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Berkeley’s finest football stories in under 2 minutes. California Football Today brings Golden Bears fans rapid updates on game results, conference moves, and top player performances — AI-powered and always fresh. Hosted on Fastcast
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Tosh Lupoi, new head coach of Cal Golden Bears, secures quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapoluteles commitment on his first day, defying expectations and boosting team morale. The podcast also discusses other notable player retentions across college football, emphasizing the impact of coaching hires on the sport.
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Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, Cals rising sophomore quarterback, is poised for superstar status after a standout freshman year. With a strong supporting cast and high expectations, he faces challenges like a struggling offensive line and intense pressure. Can he deliver the wins and live up to the hype?
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Cals rugby team secured a resounding victory over Grand Canyon, scoring twelve tries and maintaining their perfect record. Despite a close call against Arizona, the Bears, ranked fourth and second in national standings, showcased their strength with key players like Nate Comiskey, Masi Koi, and Byron Finley scoring multiple tries. The team, however, suffered a setback with William Schreckengausts injury. They now prepare for a challenging schedule, aiming to defend their national title.
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Collin Morikawa secures his first PGA Tour victory since 2023, winning the Pebble Beach Pro-Am by one stroke. Despite a late bogey, he birdies the eighteenth hole to clinch the title, dedicating the win to his wife and their upcoming child.
Four-star cornerback Duvay Williams from Junipero Serra High School is set for an official visit to UC Berkeley, following a strong junior day. Coach Tosh Lupoi and his staff are making him a top priority, with U.S.C. currently leading predictions but Cal still in the running. Williams holds the number thirty-six spot overall and number four at cornerback in the 2027 cycle.
Cals hopes dashed: Faalave-Johnson narrows list to top six, excluding Bears
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Zach Brien, son of former Cal kicker Doug Brien, commits to Cal for the class of 2027. The 17-year-old, a lifelong Bears fan, will join the team after a senior year at IMG Academy, following a coaching change at his old school. Briens impressive junior season stats and full scholarship offer from Cal have fans excited about this local talent staying close to home.
Cal baseball kicks off its 2026 season with a young, freshman-heavy squad, led by head coach Mike Neu. Despite losing key players to the transfer portal, the Bears return top hitters Jacob French and Cade Campbell. The teams pitching staff features Ethan Foley, Oliver de la Torre, and Gavin Eddy. In a tough ACC conference, Cal aims to surprise and secure an NCAA tournament spot.
Hezekiah Masses, California Golden Bears cornerback, is heading to the NFL Combine, following in the footsteps of four teammates who boosted their draft stock last year. Masses, a transfer from Florida International, had a standout season with five interceptions and eighteen pass deflections, earning him first-team All-ACC and AP second-team All-America honors. If he performs well at the Combine, he could be drafted early in the third or fourth round of the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh on April 23-25.
Craig Woodson, a rookie safety from Cal, shines in Super Bowl, earning praise for his ten tackles, three tackles for loss, and two passes defended, marking a historic performance for former Golden Bears in the big game.
This Sundays Super Bowl marks a historic moment for California Golden Bears fans, as former teammates Craig Woodson and Jaylinn Hawkins make history by starting together for the New England Patriots. Hawkins, a 2019 starter, and Woodson, a rookie, become the first ex-Cal teammates to start in a Super Bowl. Woodson also makes history as the first non-kicker rookie from Cal to start in the big game. Their bond, forged on the field at Cal, shines through as they represent Cal pride on the biggest stage.
Cal football secures key commitments for 2026 and 2027 classes. Linebacker Gunnar Perry, a top recruit from Arizona, joins the Bears, along with punter Jacob Johnson from Diablo Valley College. Perry, the younger brother of Cooper Perry, adds excitement to the Bears early recruiting push. Johnson fills a crucial need on special teams, replacing lost punters. These commitments signal Cals growing momentum in defense and special teams as recruiting intensifies.
Cals Ron Rivera Interviews for Arizona Cardinals Head Coaching Job, Leaving Bears Fans on Edge
Cals softball team embarks on an unprecedented 2026 season, facing a new head coach and a completely revamped roster. With no home games and all key players from last years NCAA tournament squad departed, the Bears kick off at the Stanford Invitational against ranked Oklahoma State. The teams potential will be on display in their first game under new coach Steve Singleton, who led Texas to the national title last year.
Jacob De Jesus, Cals record-breaking wide receiver, may get an extra year of eligibility, potentially forming an elite trio with new transfers Chase Hendricks and Ian Strong. A ruling on February tenth could reshape Cals passing attack for the 2026 season.
Cal Bears football coach Tosh Lupoi receives a morale boost as NFL stars with ties to the program visit the teams offices in Berkeley. Former players Kalia Davis, Camryn Hawkins, and Troy Woodson lead the way, followed by Jared Goff, Cameron Jordan, Marshawn Lynch, DeSean Jackson, and Tully Banta-Cain. Lupoi emphasizes the programs rich NFL history and academic reputation, aiming to attract top talent and build excitement.
Cal football unveils 34 new players for 2026 roster, bolstering offense and defense with transfer and high school recruits. Standout additions include wide receivers Chase Hendricks and Ian Strong, and defensive players Ricky Fletcher and Daniel Harris, who bring playoff experience. The Bears aim for a strong rebuild with this impressive haul.
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