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California has simply imploded since the kickoff in Eugene vs the Oregon Ducks two weeks ago. They managed only three points in that game and matched that score last week vs USC. Their bread and butter in their first three wins this season was the run game, but they were held to less than 100 yards the last two weeks as they fell behind early and saw the majority of their plays coming via the air. With QB Kevin Riley completing just over half his passing attempts and managing only five TDs, this will be a game where the Bears try to get back to the ground game. UCLA has played to the under total in all contests this season.Pick Under 44
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October 17, 2009
PASADENA, Calif. — Much was made of California's decision to forego flying in favor of taking the bus to its game at UCLA on Saturday. The move was made to save money because of the university's budget squeeze, though the savings doesn't cover a month of coach Jeff Tedford's $1.8 million salary.
But say this about the long drive down I-5 the Bears...
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October 17, 2009
Jahvid Best made a 93-yard touchdown run and caught a 51-yard scoring pass, and California got back on track after two tough losses with a dynamic first half in a 45-26 victory over UCLA on Saturday. Shane Vereen rushed for 154 yards and a score, and Marvin Jones caught two TD passes from Kevin Riley in the Golden Bears' first win in nearly a month. After a perfect nonconference...
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October 16, 2009
The weather was much nicer Wednesday, allowing the Golden Bears to hold their practice at Memorial Stadium. They'll practice again Thursday before getting on buses and traveling down to Pasadena for their contest against the UCLA Bruins. One of the things that the Bears are trying to do is translate their practices to the games. On Tuesday, Mychal Kendricks admitted that...
Via Inside Bay Area
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October 17, 2009
PASADENAVanquished is the curse that brought Cal coach Jeff Tedford seven losses in his first seven visits to Southern California.Validated are the words of Golden Bears linebacker Mychal Kendricks, who first guaranteed victory and then punctuated it in the final minutes with a 68-yard interception
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October 18, 2009
Excerpt: Kevin Riley & Jeff Tedford, QB and head coach, California: Riley, after a bye week that featured some extra work with Tedford, completed 14 of 23 for 205 yards and three TDs in Cal's 45-26 win over UCLA. That win was Tedford's first in eight games in southern California as the Bears head coach. Link.
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