If we do Dykes needs to be fierd on the spot.

Interesting that 3 teams scored 45 points. Only ASU didn't (36 pts).

After seeing both these guys play on TV, I am feeling good about Cal and Bowers. Both Browning and Bowers look like high character kids, the difference I see is Bowers looks more athletic in the pocket . His movement for a high school kid is pretty good and he keeps his eyes down field. Miami Central had more talent, yet Bowers was able to make positive plays happen. Browning is great in Folsom's system but does throw picks when facing more talented teams when under pressure, example Grant. Folsom is so good at what they do it is hard to tell if Browning is as good an athlete as Bowers.

Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei defensive lineman Malik McMorris[/B] just rolled through registration and had perhaps the shortest commute of all the attendees. He's down to Army, UC Davis, Holy Cross and Cal Poly SLO ... But the catch is that he could have a spot at Cal as a preferred walk-on. Right now, it looks like he's got to figure out the financial side of things in Berkeley to go there. He likes the football aspect, the academic aspect and also has a couple former teammates there that have gone through the walk-on process.

http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/player-Malik-McMorris-166963

Thank you for making this an enjoyable experience. That is all.
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When Smith was a senior, if he played a lot that usually was not good news. Singer played 33 minutes against CSUB. Similar conclusion. Marftin says he works hard in the gym esp. on his shot. Okoroh could work all day on his three pointer with the same results. Moute played limited minutes and played some good D near the end. I still think a starting lineup with Moute instead of Singer would have been far preferable. You would at least get better D and get the ball in Wallace's hands instead of Singer. Singer starts and Cal sleep walks and constantly falls into a hole. Let Wallace put pressure on the D from the beginning and not just when we are down and headed for a loss.

The latest on four-star defensive back Frank Buncom IV[/B] in our video interview from Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl registration...

Buncom interview

Having already taken in Kentucky, Rabb will be in Arizona this weekend for OV No. 2...

Rabb visiting UofA this weekend

Powell scored in Saturday's the Sac Bee's 58th Annual Optimist All-Star Classic, a tuneup for the 4-star Cal commit before he heads to Carson, CA for the Semper Fi All-American Bowl Jan 4th. Recap of Powell's afternoon, right this way...

Powell already bowling

Per a source, Cal assistant Jon Harris was out to see 2017 Corona Del Sol PG Alex Barcello yesterday in the Hoophall West Tournament. Has offers from GCU, Virginia, and New Mexico, had 21 and 7 in a win over St.Mary's. Great passer and already has a really nice stroke.
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Some feel he will be a likely candidate for the Michigan DC. This would throw a monkey wrench into Shaw's plans. And, it could result in a couple of the furdies recruits too....they could join follow Anderson to Ann Arbor.

First NBA points tonight. Woot.
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Considering all the recruiting overlap of late (and the Cal connection), thought this was worth sharing...

More here

At least, that's rumblings coming from La Tech insiders.

They won their first bowl since 2008, something Dykes has never done.

8 minutes without scoring, at home, against a 2-10 team from the WAC.

Please post excuses here in an orderly fashion. It's going to be a long season, and we're going to need them.

Utah DC Sitake is headed to join Oregon State's staff.

did this just make our game more winnable next year??? i think yes.

The average RPI for Pac 12 schools is 97. In the latest games Cal, Wash., Colorado and UCLA all lost to powerhouses like CSUB, Stony Brook, Alabama and Hawaii! Now they start beating up on each other which limits any opportunity to improve their RPI, playing mostly teams with high scores. You would have to beat up on AZ and Utah which is highly unlikely. Cal RPI is 112. That loss to CSUB is a disastrous loss and will come back to haunt them. The Pac 12 will likely get 3 teams into the tournament and maybe a fourth as a play-in team. Anything more would require charity from the selection team. The NIT will be full of Pac 12 teams including Cal.

Lots of talk that Harbaugh has accepted the UM position and it will be announced early Tuesday. Also,this could affect some PAC 12 schools recruiting classes if it does indeed happen. I don't really know what to think here.

Also sounds like Whittingham and the Utah AD are pretty much done with each other, he is actively looking for new gigs feels he has no support from the athletic dept can't pay his coach's competitive salaries. Have a feeling next yr might be his last yr in Utah. Unless Harbaugh rumors are false, Whittingham has been talked about as the backup option.


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And that he realizes that nobody does it by themselves


http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000449243/article/ravens-justin-forsett-buys-televisions-for-his-blockers

with less than a minute left, Cal needed one stop to get the ball back for the last possession down only two
that would have been a very good situation for us at that point in the game

So what happens?

Cal defense played great resulting in their big lying flat on his back directly under the basket...
...so he throws it direct up toward the basket

was he trying to shoot?

what ever, because it confused the two Cal guys standing over him long enough for a Bakersfield guard to step in and get the rebound, extending the play and forcing us to foul their best FT shooter

game over

You won't see Swanigan in Berkeley today. He will, however, be making a Cal visit next Sunday, the day that the Bears play Washington State.

Cal 20 CSU Bakersfield 30

Yes, it's very ugly
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Lindsay was the only one on hand for head coach Cuonzo Martin's final media availability of the nonconference, chatted Cal bench, Jabari Bird, and more with the Bears skipper before they take on CSU Bakersfield tonight to close out nonconference play. Video interview, right this way...

1-on-1 with Cuonzo

Which is noteworthy because the second team all state QB is Jacob Eason, 5-star Georgia commit who's the No. 1 rated QB in the 2016 class. Not a bad senior season for Bowers at all...

Washington All-State Teams

USC Associate Head Coach Tony Bland, Cal Coach Yanni Hufnagel and SDSU coach Justin Hutson were all at Torrey Pines this morning to see 2018 Miles Norris at the Under Armour Holiday Classic. All the Pac-12 programs already all over the 6'8" SD product.
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