Tyson Alualu News

Cal defensive lineman Tyson Alualu, punter Bryan Anger, linebacker Mike Mohamed, offensive lineman Mike Tepper and defensive back Syd'Quan Thompson were named to the All-Pac-10 first team Monday.

For the last week and a half, the No. 19 Cal football team has fielded questions about the timing of its second bye.

5, still doesn't know if it will play in the Sun Bowl, Emerald Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl or Poinsettia Bowl? Stand in line, then, right alongside Sun Bowl executive director Bernie Olivas.

It was quite a way to end the season. An upset victory on the road in arguably the biggest game on the schedule.

Tyson Alualu admits to being as emotional as any of the 16 California football players playing their final regular-season game this weekend.

With one game left on its regular-season schedule, the Cal football team can still finish this season with 10 wins, in a multi-way tie for second place in the Pac-10 and ranked in the national top 20.

Cal's defense looked a lot like it did in the past last Saturday against Arizona.

If you had said the same thing a month ago, after Cal had lost both those games and Stanford had lost at Oregon State and Arizona in successive weeks, people would have said: Sure, and now you're going to tell us there's water on the moon.

Cal finally found the right formula for beating a good team Saturday night. First, have your quarterback throw two unsightly interceptions.

Over halfway through the 2009 season, a number of questions about the Cal football team have been answered, while a would-be standard one has not.

Cal junior Kevin Riley has only completed 54 percent of his passes on the season, but many have been explosive plays off the running game.

When their son started first grade at Anderson Elementary in Eden Prairie, Minn., Steve and Anita Jordan had a message for his teacher.

Although the score indicated otherwise, the Washington State football team had the momentum heading into halftime on Saturday.

The Cal defense, which returned all but three starters from a unit that recorded 35 sacks and ranked among the nation's best in forcing turnovers, figured to be a strength this season.

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller Perhaps California's season will end up following a classical dialectic path.

Having lost its last two games by the combined score of 72-6, the Cal football team officially gets to move on with tomorrow's game.

Cal nose tackle Aaron Tipoti says he's always looked up to teammate Tyson Alualu.

It was an exuberant end to a productive practice for the Cal football team Sunday.

Five Golden Bears who must step up Marvin Jones The sophomore wideout has been a virtual non-factor since his promising 74-yard season debut against Maryland, having caught just five total passes in Cal's last three games.

Aside from some new faces, Cal linebacker Mike Mohamed doesn't see a whole lot different about this year's version of the USC football offense.