Cal-Arizona State Postgame Notes

The Bears extended their winning streak to five games, dating back to a Jan. 21 win at Oregon State.
This is Cal's longest win streak since a five-game streak earlier this season from Nov. 25 to Dec. 6, 2016.
California held Arizona State to a Sun Devil season-low 43 points (previous low: 60 points); as well as season-low totals for:
- Season low field goals (15; previous low - 22)
- field goal percentage (25.4; previous low - 32.4)
- 3-point field goals (3; previous low - 4)
- 3-point percentage (12.0; previous low - 15.4)
- first-half points (17; previous low - 18)
- second-half points (26; previous low - 28)
ASU's 17 first-half points are also a new opponent low for the Bears. (Previous low: 18 vs. UC Davis on Dec. 10, 2016)
The Bears held the Pac-12's second-best scoring offense to 38 points under Arizona State's per-game average.
This is the first time Cal has held an opponent under 50 points since a 45-42 win vs. Wyoming on Dec. 10, 2014.
Cal held Arizona State scoreless for nearly 11 minutes between the first and second half.
Cal improves to 3-2 on the road this season.
Grant Mullins made a team season-high six three-pointers.
Mullins went 6-9 from beyond the arc, marking his eighth consecutive game of two or more three-pointers.
Ivan Rabb recorded his fourth consecutive double-double, and 11th double-double this season (14 points, 11 rebounds).
Three Bears scored in double figures: Mullins (18), Rabb (14) and Charlie Moore (11).
Jabari Bird hit a three-pointer (1-6) to extend his career-long streak to 14 consecutive games with a triple.
Stephen Domingo logged a career-high two blocks for the third time in his career.
Jabari Bird was one rebound shy of matching his career-high 9 rebounds.
Cal outrebounded Arizona State 48-29.

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