I like the list. Here are some notable favs of mine in BOLD. It's not that I'm saying the SI list is wrong, but I only included the 'modern era'. This list only included FB, MBB, WBB and a few of the super stars from the other sports such as Alex Morgan. Many stars from other sports such as VB, BVB, SB (I think I saw one), etc weren't include
0 JOHNNY OLSZEWSKI, football: Led Bears in rushing three years in a row, including 1,008 yards as a sophomore in 1950. Earned All-America honors as a senior. Also: Jaylen Brown, basketball.
1 DeSEAN JACKSON, football: First-team All-Pac-10 receiver and punt return specialist in 2006 who has caught 598 career passes, including 55 touchdowns, in 12 NFL seasons. Also: Kristina Thorson, softball; Ayinde Ubaka, basketball; Marvin Jones, football; Carli Lloyd, volleyball.
2 NNAMDI ASOMUGHA, football: After collecting seven interceptions in three seasons at Cal, he was a four-time first- or second-team All-Pro selection at cornerback in the NFL and was named to multiple all-decade teams for the 2000s. Also: Sylvie Monnet, volleyball; Jorge Gutierrez, basketball
3 JEROME RANDLE, basketball: The Pac-10 Player of the Year as a senior and Cal's career scoring leader, Randle guided the Bears to 2010 Pac-10 title its first in 50 years. Also: Brian Treggs, football; Shareef Abdur-Rahim, basketball; Bobby Shaw, football; Monty Buckley, basketball.
4 RUSSELL WHITE, football: Rushed for 1,000 yards for three straight seasons to become Cal's career leader. Returned a kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown against defending national champion Miami the first time he touched the ball at Memorial Stadium. Also: Jahvid Best, football; Al Grigsby, basketball.
5 JASON KIDD, basketball: First-team All-American as sophomore and Cal's greatest player ever. Became a 10-time NBA All-Star and ranks second on the all-time lists for assists and steals to earn Naismith Hall of Fame honors. Also: Mark Canha, baseball.
8 AARON RODGERS, football: Cal has had a lot of terrific quarterbacks Rodgers is the best. With the Green Bay Packers, he boasts the No. 1 career NFL passer rating and has thrown 364 touchdowns. Also: Deltha O'Neal, football.
9 MIKE PAWLAWSKI, football: Earned co-Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year, passing for 21 touchdowns, while leading the Bears to a 10-2 record in 1991 and a victory over Clemson in the New Year's Day Citrus Bowl. Also: C.J. Anderson, football, James Looney, football.
10 STEVE BARTKOWSKI, football: Was No. 1 overalll NFL draft pick in 1975 after leading the nation in passing the previous fall. Bartkowski also was an All-America baseball player for the Bears. Also: Mia Jerkov, volleyball; Marshawn Lynch, football.
11 KEVIN JOHNSON, basketball: Lightning-fast guard was briefly Cal's career scoring leader. Over 13 NBA seasons, KJ averaged 17.9 points and 9.1 assists and played in three All-Star Games. Later served eight years as mayor of his hometown of Sacramento. Also: Roy Riegels, football; Troy Taylor, football.
13 ALEX MORGAN, soccer: One of the world's most recognizable athletes in her sport, Morgan helped lead the way to U.S. titles at the 2016 Olympics and 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. Also: Colleen Galloway, basketball; Daymeion Hughes, football.
15 EARL ROBINSON, basketball: A star on Pete Newell's early teams , Robinson served as team captain in 1957-58. He also excelled on the baseball diamond. Also: Brian Hendrick, basketball; Brittany Boyd, basketball; Marcus Semien, baseball; Cheryl Westberg, softball.
16 - JARED GOFF, football: Broke every Cal passing record, became the No. 1 overall NFL draft pick and helped the Rams to a Super Bowl. Also: Chuck Hanger, basketball; Dave Barr, football.
20 ANDREW VAUGHN, baseball: Earned Golden Spikes Award as nation's best baseball player in 2018 after batting .402 with 23 home runs. Also: Russ Critchfield, basketball; Justin Forsett, football; Valerie Arioto, softball.
21 LAMOND MURRAY, basketball: Averaged 24.2 points per game as a junior while playing alongside Jason Kidd in 1993-94 before a 10-year NBA career. Also: Sean Lampley, basketball; Keenan Allen, football; Alexis Gray-Lawson, basketball; Reshanda Gray, basketball; Denny Fitzpatrick, basketball; Jeff Kent, baseball.
23 BOB McKEEN, basketball: Big man held Cal's career scoring record from 1955 until '87, when Kevin Johnson broke it. Also: Allen Crabbe, basketball; Patrick Christopher, basketball.
31 KRISTINE ANIGWE, basketball: Led the nation in rebounding and set Cal's career scoring mark as a senior in 2018-19. Also: Mark McNamara, basketball.
34 SHANE VEREEN, football: After rushing for 1,167 yards with 13 touchdowns in 2010, Vereen played seven NFL seasons, helping the New England Patriots to two Super Bowls, with a championship after the 2011 season. Also: Joe Shipp, basketball; Ryan Anderson, basketball; Bob Dalton, basketball
44 TONY GONZALEZ, football: Most prolific pass-catching tight end in NFL history and played on Cal's 1997 Sweet 16 basketball team. Also: Leon Powe, basketball; Ansley Truitt, basketball; Ashley Walker, basketball; Bob Presley, basketball; Leonard Taylor, basketball.
45 JERROTT WILLARD, football: Prolific linebacker totaled 469 career tackles. Also: Mick Luckhurst, football; Stan Morrison, basketball.
47 HARDY NICKERSON, football: Future NFL star linebacker led the Bears in tackles from 1984 through '86 and was team MVP each season.
51 ALEX MACK, football: Two-time winner of the Morris Trophy as the Pac-10's best offensive lineman went on to become a six-time Pro Bowl center in the NFL.
52 TROY AUZENNE, football: First-team All-Pac-10 offensive tackle in 1991, Auzenne played five NFL seasons. Also: Brandon Mebane, football.
58 MACK TRAVIS, football: Nose guard won Defensive MVP honors after Cal's win over Clemson in the 1992 Citrus Bowl (following the 1991 season).
59 JORDAN KUNASZYK, football: Linebacker earned second-team All-Pac-12 honors in 2018 after totaling 148 tackles and forcing five fumbles.
61 RYAN O'CALLAGHAN, football: Two-time first-team All-Pac-10 offensive tackle who played six seasons in the NFL.
72 MITCHELL SCHWARTZ, football: First-team All-Pac-12 offensive tackle in 2011 who has started every game of his NFL career, including the Chiefs' win over the 49ers in this year's Super Bowl. Also: Proverb Jacobs, football.
75 TODD STEUSSIE, football: First-team All-Pac-10 pick at offensive tackle in 1992 and '93 who played 14 NFL seasons and twice was a Pro Bowl selection.
77 TARIK GLENN, football: A first-team All-Pac-10 offensive tackle in 1996, Glenn played 10 NFL seasons, making three Pro Bowl appearances and winning a Super Bowl with the Indianapolis Colts. Also: Jack Clark, football.
86 SEAN DAWKINS, football: Big-play receiver in 1992, with 65 catches for 1,070 yards and a school-record 14 touchdown receptions.
89 EVAN WEAVER, football: Nation's leading tackler last fall earned Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year and consensus All-America honors.
91 REGAN UPSHAW, football: A first-team All-Pac-10 pick in 1995, Upshaw played defensive end in the NFL for nine seasons.
97 CAMERON JORDAN, football: After compiling 16.5 sacks in his four seasons as a Cal defensive end, Jordan has totaled 87 in nine NFL seasons, including 15.5 last fall. Also: Andre Carter, football.