Cal Bears face another big challenge at No. 16 Utah Utes
Cal Bears freshman quarterback Fernando Mendoza eager for challenge of facing Utah Utes' dominating defense on Saturday in Salt Lake City
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Cal Bears freshman quarterback Fernando Mendoza eager for challenge of facing Utah Utes' dominating defense on Saturday in Salt Lake City
As the Utes try and rebound vs. Cal, here’s what you need to know — TV channel, radio, streaming and a game preview. Read more here.
Utah is preparing for Cal freshman quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who is making his road debut, while Cal is preparing for any quarterback Utah rolls out. Read more here.
It’s been Kyle Whittingham’s modus operandi since he’s been at Utah, and it’s how a lot of college football coaches across the nation operate. The Big Ten recently mandated an injury report that must be submitted once a week, two hours prior to game time, the first time a Power Five conference has mandated such a report. All along, Whittingham has said that he’ll happily provide an injury report as soon as it’s mandated, with all teams in the conference on a level playing field in terms of sharing injury information.
Utes rank last in the Pac-12 in passing offense and total offense. Meanwhile, California is hoping to ride a much-improved offense toward claiming its first win in Salt Lake City since 1963. KEY MATCHUP Will California be able to run the ball against Utah?