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CollegeMiami Makes History in Dominant 77-7 Win Over FAMU
The Hurricanes recorded a school-record 856 yards of offense and tied the program’s scoring record in a dominant victory over Florida A&M.
CollegeMiami Makes a Statement in 45-6 Win Over Stanford
No. 7 Miami opened its 2026 season with a dominant 45-6 win over Stanford, led by record-breaking performances from quarterback Darian Mensah and receiver Malachi Toney.
CollegeNo. 6 Duke pulls away late as Cal’s sellout night at Haas ends 71–56
For Cal fans, this one had that “big-time” feel from the jump. A packed, sold-out Haas Pavilion (11,201 in attendance) showed up for the program’s first-ever meeting with Duke in Berkeley
CollegeCal Hires Michael Hutchings as Defensive Coordinator
In a bold move signaling a new era for the program by Cal’s new Head Coach, and former Oregon Defensive Coordinator Tosh Lupoi, the California Golden Bears have officially hired Minnesota Vikings safeties coach Michael Hutchings as their next Defensive Coordinator.
CollegeCal blows 21-0 lead, falls to Hawai’i 35-31 in Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl
Cal jumped out to a 21-0 lead, but Hawai’i stormed back and stunned the Golden Bears 35-31 in the 2025 Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl at Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex.
CollegeCal comes up short late as No. 19 USC escapes, 61–57, at Chase Center
Cal had No. 19 USC on the ropes for most of the night at Chase Center — then watched it slip in the final five minutes.
CollegeTosh Lupoi in Negotiations to Become Cal’s Next Head Coach
California is closing in on one of the most significant coaching hires in its recent history. Multiple reports indicate that Oregon defensive coordinator Tosh Lupoi is in advanced negotiations to become the next head coach at Cal.
CollegeCal Stuns No. 21 SMU 38–35
In a game that felt like the end of one chapter and the start of another, California pulled off its biggest win of the season Saturday night, taking down No. 21 SMU 38–35 at Memorial Stadium thanks to a dramatic go-ahead touchdown in the final minute.