BERKELEY - The Cal football team will conclude their spring practices with a game at 2 p.m. on Saturday at California Memorial Stadium. The game will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network with Ted Robinson (Play-by-Play), Yogi Roth (Analyst) and Mike Pawlawski (Sideline) handling the commentary. Cal ends a productive spring as the Bears have had 15 practices with numerous days of full pads scrimmages as the team prepares for the 2021 season. 

CARRYING SUCCESS INTO 2021
- Cal has defeated the reigning Pac-12 Champion in three consecutive years (2018 vs. USC, 2019 vs. Washington, 2020 vs. Oregon).
- Cal has wins over Washington (2018) and Oregon (2020) in the year they won the Pac-12 titles.
- Cal has defeated a ranked team during every season of Justin Wilcox's tenure (2017 vs. No. 8/9 Washington State, 2018 vs. No. 15/13 Washington, 2019 vs. No. 14/12 Washington and 2020 vs. No. 23/21/20 Oregon).
- Cal has defeated each of the other five teams in the Pac-12 North during Justin Wilcox's tenure. 
- The Bears are 9-0 in regular season non-conference games during Wilcox's tenure, including wins over North Carolina (Home & Away), Ole Miss (H&A), BYU (A), North Texas (H), UC Davis (H), Idaho State (H) and Weber State (H). Cal also has a 2019 Redbox Bowl win over Illinois.

BEARS RETURN EXPERIENCED GROUP
- Five student-athletes have started 20 or more games at Cal. Valentino Daltoso (34), Elijah Hicks (34), Cameron Goode (26), Michael Saffell (23) and Chase Garbers (23) have more than 20 starts. 
- A total of 13 players have made 10 or more starts with the others Kuony Deng (17), Matthew Cindric (16), McKade Mettauer (16), Christopher Brown Jr. (14), Brett Johnson (13), Nikko Remigio (13), Jake Tonges (12) and Josh Drayden (10).  
- Cal returns 11 players that made at least nine starts during the team's last full season in 2019: Brown, Cindric, Daltoso, Deng, Garbers, Goode, Hicks, Johnson, Mettauer, Tonges and Saffell. 
- Cal returns 28 of the 33 players who made starts during the 2020 season. 
- The Bears bring back nine of the 11 players that started all four games last season: Crawford, Deng, Drayden, Garbers, Goode, Hicks, Johnson, Mettauer and Saffell. 
- Cal returns 29 of the 33 players who played in all four games in 2019
- The offensive line returns an experience unit that includes 10 players that have combined for 143 games played and 99 starts. 

TRAVERS FAMILY ENDOWS HEAD COACH POSITION
- The Travers made a $10 million commitment from the Travers Family Foundation to UC Berkeley's Light the Way campaign.
- The Travers have made a $7.5 million commitment to endow the Travers Family Head Football Coach, providing essential resources for Cal football to ensure a world-class program, an exceptional coaching staff and a continued positive impact on student-athletes. In addition, the Travers have also made a $2.5 million commitment to augment their endowment for the Charles and Louise Travers Department of Political Science that supports this preeminent, nationally-ranked department.

SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW, JOIN US SATURDAY FOR VIRTUAL FAN FEST   
- Season tickets are available now for Cal fans - Join us and see all the big Pac-12 Conference matchups. Visit calbears.com or email goldstandard@berkeley.edu to place a deposit for 2021 Cal Football Season Ticket Membership. 
- We remain optimistic to have our #CalFamily return to Memorial Stadium this fall. As always, we will abide by state and local health protocols. We will continue to provide updates on City of Berkeley Public Health guidelines as the season approaches. 
- Cal will have a pregame virtual fan fest prior to the start of Saturday's Spring Game. The 45-minute fan fest will begin at 1 p.m. and will be broadcast live on YouTube. The show will feature videos from coaches and contests for fans to win. 

EARLY SPRING GAME
- Cal's spring game will be the second-earliest of any FBS school and tied for the earliest by a Power 5 program with Missouri. Only Campbell (March 13) played an earlier spring game.
- The early spring game allows the players to return home for spring break and then return for an extended spring conditioning series with first-year head football athletic performance coach Brian Johnson. 
- The team has already added 595 combined pounds of muscle since Johnson began offseason strength and conditioning program seven weeks ago.