Pre-packaged combination plays are one of the hottest new trends in both professional and college football. What if the offense has two or three different options, but runs the play the same way each time?
Although there are certainly roots from the classic Mike Leach/Hal Mumme "Air Raid" spread attack, make no mistake that this is not the same offense.
Cal quarterbacks Jared Goff and Austin Hinder along with wide receiver Bryce Treggs try to figure out what movie characters they are.
Are you all in, or voting with your feet? Is the hiring of Sonny Dykes a step in the right direction, or the first sign of the apocalypse?
Since the smartest Cal fans either ignored the game or turned it off at half, we break down one of the few plays worth watching.
Latest Federal Graduate Rate and Graduate Success Rate scores have Cal football ranked last in the Pac-12.
After struggling against several other spread offenses, how did Cal's defense put the clamps on the Bruins prolific attack? And was the #FreeBigelow campaign finally successful?
In #4 we trust? Taking a closer look at Avery Sebastian's debut as our starting safety.
We take a closer look at the Cal defense making big plays against the USC offense.
It's 2/3rds of the way through the first quarter. Ohio State uber-QB Braxton Miller just went Xbox on the Cal defense and outjuked everyone for a 55 yard touchdown. We've seen this before. On...
