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Sunday, September 18, 2016
No. 8 UCLA survives overtime scare in Berkeley
Posted on September 18, 2016 at 03:21 PM.
BERKELEY - It took No. 8 UCLA overtime to do it, but the Bruins escaped Berkeley with an 84-75 win over California.

Jonah Bolden exploded with a double-double, 29 points and 13 rebounds for the Bruins and Bryce Alford added 17 points. Normal Powell scored 16 and Isaac Hamilton also added 12 for UCLA.


Jonah Bolden was dominant, with 29 points and 13 rebounds.

Jordan Mathews led Cal with 24 points, and Jabari Bird added 17 for the Golden Bears. Ivan Rabb posted another double-double with 13 points and 11 rebounds.

The Golden Bears (9-9, 2-3) outscored the Bruins in the second half to force overtime, where they led with three minutes to go, but UCLA (11-4, 1-4) turned on the heat, scored 23 points in five minutes to win by nine.

UCLA Bruins at California Golden Bears
Jan 12, 20171ST2NDOTSCORE
#8 UCLA (11-4 (1-4))35262384
California (9-9 (2-3))29321475
UCLA Bruins
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
N. Powell186-120-14-62320316
I. Hamilton223-112-74-40620412
J. Bolden2612-185-70-013221229
K. Looney211-30-03-6620115
T. Welsh271-30-00-0900102
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
B. Alford125-95-82-24211317
G. Coleman111-20-01-2210003
N. Allen80-40-10-0020000
T. Parker100-00-00-0300100
TEAM TOTALS29-6212-2414-203918751384
TEAM TOTALS29-6212-2414-203918751384
California Golden Bears
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Moore280-70-41-4273031
J. Mathews268-156-102-23250124
J. Bird296-173-82-22200117
I. Rabb264-90-05-611301213
K. Rooks264-40-00-0420018
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
R. Davis92-51-32-2101007
B. Chauca10-00-00-0000000
K. Okoroh90-10-05-6511105
TEAM TOTALS24-5810-2517-222817102875
Strickland announces plans to transfer
Posted on September 18, 2016 at 03:04 PM.
Don Joe
TheBearsDen.com

Thursday morning, Golden Bear nation received some shocking news when wide receiver Carlos Strickland announced his intentions to transfer.


Strickland was a Freshman All-American last season.

"I love my teammates out here and everything, but I really want to be closer to home and closer to my family," Strickland said.

Strickland made the Freshman All-American Team and was 2nd-Team All-Pac 12 following an impressive season where he caught 63 passes for 808 yards and eight touchdowns.
Arizona crashes the boards and out-muscles Cal
Posted on September 18, 2016 at 02:56 PM.
TUSCON - T.J. McConnell scored 15 points and dished out five assists to lead Arizona to a 71-60 win over California.

Stanley Johnson also dropped 15 points and grabbed six rebounds for the Wildcats, while Gabe York added 13 points and six more boards.


McConnell led the charge for Arizona with 15 points.

Jordan Mathews led Cal with 19 points and five rebounds and Ivan Rabb added 14 more to go with seven boards.

The Golden Bears hung around the first half as the two teams took a 28-28 tie into the locker room, but after the break Arizona blew the roof off the arena and slowly pulled away.

Arizona out-rebounded Cal 45 to 28 and played a more physical game. Between the 7-minute mark and the 3-minute mark, Cal pulled within two points twice but couldn't close the gap.

As the Golden Bears (9-7, 2-2 in Pac-12) were forced the foul, the Wildcats (8-5, 3-1) were able to extend their lead into double figures for the win.


California Golden Bears at Arizona Wildcats
Jan 9, 20171ST2NDSCORE
California (9-7 (2-2))283260
Arizona (8-5 (3-1))284371
California Golden Bears
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Moore200-70-60-0220000
J. Mathews196-134-93-35201119
J. Bird183-112-82-21102110
I. Rabb165-70-04-57121214
K. Rooks201-60-02-2610004
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
R. Davis91-31-20-0210023
B. Chauca82-51-32-3101007
S. Singer40-10-00-0100010
K. Okoroh111-50-01-1310103
R. Moute a Bidias40-00-00-0000100
TEAM TOTALS19-588-2814-1628936760
Arizona Wildcats
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
T. McConnell225-150-65-71520115
G. York224-141-54-56110113
S. Johnson205-171-64-56301115
B. Ashley140-30-00-0421000
K. Tarczewski141-30-04-41200206
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Victor142-71-32-2910107
D. Ristic70-00-00-0401300
K. Allen45-61-10-01000011
M. Kercheck40-00-02-2201002
P. Cartwright90-10-02-2040012
TEAM TOTALS22-664-2123-27451667471
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Spavital hired as new head coach at Missouri
Posted on September 17, 2016 at 08:45 PM.
Don Joe
TheBearsDen.com

On Monday morning, The University of Missouri announced the hiring of California offensive coordinator Jake Spavital as its new head coach.


The hire is a homecoming of sorts for Spavital, 31, who played quarterback for Missouri State before starting his coaching career. Spavital coached the Golden Bears for just one season after coaching stints at Texas A&M, West Virginia, Oklahoma State, Houston and Tulsa.

"Jake is one of the best offensive minds in college football," Cal coach Sonny ****s said. "It was just a matter of time before a school chose him as their guy and Missouri got a good one.

"Schools want to hire successful people to run their programs and with the success we've had this year, which Jake was a big part of, we knew he was a guy that schools would go after."
2016-17 Final AP Standings
Posted on September 17, 2016 at 08:22 PM.
2016-17 Final AP Standings


1. Ohio State (14-0)
2. Cal (13-1)
3. Oklahoma (12-1)
4. Southern Miss (13-1)
5. Clemson (12-2)
6. Tennessee (10-3)
7. Alabama (10-3)
8. Michigan (10-3)
9. Florida State (10-3)
10. Virginia Tech (9-4)
11. Louisville (10-3)
12. Houston (10-3)
13. Western Kentucky (11-2)
14. Georgia (10-4)
15. Miami (11-3)
16. Utah (9-4)
17. Nebraska (9-4)
18. Auburn (10-3)
19. Cincinnati (12-2)
20. Michigan State (9-4)
21. Notre Dame (9-4)
22. LSU (10-4)
23. Air Force (9-4)
24. Georgia Tech (9-4)
25. Mississippi State (8-5)
2016-17 Bowl Game Results
Posted on September 17, 2016 at 05:47 PM.
New Mexico Bowl
Utah State (8-5) 0 Washington (8-5) 38

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl
Toledo (9-5) 31 San Jose State (6-7) 14

Poinsettia Bowl
Navy (9-5) 10 Boise State (9-5) 21

Beef O'Brady's Bowl
UTEP (7-6) 20 Arkansas (7-6) 27

New Orleans Bowl
Florida Atlantic (8-5) 35 Louisiana-Lafayette (8-5) 27

Las Vegas Bowl
Oregon (8-5) 31 Colorado State (7-6) 21

Hawai'i Bowl
Rice (9-5) 30 San Diego State (8-6) 7

Little Caesars Pizza Bowl
No. 21 Notre Dame (9-4) 37 Western Michigan (7-6) 20

Military Bowl
Ball State (9-4) 35 Troy (7-6) 28

Holiday Bowl
Kansas State (8-5) 24 USC (8-5) 21

Belk Bowl
Duke (9-4) 31 UCF (6-7) 14

AdvoCare V100 Bowl
Tulane (8-5) 7 No. 10 Virginia Tech (9-4) 20

Russell Athletic Bowl
No. 19 Cincinnati (12-2) 21 No. 24 Georgia Tech (9-4) 14

Meineke Car Care Bowl
Iowa (8-5) 33 Iowa State (6-7) 20

Armed Forces Bowl
Marshall (9-4) 38 Fresno State (6-7) 31

Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl
No. 12 Houston (10-3) 34 Arizona State (6-7) 10

Alamo Bowl
Baylor (9-4) 7 No. 16 Utah (9-4) 19

Buffalo Wild Wings
West Virginia (8-5) 17 Minnesota (8-5) 20

Music City Bowl
Ole Miss (7-6) 20 North Carolina (7-6) 19

Sun Bowl
UCLA (9-5) 14 No. 11 Louisville (10-3) 17

AutoZone Liberty Bowl
Florida (6-7) 17 No. 13 Western Kentucky (11-2) 23

Chick-fil-A Bowl
No. 25 Mississippi State (8-5) 28 No. 15 Miami (11-3) 14

Heart of Dallas Bowl
New Mexico (7-6) 17 Indiana (7-6) 34

Gator Bowl
Kentucky (7-6) 17 No. 20 Michigan State (9-4) 24

Capital One Bowl
No. 7 Alabama (10-3) 27 Illinois (9-5) 14

Outback Bowl
No. 22 LSU (10-4) 10 No. 17 Nebraska (9-4) 29

Rose Bowl
No. 6 Tennessee (10-3) 23 No. 2 California (13-1) 24

Fiesta Bowl
No. 3 Oklahoma (12-1) 42 No. 23 Air Force (9-4) 30

Allstate Sugar Bowl
No. 14 Georgia (10-4) 24 No. 8 Michigan (10-3) 27

Orange Bowl
No. 9 Florida State (10-3) 24 No. 4 Southern Miss (13-1) 27

AT&T Cotton Bowl
No. 18 Auburn (10-3) 24 Texas (7-6) 17

BBVA Compass Bowl
Stanford (7-6) 31 Memphis (6-7) 28

GoDaddy.com Bowl
Bowling Green (11-3) 35 Arkansas State (8-5) 38

BCS National Championship
No. 5 Clemson (12-2) 30 No. 1 Ohio State (14-0) 35

** - Rankings are based on post-game, end-of-season, Final AP standings.
Second half surge boosts Cal over Washington
Posted on September 17, 2016 at 05:39 PM.
BERKELEY - Jordan Mathews scored 20 points and hit on six of seven three-point attempts to lead California to a 69-64 win over Washington.

Jabari Bird added 10 points and Kenneth Okoroh came off the bench to add 14 for the Golden Bears. Ivan Rabb grabbed 11 rebounds and scored nine points as well.


Jordan Mathews connected on 6 of 7 three-point attempts.

Andrew Andrews led the Huskies with 14 points and Darin Johnson and Giles Dierickx each added 10 more for Washington.

Washington (9-4, 2-1) took a 31-27 lead into halftime, but Cal (9-7, 2-1) had the stronger second half, outscoring the Huskies 42-33 after the break to knock them off and improve to 2-1 in Pac-12 play.

California Golden Bears at Washington Huskies
Jan 5, 20171ST2NDSCORE
California (9-7 (2-1))313364
Washington (9-4 (2-1))274269
Washington Huskies
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
N. Williams-Goss224-171-90-2051029
A. Andrews206-121-31-11300014
M. Anderson222-191-41-2912006
R. Upshaw183-30-02-31003218
S. Kemp Jr.132-20-00-0213004
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
D. Johnson84-82-40-01100010
Q. Winters60-20-00-0200000
J. Jarreau111-30-01-2102103
G. Dierickx84-40-02-33000010
D. Dorsey20-00-00-0000100
TEAM TOTALS26-705-207-132911114364
California Golden Bears
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Moore201-30-22-2211004
J. Mathews186-116-72-44300120
J. Bird204-112-90-03101410
I. Rabb192-70-05-51120009
K. Rooks171-30-02-2950254
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
R. Davis122-51-40-0420105
B. Chauca101-31-20-0230003
K. Okoroh127-80-00-01001214
R. Moute a Bidias20-00-00-0000000
TEAM TOTALS24-5110-2411-133617151269
No. 11 Oregon fends off Cal at home
Posted on September 17, 2016 at 04:57 PM.
EUGENE (OR) - Joseph Young scored 25 points to lead the No. 11 Ducks to an 86-76 win over California.

Elgin Cook added 18 points for Oregon, while Michael Chandler added 13 and Dwayne Benjamin 11.


Young connected on 5-of-6 3-pointers.

Ivan Rabb led Cal with 15 points and six rebounds and Jordan Mathews added 14 for the Golden Bears.

The nationally ranked Ducks (10-2, 2-0) took a 44-37 lead into the locker room at halftime and the Golden Bears (8-7, 1-1) made some effective adjustments but couldn't close the gap in the second half.

California Golden Bears at Oregon Ducks
Jan 2, 20171ST2NDSCORE
California (8-7 (1-1))373976
#11 Oregon (10-2 (2-0))444286
California Golden Bears
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Moore93-93-90-0110009
J. Mathews185-124-90-03201014
J. Bird204-133-90-09200111
I. Rabb207-160-31-26021215
K. Rooks201-30-00-0730102
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
R. Davis134-83-50-03200111
B. Chauca91-11-10-0021023
S. Singer50-10-03-3220003
K. Okoroh114-60-00-0601018
R. Moute a Bidias60-00-00-0010010
Oregon Ducks
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
A. Rorie172-32-30-0341026
J. Young196-165-60-03810225
E. Cook197-182-32-24401018
D. Benjamin233-50-05-58110111
M. Chandler205-70-03-50011013
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
D. Brooks121-21-20-0430003
J. Bell111-50-13-4310015
C. Benson92-41-20-0132025
Sunday, July 24, 2016
Cal's Final 2016-17 Player Stats
Posted on July 24, 2016 at 07:24 PM.
California Golden Bears Stats - 2016-17
PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
D. Webb395/578458611.6327.5723724147.8
R. Bowers21/2629614.026.94921194.1
C. Forrest15/2423715.826.38722156.3
C. Leininger0/100.00.00000.0
RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
K. Muhammad19611415.8402681.40
D. Webb1214874.02421334.78
V. Enwere522925.6241420.81
K. Noa311354.322109.60
R. Bowers10767.624106.91
V. Wharton III10494.910003.40
C. Forrest8172.117001.81
M. Stovall11111.011003.60
T. Watson177.07013.50
ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONGDROPSYDS/GYAC
K. Muhammad886517.3535546.4565
K. Noa86131015.29871493.5507
C. Hansen74104414.1960674.5296
C. Strickland6380812.8870557.7294
V. Wharton III5770012.26381449.9194
R. Hudson4145111,9439332.2169
V. Enwere14825.801615.892
A. Aaron5377.401102.622
B. Singleton11717.001701.82
K. Wells144.00400.63
M. Stovall11515.001505.00
BlockingPCAKESACK
C. Borrayo93
P. Mekari42
S. Moore39
A. Cochran12
D. Granado02
K. Muhammad01
TacklesSacksInterceptions
DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
H. Nickerson8313710
J. Jefferson78511110
C. Coleman6301220
K. Kragen59621300
D. White5801420
D. Allensworth5100210
S. McClure4902000
D. Wilson49318000
D. Drew4300400
J. Looney38412200
C. Dozier3001201
M. Jalil2605200
J. Kearney2414000
M. Barton800000
R. Davison800000
G. Piatt800100
L. Rubenzer700000
T. Barr713100
A. Tongilava600000
K. Noa500000
D. Webb500000
K. Wells500000
J. Johnson501000
KickoffsPunts
ReturningATTYDSAVGLONGTDRETAVGTD
M. Muhammad2150223.998100.00
B. Singleton2144621.231045.50
C. Hansen1023323.342000.00
K. Noa000.000339.61
Field GoalsExtra Points
KickingFGMFGAPCTLONGXPMXPAPCTPTS
N. Beito1020504465669895
PuntingPUNTSYDSLONGAVGNETBPIN20TB
C. Leininger3616155136.51315058

PASADENA - Noah Beito booted a 32-yard field goal with three seconds to go to boost No. 7 California to a 24-23 win over No. 3 Tennessee in the 2017 Rose Bowl game.

Beito had missed a 44-yard just minutes before he was called upon again to close out the Golden Bears historic season.


The Volunteers thought they had the game won as Aaron Medley hit a 41-yard field goal to take a 23-21 lead with 35 seconds left in the game, but Davis Webb led Cal down the field on a five-play, 61-yard drive to get within Beito's range.


Webb finished the game completing 35-of-59 passes for 384 yards and two interceptions, but added a key touchdown on the ground on four carries for 25 yards.

A defensive battle in the first half started to fizzle as the Vols scored first on a Medley field goal midway through the second quarter, then Vic Enwere ran in a short touchdown to lead 7-3. However, the Vols would find the end zone twice in the final 1:30 of the first half to take a 17-7 lead into the locker room.

Enwere found the end zone again for Cal in the third and Tennessee added another field goal to carry a 20-14 lead into the fourth quarter.

Webb would score on an 11-yard run to take put Cal up 21-20 with just over two minutes to go, but Joshua Dobbs led the Vols within Medley's range for what they believed would be the game-winning field goal.

Dobbs finished the game 20-of-31 for 310 yards, one touchdown and one interception. Marquez North led the Vols (10-3, 6-2) with seven catches for 121 yards, but Josh Malone added a touchdown and 89 yards on four catches.


Chad Hansen led Cal receivers with eight catches for 113 yards and Kanawai Noa added six catches for 83 yards.

The win gives Cal (13-1, 9-1) its first Rose Bowl win in 80 years to cap off one of the best seasons in school history.

Tennessee Volunteers at California Golden Bears
Jan 1, 20171ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
#3 Tennessee Volunteers (10-3 (6-2))0173323
#7 California Golden Bears (13-1 (9-1))0771024
Team Stats Comparison
TENNCAL
Total Offense399484
Rushing Yards30-89-121-100-3
Passing Yards20-31-310-135-59-384-0
First Downs1726
Punt Return Yards285
Kick Return Yards66142
Total Yards493631
Turnovers12
3rd Down Conversion4-124-11
4th Down Conversion1-12-3
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals3-1-25-3-1
Penalties1-52-18
Possession Time12:3419:26
Tennessee Volunteers
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
J. Dobbs20/3131011
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
J. Hurd17533.11
J. Dobbs10262.60
R. Abernathy IV284.00
J. Smith122.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
M. North712117.20
V. Pearson56212.40
J. Malone48922.21
E. Wolf166.00
J. Jennings122.00
J. Smith122.00
J. Croom12828.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
C. Jumper8
C. Sutton6
B. Randolph61
T. Kelly Jr.6
M. Foreman61
C. Maggitt4
E. Moseley4
D. Miller4
O. Williams3
K. Bynum2
J. Reeves-Maybin2
J. Croom1
E. Berry1
A. Ellis1
D. Blair1
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
A. Medley3/42/21141
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
T. Daniel313745.60
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
E. Berry24522.50
M. Foreman12121.00
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
C. Sutton22814.00
California Golden Bears
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
D. Webb35/5938402
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
K. Muhammad10424.20
V. Enwere6366.01
D. Webb4256.22
K. Noa1-3-3.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
C. Hansen811314.10
K. Muhammad8658.10
K. Noa68313.80
C. Strickland55611.20
V. Wharton III34013.30
R. Hudson341.30
V. Enwere22311.50
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
D. Drew7
J. Jefferson7
J. Looney61
H. Nickerson5
K. Kragen4
C. Coleman41
S. McClure3
D. White3
C. Dozier3
M. Jalil2
R. Hudson2
D. Wilson2
D. Allensworth2
J. Kearney21
D. Granado1
KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
N. Beito1/23/3632
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
C. Leininger28442.00
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
K. Muhammad38428.00
B. Singleton24321.50
C. Hansen11515.00
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
K. Noa155.00
BERKELEY - Ivan Rabb scored 26 points to lead California to a 93-70 win over Liberty on Sunday.

Five Golden Bears made their way into double figures as Jordan Mathews added 16 points, Jabari Bird 12, Kingsley Okoroh 11 and Roman Davis 10.


Cal shot 50 percent from 3-point range on the night, connecting on 9-of-18 and shot 16-of-20 from the charity stripe.

Liberty came out swinging and hung around for the first half, 40-34, but their lack of depth was apparent in the second half as Cal (8-6) outscored the Flames (0-13) 53-36 to waltz to a 23-point victory.

Liberty Flames at California Golden Bears
Dec 30, 20161ST2NDSCORE
Liberty (0-13 (0-0))343670
California (8-6 (1-0))405393
Liberty Flames
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
B. Bonds132-61-24-4121029
J. Retic216-121-40-01301313
A. Smith217-120-21-13230315
T. Gielo102-71-42-2500007
J. Johnson221-20-00-0451112
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
E. Talbert121-10-00-0500002
P. Moller124-81-31-10310010
E. Maxwell41-20-00-0000002
S. Allen33-31-10-0000007
E. Layer111-21-20-0270033
TEAM TOTALS28-556-188-82122621270
TEAM TOTALS28-556-188-82122621270
California Golden Bears
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Moore201-51-40-0550013
J. Mathews185-102-54-43420216
J. Bird155-82-40-04300112
I. Rabb188-111-19-104310126
K. Rooks141-20-00-0311102
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
R. Davis154-71-21-13220010
B. Chauca93-32-21-1101009
S. Singer30-00-00-0000000
K. Okoroh145-60-01-22400111
R. Moute a Bidias32-30-00-2221004
TEAM TOTALS34-559-1816-20272481693
Saturday, July 16, 2016
EAST LANSING (MI) - Travis Trice scored 19 points to lead Michigan State to a 73-65 win over California on Thursday.


Trice's 19 points led the charge for the Spartans.

Four Spartans scored in double figures as Denzel Valentine added 15, Bryn Forbes added 12 and Gavin Schilling added 10.

Jordan Mathews led the Golden Bears with 18 points and Jabari Bird scored 13 and Ivan Rabb scored 11 and grabbed eight rebounds for Cal.

Michigan State (5-4) pulled away at the end of the first half and a strong second half by Cal (7-6) made it interesting, but it wasn't enough to change the outcome.

California Golden Bears at Michigan State Spartans
Dec 21, 20161ST2NDSCORE
California (7-6)283765
Michigan State (5-4)373673
California Golden Bears
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
C. Moore212-61-50-0020025
J. Mathews206-165-101-21120218
J. Bird214-93-72-22100213
I. Rabb204-61-12-28211311
K. Rooks203-60-01-3620017
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
R. Davis101-51-30-0200013
B. Chauca60-00-00-0021000
S. Singer31-10-00-0100012
K. Okoroh93-40-00-0610106
Michigan State Spartans
STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
T. Trice217-94-51-12621219
B. Forbes213-132-74-62220112
D. Valentine167-151-20-05200115
B. Dawson222-30-02-2754006
G. Schilling224-70-02-29101010
BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
L. Nairn122-30-03-4122017
A. Ellis III81-50-20-0012012
M. Costello60-10-02-2010002
M. Clark20-00-00-0100000
Friday, July 15, 2016
2016 Conference Champions
Posted on July 15, 2016 at 11:11 PM.
2016 Conference Champions

Atlantic Coast Conference
Clemson (12-1, 8-1)

American Athletic Conference
Cincinnati (11-2, 8-1)

Big 12 Conference
Oklahoma (11-1, 8-1)

Big Ten Conference
Ohio State (13-0, 10-0)

Conference USA
Southern Miss (12-1, 8-1)

Mid-American Conference
Bowling Green (11-2, 8-1)

Mountain West Conference
Air Force (9-3, 6-2)

Pac-12 Conference
California (12-1, 9-1)

Southeastern Conference
Georgia (10-3, 7-2)

Sun Belt Conference
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Three Golden Bears bring home hardware
Posted on July 15, 2016 at 10:54 PM.







BERKELEY - Senior quarterback Davis Webb took home the 2016 Heisman Memorial Trophy, defensive end Kyle Kragen brought home the Lombardi Award and linebacker Jalen Kefferson won both the Chuck Bednarik and Linebacker of the Year Award for the Golden Bears.

Webb beat out Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson and Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield in what was a close race all season long. Webb led the Golden Bears to a 12-1 record, a Pac-12 Conference Championship and a berth in the 2016-17 Rose Bowl.

On the season, Webb has completed 360 of 519 passes for 4,202 yards, 37 touchdowns to 22 interceptions. He has also carried 117 times for 462 yards and 11 more touchdowns.

Kragen has been a force on defense all year long and currently has 55 tackles, 19 tackles for losses, six sacks and three pass deflections.

Jefferson is second on the team with 71 tackles, 10 tackles for losses, five sacks, one interception and one pass deflection.


2016 Award Winners
AwardPlayerPosTeam
Heisman Memorial TrophyDavis WebbQBCalifornia
Maxwell AwardBaker MayfieldQBOklahoma
Walter Camp AwardBaker MayfieldQB Oklahoma
Chuck Bednarik AwardJalen JeffersonROLBCalifornia
Bronko Nagurski TrophyBen BoulwareROLBClemson
Davey O'Brien AwardBaker MayfieldQBOklahoma
Doak Walker AwardJacobi OwensHBAir Force
Fred Biletnikoff AwardD,J. ThompsonWRSouthern Miss
John Mackey AwardJordan LeggettTEClemson
Outland TrophyPat EfleinCOhio State
Rimington TrophyPat EfleinCOhio State
Lombardi AwardKyle KragenLECalifornia
Linebacker of the YearJalen JeffersonROLBCalifornia
Jim Thorpe AwardRoland LadipoCBAir Force
Lou Groza AwardAndrew GantzKCincinnati
Ray Guy AwardQuinn NordinPMichigan
Returner of the YearCaleb DaySSIllinois
Golden Bears land 21 on All-Pac-12 Teams
Posted on July 15, 2016 at 08:34 PM.
All Pac-12 First Team
QB - Davis Webb - SR - California
HB - Khalfani Muhammad - SR - California
HB - Christian McCaffrey - SO - Stanford
WR - Chad Hansen - JR - California
WR - Kanawai Noa - SO - California
TE - Raymond Hudson - JR - California
LT - Tyler Johnstone - SR - Oregon
LG - Joshua Garnett - SR - Stanford
LG - Chris Borrayo - SR - California
C - Max Tuerk - SR - USC
RT - Steven Moore - SR - California

LE - Kyle Kragen - SR - California
RE - Devante Wilson - JR - California
DT - Kenny Clark - SR - UCLA
DT - James Looney - SO - California
LOLB - Su'a Cravens - SR - USC
MLB - Hardy Nickerson - JR - California
ROLB - Jalen Jefferson - SR - California
CB - Darius White - SR - California
CB - Caleb Coleman - SO - California
FS - Jaleel Wadood - SO - UCLA
SS - Jordan Simone - SR - Arizona State

K - Garrett Owens - SO - Oregon State
P - Kris Albarado - SR - USC
RET - Charles Nelson - SO - Oregon

All Pac-12 Second Team
QB - Jake Browning - SO - Washington
HB - Soso Jamabo - FR - UCLA
HB - Royce Freeman - SO - Oregon
WR - Juju Smith-Schuster - SO - USC
WR - Carlos Strickland - FR - California
TE - Darrell Daniels - SR - Washington
LT - Kyle Murphy - SR - Stanford
LG - Isaac Asiata - SR - Utah
C - Dominic Granado - SR - California
RG - Vi Teofilo - SR - Arizona State
RT - J.J. Dielman - SR - Utah

LE - Hunter Dimick - SR - Utah
RE - Takkarist McKinley - JR - UCLA
DT - Mustafa Jalil - SR - California
DT - Antwaun Woods - DT - USC
MLB - Michael Barton - SR - Arizona
ROLB - Deandre' Miller - JR - Arizona
ROLB - Derrick Turituri - JR - Arizona
CB - Tyree Robinson - SO - Oregon
CB - Darius Allensworth - SO - California
FS - Damariay Drew - JR - California
SS - Stefan McClure - SR - California

K - Alex Wood - JR - USC
P - Cole Leininger - SR - California
RET - De'Chavon Hayes - JR - Arizona State

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