Archives for February 2022

Brian Flores sues NFL to shake status quo From an inspiring Bengals run to the Rams’ comeback NFC championship win, this year’s Super Bowl LVI matchup had no shortage of headlines. All of this is to say, it is rare for sports media to quickly and significantly shift their focus away from America’s biggest sporting event. Suing three NFL teams on the grounds of racism in their … [Read more...] about Brian Flores sues NFL to shake status quo

Cal to face UIC, Sacramento in first weekend at home Theo Wyss-Flamm/Senior StaffThe clink of the bat. The umpire yelling “strike.” Fans cheering endlessly. Everything that has been missing from Evans Diamond is coming back. Nine months after finishing a disappointing season, the blue and gold finally return home. After a strong first weekend of competition, the Bears will look … [Read more...] about Cal to face UIC, Sacramento in first weekend at home

Seeing red: Bears clash with Cardinals in Haas Pavilion Antonio Martin/Senior StaffFamiliarity breeds contempt. Between the time-honored tradition of the Big Game, the back-and-forth ownership of the precious Axe and a superiority complex founded in a taller clock tower, perhaps no two teams in the Pac-12 are more familiar than Stanford and Cal. After sweeping the Oregon … [Read more...] about Seeing red: Bears clash with Cardinals in Haas Pavilion

Guns blazing, Cal heads to Del Paso for Gunrock Invitational Karen Chow/Senior StaffLess than a 20-minute drive from a largely concrete, downtown Sacramento lies a perfectly manicured Del Paso Country Club. Like any standard green, it has all of the fixings: 18 holes on a stretch of more than 6,000 yards, sprinkled with trees, creeks and lakes.  Though, as the city’s most … [Read more...] about Guns blazing, Cal heads to Del Paso for Gunrock Invitational