Peter Sirmon

Nothing indicates that Wilcox will make changes, even if changes seem like the only possible solutions to major issues.

Venturing north to the rolling hills of Pullman, Cal football will preach defensive pressure as it looks to minimize the crafty instincts of an NFL-caliber quarterback in the second week of Pac-12 conference play.

In striking opposition to last week’s brutal beginning, the Bears came out firing on all cylinders. With an immediate sack, followed by back-to-back incompletions, Cal came out guns blazing.

With a record-high heat wave scorching Northern California, Cal football is looking to beat both the heat and the UNLV Rebels this weekend.

He’s always seeking to improve. Maybe he has something to prove: that his success is a product of his own effort, not his father’s.

Ensuing an offseason of change, clamor and chaos in the college football metaverse, can Cal keep its cool? Time will tell in the opener against UC Davis.

Despite laughing at the thought of ever playing with his father, Cal defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon, Jackson Sirmon has officially committed to Cal.

USC let the football slip from its fingers one too many times. The Trojans’ efforts to close the gap on the scoreboard were proven futile by Cal’s defense.

Pressure from the Bruins made the Bears’ offense look like a shell of the one that lit up Stanford’s defense for 41 points just one week ago.

Cal has one final game: USC at home, where it will honor the seniors that have played such a pivotal role in the program over the last four (or five, or six or even seven years). While there may not be real stakes to play for, the Bears will certainly want to win for the seniors.