STANFORD, Calif. (AP) – Maxime Raynaud scored 15 points, Harrison Ingram had 14 and Stanford rolled to a 75-46 victory over California on Saturday night for its fourth straight win.
Isa Silva's 3-pointer just before halftime gave the Cardinal a 31-20 halftime lead. Stanford pulled away early in the second half with a 19-7 run, capped by Michael Jones' 3-pointer, and led 55-31 with 11:09 remaining. Ingram also had one of his two dunks during the stretch.
The Cardinal's largest lead was 37 points with 2:42 to play.
Raynaud and Ingram were a combined 12 of 21 from the field. The 7-foot-1 Raynaud also grabbed nine rebounds and had a career-high four steals and Ingram hit two 3-pointers. Brandon Angel added nine points and eight rebounds for Stanford (9-12, 3-7 Pac-12).
Sam Alajiki scored 13 points to lead Cal (3-18, 2-18 Pac-12).
Joel Brown and Kuany Kuany each made a 3-pointer early in the first half, but the Bears then went on to shoot 4 of 23 from the field and finished 6-of-29 (21%) shooting in the first half.
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The Bears travel to Boulder to face Colorado on Thursday, Feb. 2. The game will tip off at 7 p.m. PST on the Pac-12 Network from the CU Events Center.
Maybe he is trying to get himself fired so he can retire with a generous buy-out/severance.oskidunker said:
I am starting to believe that Fox is deliberately trying to harm Cal as pay back for fan complaints. He place fast paced the first time against Stanford showing what the team can do. The institutes slow down last night so fans will feel the pain he is feeling.Either that or he is just stupid, but not according to the tv announcers.
Fox did mention Stanford changed their defense. This time they switched on most of our screens. I thought they were long enough and quick enough the resulting mismatches weren't severe and they didn't give us the open shots we got in the previous game. Fox didn't say anything about how he failed to respond ...oskidunker said:
I am starting to believe that Fox is deliberately trying to harm Cal as pay back for fan complaints. He place fast paced the first time against Stanford showing what the team can do. The institutes slow down last night so fans will feel the pain he is feeling.Either that or he is just stupid, but not according to the tv announcers.
stu said:Fox did mention Stanford changed their defense. This time they switched on most of our screens. I thought they were long enough and quick enough the resulting mismatches weren't severe and they didn't give us the open shots we got in the previous game. Fox didn't say anything about how he failed to respond ...oskidunker said:
I am starting to believe that Fox is deliberately trying to harm Cal as pay back for fan complaints. He place fast paced the first time against Stanford showing what the team can do. The institutes slow down last night so fans will feel the pain he is feeling.Either that or he is just stupid, but not according to the tv announcers.
BTW in the first game Cal scored 92, in the second 46. That's just half, with exactly the same lineup!
Chapman_is_Gone said:
Wow, the feminine-looking cursive "Golden Bears" across the chest is sooooo intimidating looking.
Maybe that's a small part of the problem.
calumnus said:Chapman_is_Gone said:
Wow, the feminine-looking cursive "Golden Bears" across the chest is sooooo intimidating looking.
Maybe that's a small part of the problem.
It is a horrible look, but it is not part of the problem. It is a symptom of the problem which is a very poorly run athletic department headed by an incompetent athletic director that is a horrible fit for Cal and cannot even get the small things right.
