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Cal men’s basketball showcases a rough shooting day resulting in a season-low 60 points in its three-point loss to Montana State on Thursday night.

The Bears finished their season in Sacramento last Friday, racing in the NCAA West Regionals. The women's team placed 14th and the men's team placed 12th.

In one of the most highly anticipated matchups of the season, Cal squared off against Stanford in the second leg of the Big Clásico. In the battle for the third spot in the Pac-12 standings, Cal needed at least a tie to fulfill its wishes.

Cal starts its season 2-1 for the first time since 2020 and will continue to embark on its journey to build a winning streak against Montana State at home Thursday.

In the last game of the season and with a roster finally at full strength, the Bears were able to shut down their division rival, Stanford, in a 12-8 victory.

After a resounding home victory against San Diego State, Cal gears up for what will be the final game of the season against none other than rival Stanford. This time, though, the Bears will have to face their nemesis in the latter’s backyard in Palo Alto.

After Cal’s optimistic showing at the Pac-12 Cross Country Championships in Washington, it will race again Friday in Sacramento.

Jaylon Tyson's waiver for immediate appeal was granted Thursday, meaning the two-time transfer may hit the court much sooner than expected.

After two weeks of break, Cal hopes to engage in final tune-ups against Stanford before MPSF and NCAA Championships. The Bears enter this battle with an 18-4 record, having spent many of the recent games without star player Nikolaos Papanikolaou.

The Bears forged a path of dominance, and after three matches in four days that included two overtime sessions, they pulled away with their first-ever America East Conference crown.