Cal-Stanford Postgame Notes

Four Golden Bears scored in double figures – Marcus Lee (15), Don Coleman (17), Justice Sueing (15) and Juhwan Harris-Dyson (13).
Juhwan Harris-Dyson scored a career-high 13 points, 10 of which came in the first half. His previous best was 10 points set six times, most recently vs. Arizona State on Jan. 20.
Darius McNeill made one 3-pointer to lift his season total to 54, which stands fourth among Cal's freshmen all-time. He needs eight more to tie the record of 62 set by Allen Crabbe in 2010-11.
Kingsley Okoroh had 2 blocks to give him 190 in his career. He stands third in Cal history and is one spot out of the Pac-12's top 10 (191 by Mario Bennett of Arizona State, 1991-95).
Cal scored 21 points off 16 Stanford turnovers. Cal, meanwhile, had only 9 turnovers, the Bears' lowest since also having 9 vs. Arizona State on Jan. 20.
As a team, Cal finished with 6 blocks – the 17th time this season the Bears have had at least five in a game.
The game featured 12 lead changes and 7 ties.
Cal's bench outscored Stanford's bench, 19-5.

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