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After falling behind early, Oregon forced fifth sets against Stanford and Cal
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After falling behind early, Oregon forced fifth sets against Stanford and Cal
From a well-fought three-set loss to a five-set nailbiter victory, the Bears, who are 14-7, found themselves with a mixed bag this last weekend in Oregon.
Wrapping up their regular-season dual races, Cal's mens crew is close to participating in the Big Row against Stanford. Meanwhile, the women's team will have its Title IX celebration race at Redwood Shores against SMU and Iowa.
Between its historic 33-0 winning record against UC Davis and 2-1 home opening record for as long as head coach Mark Fox has been at the helm, it’s not far-fetched to claim that the fans were optimistic ones. Fans that certainly weren’t expecting a 75-65 Cal loss.
A much-improved Cal dominates against Arizona Lisi Ludwig/File Although Cal earned a commanding victory over Air Force last weekend, its performance was not quite perfect. Ahead of their second dual meet, the Bears needed to clean up the little details to defeat the Wildcats. On Saturday, they stepped up to the task and delivered. Succinctly put, they were “much improved,” said co-head coach Justin Howell. Cal bagged a tremendous win over Arizona, toppling the Wildcats with a score of 196.075 to 194.875. During their first meet at Berkeley, the blue and gold sharpened their weak points: b...