With today's 35-7 California win, the Golden Bears have improved to 4-3 in the all-time series. The home team has won every meeting in the series.  The last time Cal allowed an opponent to score fewer than 10 points was against Oregon State (6) in 2011.

Jared Goff completed 17-of-24 passes for 321 yards, three touchdowns and an interception. He garnered his 17th career multi-passing touchdown performance, and his 12th game of notching at least three touchdown passes. Goff's 59 career passing touchdowns are second in school history. Kyle Boller is first with 64. Now with 8,111 career passing yards, Goff is just 15 yards away from passing Troy Taylor (8,126) for the school record. He also notched his 14th 300-yard passing performance and his 19th 250-yard passing performance, both school records. In the first two games, Goff has completed 41 of his 56 attempts, good for a completion percentage of .732.

Trevor Davis set the school single-game record for gain per reception with an average of 46.0 yards per catch after finishing with three catches for a personal-best 138 yards. Davis broke the previous record held by Wesley Walker against Georgia in 1976 when he caught four passes for 181 yards for an average of 45.3. Davis also garnered his first touchdown reception of the season, good for 75 yards, one yard short of his longest career reception. It was his sixth-career touchdown catch.

Michael Barton notched his first career interception and Darius White caught his second career INT. The two interceptions today give Cal six on the season through the first two games. The Bears had 12 INTs all of last season and five in 2013. The last time Cal had multiple interceptions in back-to-back games was in 2012 - Oct. 6 (UCLA, 4) and Oct. 13 (Washington State, 2).

Daniel Lasco scored his 17th career rushing touchdown, good for 10th on the Cal career rushing touchdown list. He has now scored a rushing touchdown in nine of his last 10 games. He ended the day with 19 carries for 123 yards, which gave him his sixth career 100-yard rushing performance, first of 2015. He has rushed for 100 yards in four of his last six games dating back to last season.

Bryce Treggs has caught a pass in 34 of the last 35 games that he has played in and his last 28 contests in a row. With his three receptions today, Treggs now ranks ninth in career receptions with 157. Chris Harper is eighth with 159 and DeSean Jackson is seventh with 162. 

Darius Powe caught his fourth career touchdown, first of this season, in the second quarter. Maurice Harris caught his fifth career touchdown, first of this season, just before halftime.

Cameron Walker collected his second career sack for the second straight week. Devante Wilson notched his first career sack in the second quarter.

Darius Allensworth led Cal in tackles with a personal-best of 10, while Nathan Broussard also notched a personal-best with seven.

Kenny Lawler has caught a pass in every game he's played at Cal (25). He also garnered his first career rush, good for five yards.

Vic Enwere scored his second rushing touchdown in as many games. It was the fourth of his career.