bears are heading to a bowl game with a 7-5 record for the second straight season.

Weaver, the nation’s leading tackler with 164 total tackles on the year heading into Saturday evening, surpassed Hardy Nickerson’s 167 during the 1985 campaign.

When a brother’s health and well-being was in flux the way Tattersall’s was during those long 10 minutes on the California Memorial Stadium turf Saturday night, football is nothing more than an afterthought.

The Daily Californian's football beat writers put their heads together for the Bears' final home game of 2019: Senior night against USC.

After a missed snap, this drive that started on a 1-yard line ad-libbed play resulted in a 69 yard touchdown for Utah running back Zack Moss.

For the first time since Oct. 13, 2018, Tim DeRuyter’s defense surrendered more than 24 points in a game.

A particularly defining game against No. 12 Utah on the road this weekend has the potential to either bury or breathe new life into Cal’s football season.

Three consecutive losses. Cal’s 2019 has followed the same exact pattern as the two seasons prior: come flying out of the gates, then, in the words of Weaver, “fall off a cliff.”

After two consecutive Pac-12 losses, the Bears will aim to right the ship against Oregon State and their dangerous offense.

After missing several key playmakers in its recent two losses to the Sun Devils and Ducks, the Bears are hopeful that receiver Kekoa Crawford, tailback Marcel Dancy, left tackle Valentino Daltoso, among others will be back in action this week.