Cal Sports Report: Most of us would like to lose a couple pounds.
Not the Cal football team. The Bears are trying to get stronger, tougher . . . bigger.
“This game, when all things are equal, the big guys beat up the smaller guys. That’s kind of what it’s about,” Cal coach Justin Wilcox said.
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- Eric Musselman adds three assistant coaches to USC men’s basketball staff
- ASU senior DE Anthonie Cooper suffers ACL tear in spring practice
- Oakland transfer forward Trey Townsend to take official visit to Arizona
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- Sporting News: Ranking the Big Ten quarterback rooms for 2024
- 247Sports: Oregon’s Moore, USC’s Maiava among top 10 backup QBs for 2024
- 247Sports: Arizona, Washington CFB programs in danger of regression in 2024
- Former Duck, Nevada running back Sean Dollars suffers injury in spring game
- Utah basketball in the mix for four-star BYU transfer Dallin Hall
- Huskies patiently wait for TE Ryan Otton to get ready to play
- Cal lands versatile pass-catcher, 3-star ATH Meyer Swinney
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- Colorado wide receiver Jacob Page enters NCAA transfer portal - April 16, 2024
- 2025 3-star CB Lonnie McAllister commits to Stanford - April 16, 2024
- All-Summit League forward B.J. Omot commits to Cal basketball - April 16, 2024