Co-publisher of Cal Bears on SI, columnist for #WCChoops, freelance writer, husband & dad, grandpa to Andrew & Leo, Yosemite lover, track & field enthusiast.
Berkeley, United States (Local)
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In advance of Cal's ACC opener at Syracuse on Saturday afternoon, we spoke with Orange beat writer Javon Edmonds of the Syracuse Post-Standard. Here are the fiv
Cal rookie coach Tosh Lupoi and his team look to bounce back from season-opening home loss to UCLA
Cal rookie coach Tosh Lupoi and his team look to bounce back from season-opening home loss to UCLA
By: Jeff Faraudo
Besides nearly three dozen players new to the Cal football program, the Bears took the field last week against UCLA with a first-time head coach and first-time coordinators.
Cal is seeking its first win in the state of New York since beating Army at West Point in 1973
Cal (0-1) plays its first road game of the season today, facing Syracuse (1-0) in its ACC opener at 12:30 p.m. PT. The Bears will try to rebound after a 45-24 l
By: Jeff Faraudo
Safety Kingston Lopa came to the rescue for Cal — over and over and over — and the Bears secured a 21-18 victory at Syracuse on Saturday, giving new coach Tosh Lupoi his first career victory
By: Jeff Faraudo
Bears safety Lopa returned an interception 24 yards for the go-ahead touchdown and then his third pick sealed Cal’s win in the final minute.
By: Jeff Faraudo
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Cal offense staggered. Special teams swung and missed a couple times.
A former two-time NFL coach of the year, Ron Rivera understood the moment. So in a jubilant Cal locker room on Saturday, the Bears' football athletic director and GM presented the game ball to Tosh Lupoi after his first career victory as a head coach.
