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Cal men's water polo matched up with USC in the MPSF Championship, just falling short to the reigning champions — with a 12-13 final score.

As the sun sets on the Pac-12, Cal gets set to take on UCLA. In what could be the final meeting between these two storied universities for the foreseeable future, the Bears hope to get a final triumph over the Bruins to go bowling in December.

After an eventful weekend down in Los Angeles, Cal volleyball added both a victory and a loss to its record. Despite winning earlier on in the season, the Bears fell to No. 24 USC but triumphed over UCLA — whom they had been swept by back on Oct. 13.

Cal continues its late season turnaround with its third straight victory in the Big Game behind big performances from Trond Grizzell, Jaydn Ott

As part of its Wednesday meeting, the UC Board of Regents discussed the university’s annual ethics compliance and audit services report for the 2022-23 fiscal year, as well as various financial issues.

The UC Board of Regents Academic and Student Affairs Committee met Wednesday to discuss recent transfer student legislation, plans to streamline the transfer process and increase graduate student enrollment.

For the Cal men’s water polo team, its final test won’t be in a classroom, but at USC’s Uytengsu Aquatics Center. The Bears will look to win their third consecutive national title and 17th in team history.

This weekend, the Bears will be migrating out of Bear Territory and into a familiar southern territory — Los Angeles. Cal will be facing long-time rivals USC and UCLA on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

Cal suffered a 0-4 loss against undefeated Stanford on Friday, marking its most significant shutout loss of the season. The Bears’ final conference record is 4-3-4, with their overall of 7-6-6.