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cal football schedule 2022

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When did the University of California football team start?from en.wikipedia.org

1880s through 1940s. University of California fielded its first American Football team in 1886. In March 1892, the school played it first game against Stanford University. This was the first instance of the annual rivalry match – The Big Game, one of oldest college rivalries in the United States.

Who is the rival of California in football?from en.wikipedia.org

Main article: Big Game (American football) California's main rival is Stanford. The two schools participate in the Big Game every year, with the winner taking home the Stanford Axe. Stanford leads the series record at 59–44–10 through the 2019 season.

What team did the Bears beat in the 2018 Cheez-It Bowl?from en.wikipedia.org

After the Bears upset #15 Washington 12–10 and defeated USC 15–14 at the Coliseum in Los Angeles to snap a 14-year losing streak to the Trojans, the Bears lost 10–7 in overtime to TCU in the 2018 Cheez-It Bowl. The Bears’ offensive efficiency ranked as the second worst among all Power Five teams.

What division is the Golden Bears football team in?from en.wikipedia.org

2019 California Golden Bears football team. The 2019 California Golden Bears football team represented the University of California, Berkeley in the 2019 NCAA Division I FBS football season. They competed as members of the North Division of the Pac-12 Conference. In their third year under head coach Justin Wilcox, ...

How many seasons does Cal play?from en.wikipedia.org

Cal plays 2 other schools in the South Division as well. One from Arizona and either Utah or Colorado. This cycle repeats after eight seasons.

How many Rose Bowls did the Cal boys win?from en.wikipedia.org

Known as "Pappy's Boys", the Cal teams of 1947-1950 won 33 consecutive regular-season games, earning three PCC championships and three Rose Bowl berths. However, California lost all three Rose Bowls: 20–14 to Northwestern in 1949, 17–14 to Ohio State in 1950, and 14–6 to Michigan in 1951.

How many times did Stanford beat Berkeley?from en.wikipedia.org

During these years, California wielded dominant teams, however the Bears were able to beat Stanford only three times.

How much did FTX pay for UC Berkeley?from abc7news.com

Cryptocurrency giant FTX is paying UC Berkeley $17.5 million in cryptocurrency for the naming rights, and the money will go to the athletic department.

What division is the Golden Bears football team in?from en.wikipedia.org

2019 California Golden Bears football team. The 2019 California Golden Bears football team represented the University of California, Berkeley in the 2019 NCAA Division I FBS football season. They competed as members of the North Division of the Pac-12 Conference. In their third year under head coach Justin Wilcox, ...

What is the new name for the FTX field?from abc7news.com

The new official name is FTX Field at California Memorial Stadium.

What bowl did the Bears go to?from en.wikipedia.org

The Bears went to the Redbox Bowl, where they defeated the Illinois Fighting Illini 35–20, their first bowl win since 2015 .

Where is the FTX logo on the football field?from abc7news.com

Now the FTX logo will be displayed on the 20 and 30 yard line on the field, on press banners and on social media in the 10-year deal.

Who was the quarterback for the Utah Utes in 2019?from en.wikipedia.org

This defeat was the first shutout of a California team since a 1999 defeat to No. 5 Nebraska. Starting quarterback Chase Garbers and backup Devon Modster were injured for the game.

Who is the new defensive line coach for the Nebraska Cornhuskers?from en.wikipedia.org

Coaching changes. On February 26, 2019, defensive line coach Tony Tuioti left the Golden Bears to become the new defensive line coach for the Nebraska Cornhuskers under Scott Frost. Andrew Browning was named the Bears' new defensive line coach on February 27, 2019.

Final: NC State 19, Florida State 17

Crushing loss for Florida State, which led 17-3 before going scoreless in the second half. Jordan Travis was picked off on Florida State's final two possessions as the Wolfpack somehow found a way after losing quarterback Devin Leary to an apparent shoulder injury.

Final: Alabama 24, Texas A&M 20

Alabama tried to give it away at home vs. Texas A&M, but the Aggies couldn't quite take it in the end. A&M had a chance to win it on the 2-yard line with three seconds left, but Haynes King threw incomplete, and the Crimson Tide escaped.

Final: Clemson 31, Boston College 3

DJ Uiagalelei struggled through a 1 for 7 stretch that included an interception in the first half as the Tigers looked disturbingly uninterested for a stretch. But the mercurial quarterback got things back on track nicely to finish 18 of 32 for 220 yards, three touchdowns and just the one interception.

Final: South Carolina 24, Kentucky 14

No. 13 Kentucky struggled mightily tonight without injured quarterback Will Levis. Kaiya Sheron got the start at QB and finished 15 of 27 for 178 yards and two TDs and an INT. UK finished with just 299 total yards, in part because the Wildcats surrendered six sacks totaling -54 yards.

No. 20 Kansas State 10, Iowa State 9

Sometimes, you have to win ugly, and that's exactly what Kansas State did in a low-scoring in Ames. Wildcats quarterback Adrian Martinez put up some good numbers (323 yards of total offense and a touchdown) but K-State couldn't sustain drives; neither could Iowa State, though, and the Cyclones had less than 300 yards of offense.

Late 3Q: Florida State 17, NC State 10

Devin Leary just exited NC State's game with Florida State due to what appears to be a shoulder injury. He was spotted immediately going to the locker room. The preseason ACC Player of the Year has had his struggles this season, but you hate to see that if you're a Wolfpack fan.

Final: Notre Dame 28, No. 16 BYU 20

The 2022 season got off to a nightmarish start for Notre Dame, but the Fighting Irish have now won three straight to get back over .500 in coach Marcus Freeman's first year.

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STANDINGS

CONFW-LHOMEAWAYSTRK
Logo of the UCLA Bruins
UCLA Bruins3 - 06 - 05 - 01 - 0W6
Logo of the USC Trojans
USC Trojans4 - 06 - 04 - 02 - 0W6
Logo of the Oregon Ducks
Oregon Ducks3 - 05 - 13 - 02 - 1W5
Logo of the Utah Utes
Utah Utes2 - 14 - 23 - 01 - 2L1
Logo of the Oregon State Beavers
Oregon State Beavers1 - 24 - 22 - 12 - 1W1
Logo of the Washington State Cougars
Washington State Cougars1 - 24 - 23 - 11 - 1L1
Logo of the Washington Huskies
Washington Huskies1 - 24 - 24 - 00 - 2L2
Logo of the California Golden Bears
California Golden Bears1 - 13 - 23 - 00 - 2L1
Logo of the Arizona Wildcats
Arizona Wildcats1 - 23 - 32 - 21 - 1L1
Logo of the Arizona State Sun Devils
Arizona State Sun Devils1 - 22 - 42 - 20 - 2W1
Logo of the Stanford Cardinal
Stanford Cardinal0 - 41 - 41 - 20 - 2L4
Logo of the Colorado Buffaloes
Colorado Buffaloes0 - 20 - 50 - 20 - 3L5

RANKINGS

WLPCTPTSSTRKTREND
1
Georgia Bulldogs601.0001535W6
1
2
Ohio State Buckeyes601.0001507W6
1
3
Alabama Crimson Tide601.0001489W6
2
4
Clemson Tigers601.0001348W6
1
5
Michigan Wolverines601.0001319W6
1
6
Tennessee Volunteers501.0001232W5
2
7
USC Trojans601.0001214W6
1
8
Oklahoma State Cowboys501.0001150W5
1
9
Ole Miss Rebels601.0001061W6
-
10
Penn State Nittany Lions501.000974W5
-
11
UCLA Bruins601.000907W6
7
12
Oregon Ducks51.833893W5
-
13
TCU Horned Frogs501.000819W5
4
14
Wake Forest Demon Deacons51.833748W2
1
15
North Carolina State Wolfpack51.833746W1
1
16
Mississippi State Bulldogs51.833589W3
7
17
Kansas State Wildcats51.833559W3
3
18
Syracuse Orange501.000393W5
4
19
Kansas Jayhawks51.833330L1
-
20
Utah Utes42.667327L1
9
21
Cincinnati Bearcats51.833257W5
3
22
Texas Longhorns42.667150W2
-
22
Kentucky Wildcats42.667150L2
9
24
Illinois Fighting Illini51.833117W4
-
25
James Madison Dukes501.000105W5
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ROSTER

NO NAMEPOSHTWT
41
Champion Johnson
Champion JohnsonFB6'1"250
70
Ryan Lange
Ryan LangeOL6'6"340
13
Jack Plummer
Jack PlummerQB6'5"215
17
Noah Mitcheom
Noah MitcheomQB6'2"185
62
Ben Coleman
Ben ColemanOL6'4"330
11
Mavin Anderson
Mavin AndersonWR6'0"200
46
Jake Muller
Jake MullerTE6'5"235
14
Monroe Young
Monroe YoungWR6'0"210
54
Spencer Lovell
Spencer LovellOL6'6"335
2
Kai Millner
Kai MillnerQB6'2"215
6
Jaydn Ott
Jaydn OttRB6'0"205
25
DeCarlos Brooks
DeCarlos BrooksRB5'10"210
4
Jermaine Terry II
Jermaine Terry IITE6'4"255
88
Nick Alftin
Nick AlftinTE6'5"230
73
Matthew Cindric
Matthew CindricOL6'4"295
34
Andy Alfieri
Andy AlfieriTE6'3"245
79
Ender Aguilar
Ender AguilarOL6'5"285
66
Colin Hamilton
Colin HamiltonOL6'7"305
71
Sioape Vatikani
Sioape VatikaniOL6'3"335
29
Aidan Lee
Aidan LeeWR6'1"240
86
Jeffrey Johnson
Jeffrey JohnsonTE6'5"240
64
Joshua Stovall
Joshua StovallOL6'4"285
3
Jeremiah Hunter
Jeremiah HunterWR6'2"205
44
Beaux Tagaloa
Beaux TagaloaFB6'0"255
85
Keleki Latu
Keleki LatuTE6'6"230
39
Trond Grizzell
Trond GrizzellWR6'4"205
84
Jaiven Plummer
Jaiven PlummerWR6'3"210
67
Colin Moroney
Colin MoroneyOL6'5"265
22
Justin Richard Baker
Justin Richard BakerWR5'10"180
63
Brayden Rohme
Brayden RohmeOL6'6"285
77
Everett Johnson
Everett JohnsonOL6'7"310
24
Chris Street
Chris StreetRB5'9"210
65
Dylan Jemtegaard
Dylan JemtegaardOL6'4"290
37
Kenden Robinson Jr.
Kenden Robinson Jr.WR6'1"195
76
Bastian Swinney
Bastian SwinneyOL6'6"310
68
Trent Ramsey
Trent RamseyOL6'5"285
78
Jackson Brown
Jackson BrownOL6'6"305
80
Jordan King
Jordan KingWR6'2"215
60
Brian Driscoll
Brian DriscollOL6'4"315
36
Grant Daley
Grant DaleyWR6'1"205
83
Chris Rogers
Chris RogersWR6'3"190
19
Tyler Jensen
Tyler JensenQB6'6"230
26
Ashton Hayes
Ashton HayesRB6'0"195
89
Tommy Christakos
Tommy ChristakosWR6'4"220
28
Damien Moore
Damien MooreRB5'10"210
74
Dashaun Harris
Dashaun HarrisOL6'2"320
72
T.J. Session
T.J. SessionOL6'4"300
15
Fernando Mendoza
Fernando MendozaQB6'5"215
18
Mason Starling
Mason StarlingWR6'4"205
87
Jack Endries
Jack EndriesTE6'4"230
31
Ashton Stredick
Ashton StredickRB5'9"195
7
J.Michael Sturdivant
J.Michael SturdivantWR6'3"205
16
Zach Johnson
Zach JohnsonQB6'1"190
81
Elijah Mojarro
Elijah MojarroTE6'4"240
82
Mason Mangum
Mason MangumWR5'11"185

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