Cal-Washington Postgame Notes

Jaylen Brown finished with 23 points, the 11th game in a row he has reached double figures in scoring. He has scored at least 20 points in five of six Pac-12 road games this year.
With his 18 points, Tyrone Wallace raised his career total to 1,519. He remains 11th in school history.
With two more 3-pointers, Jordan Mathews moved up to a tie for fifth on Cal's season list, now with 68 (also Ryan Drew, 1989-90). His career high is 70 from last year. Mathews also has now made multiple 3-pointers in 20 different games this season.
With his 18 total points, Mathews moved up to 35th on Cal's career scoring chart, now with 1,091. Next up is Andy Wolfe, who had 1,112 points from 1946-48.
Kameron Rooks grabbed a career-high 14 rebounds, breaking his previous best of 12 at Colorado and vs. Stanford.
Ivan Rabb also set a career high with 14 rebounds, the 10th time this season he had at least 10 in a game. He had 13 twice previously, vs. Rice and East Carolina – two of the first three games of the season.
As a team, Cal set a season high with 54 rebounds. The Bears' previous best was 50 vs. Seattle on Dec. 1.
Cal has won four consecutive games vs. Washington in Seattle
With a 54-44 rebounding margin, Cal has had at least a +10 differential in 13 of its 18 wins.
Cal's defense held Washington to just 32.9 percent shooting overall and to 27.8 percent in the second half.

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