Recent history between these teams makes every match-up feel enormous. In last postseason’s semifinals, Cal dispatched the Bruins in OT and it’s highly likely they will meet again this year. In pulling off the huge win in Westwood didn’t distract the Bears from taking care of business on Sunday against Long Beach State.
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Without that kind of trust, the Bears wouldn’t have been in the position to pull of another highlight win over the Wildcats.
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The same intimidation holds true with a national team. “Team USA” sounds daunting, regardless of the sport. In this meet’s case, however, the title of the teams would have lead an onlooker down a road of deception.
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For all the current team’s success, the former Bears were arguably even better. Cal alumnus Tom Shields, who graduated in 2013, was the star of the show for Team USA last weekend, claiming four individual titles in the 100 free, 100 fly, 200 free and 200 fly.
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Cal will be competing against eleven other teams five of which are ranked in the top 15 in the country. Fortunately for the Bears, they will be facing many of the same teams that they saw last week, including Stanford, UCLA, Washington and Oregon.
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Californians know a thing or two about In-N-Out. For a variety of reasons, it doesn’t get much better than being rewarded with Animal-Style fries or a signature cheeseburger after a long day on the grind. Or better yet, a double-double. After an extended weekend of competitive matches at the USTA/ITA
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I don’t know why I love the Cubs so much. They are consistent losers. Despite the historical mysticism, Wrigley Field is an outdated dump — my first seat at the park was directly behind a large support pole. But I do know that I love my family. I love being in Chicago. I love sitting in my grandfather’s den and watching him angrily storm out. I love Portillos, and I love laughing with my family.
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Anyone who says that #Pac12AfterDark only applies to football was clearly not watching Cal men’s soccer (9-5-0, 4-3-0) at Washington on Sunday evening. What looked to be a very close match through 76 minutes quickly unraveled after the sun went down, as the Bears fell 3-0 on 3 late second-half
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Two more wins? Check. Five-game shutout streak (and 10 shutouts overall)? Check. No. 20 team in the nation and No. 4 team in the conference? Check and check. The Cal women’s soccer team (13-2-1, 6-1-1) has most definitely found its rhythm as it extends its winning streak to five, triumphing
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This weekend, Cal field hockey had a chance to clinch the America East Conference West division title since 2015 when they faced off against AEC rivals UC Davis at Underhill Field and No. 18 Stanford in Palo Alto. Their first matchup on Friday resulted in a 3-2 overtime win over
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