California Golden Bears Football
The University of California, Berkeley plays college football as members of the Pacific Ten Conference. The school was a founding member of the league, and they play their home games at California Memorial Stadium in Berkeley. Their main rival is Stanford.
Fast Facts
- Head coach: Jeff Tedford
- Inaugural season: 1886
- Joined league: 1916
- National titles: One (1920)
- Home: California Memorial Stadium, Berkeley, CA
- Capacity: 75,662
- All-time: 590-458-51
- Colors: Yale blue and gold
- Fight song: "Fight for California"
- Bitter rival: Stanford
- 2007 W-L: 6-6
Two Unforgettable Plays
The Golden Bears have been involved in two of the most infamous plays in college football history. In the 1929 Rose Bowl against Georgia Tech, a fumble was created and picked up by Roy Riegels, who proceeded to run the wrong way. The other was their 1982 match-up with rival Stanford, where they scored the winning touchdown on a kickoff return featuring multiple laterals. It is simply known in sports annals as The Play.
Great Cal Players
Great players in school history include Steve Bartkowski, Chuck Muncie, Tony Gonzalez, Wesley Walker, Ron Rivera, Ed White, Andre Carter, Deltha O'Neal, Marshawn Lynch and Todd Steussie.
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