Despite scoring a tied game-high 24 points, junior Matt Bradley could not lead California to a win over their arch-rivals, the Stanford Cardinal.
The California Golden Bears (7-13, 2-11 Pac-12) lost their fifth game in a row, 55-70, against the Stanford Cardinal (11-7, 7-5 Pac-12). The Golden Bears had hoped to win their third-straight game against the Cardinal, but a double-double from Stanford star Oscar da Silva, the Pac-12 Conference's scoring leader, ended that dream. De Silva completed the evening with 24 points, 11 rebounds, four assists, two steals and one block.
California, which has typically kept it close in games at Haas Pavilion, shot cold. Cal shot for 36% compared to Stanford's 54%.
And while Bradley had an eye-popping five three-pointers, the Cardinal were more accurate: connecting one out of three shots from downtown compared to Cal's 27% from behind the arc.
The Golden Bears will look to Super Bowl Sunday to break their losing streak and avenge Thursday night's loss. California travels to the Peninsula to play against Stanford at 7 p.m. PT.
Sigh...
Wake me when we're a competent program again.
i love andre kelly
Grant Anticivich is the 7th guy off your bench, not your #2 scorer
tell fox to recruit better
Ha, said DaneStopper in 2005....
not over yet tho
This Cal team is brutal...freshmen averaging 3 ppg or less are outplaying Cal's best. Sigh...
We have no answer in the paint....nothing new however.
without kelly
hopefully betley is finding his form again
That would be nice. Hopefully Lars Thiemann gives them anything...ANYTHING
or thorpe. two wastes
I've already seen enough of Jared Hyder...bricked 3, lost on D, and a turnover. Yuck.
I mean, Hyder could work himself into a functional role player, but he hurts them now.
Go Bears!