Peter Sirmon

Cal will face the Stanford Cardinal for the 126th Big Game, inching closer to the end of the Pac-12 era.

With their postseason hopes still alive, the Bears will travel to Palo Alto for the 126th Big Game. Looking to notch a third consecutive win over Stanford for the first time in 19 years, Cal mustn't let the lights shine too bright on this contest.

In the world of sports, athletes can step into this magical domain with the hidden ball trick, using this alluring form of witchcraft to exceed the sphere of possibility.

In a game where the Bears recorded 527 total yards, far exceeding their average of 422.3 yards per game, Cal was bested by USC in an eventful 50-49 game at Memorial Stadium.

Myles Jernigan has known football for as long as he can remember, but it wasn’t his first love. However, once those pads were on, there was no stopping the Texas-born outside linebacker.

The Bears have an uphill battle ahead of them if they hope to attain bowl eligibility this season. In its first rung of the gauntlet, Cal was unable to best No. 15 Oregon State.

Memorial Stadium hosted a homecoming matchup Saturday night between Cal and Oregon State. In the end, the Bears could not stop DJ Uiagalelei and the Beavers on a night full of offensive fireworks.

Cal will play No. 15 Oregon State for what could be the final time this weekend as it hopes to notch a win against one of the premier schools in the conference. It’s the first in a stretch of challenging opponents for the Bears this season.

After a 2-2 start to the season, the Bears are rallying together to set up for a second half of domination.

A new-look Cal team will try to mesh in its season opener.