Coverage from Cal's main day one press conference with head coach Justin Wilcox, QB Devin Brown, DT Aidan Keanaaina and MLB Cade Uluave

We go position group by position group and provide grades on whether the roster has taken a step forward or back - Now the Defense

We take a pre Fall Camp peak into the Bears opponents in the first half of their 2025 slate

An almost entirely new coaching staff with potentially nine new starters and close to 80% turnover of the two deep depth chart spells meaningful change for the Bears. We go deep on what fans might expect from this new Offense

We count down the essential and irreplaceable Bears as Fall Camp Approaches. The players who will be counted on the most. In this article, we'll go through #5 down to #1

We count down the essential and irreplaceable Bears as Fall Camp Approaches. The players who will be counted on the most. In this article, we'll go through #10 down to #6

We count down the essential and irreplaceable Bears as Fall Camp Approaches. The players who will be counted on the most. In this article, we'll go through #15 down to #11

We count down the essential and irreplaceable Bears as Fall Camp Approaches. The players who will be counted on the most. We'll start with #20 down to #16

For the first time since taking on their newly-created roles at Stanford and Cal, former NFL quarterback Andrew Luck and former NFL linebacker and head coach Ron Rivera sit down to talk college athletics, women’s leadership with ESPN's Mina Kimes

We go position group by position group and provide grades on whether the roster has taken a step forward or back - First the Offense

Two fifth year starters depart while Cal welcomes five newcomers to the position. A wholesale changing of the guard will take place on the back end of the Bears defense. This position has been a consistent strength for the defense under Wilcox. Will that continue in 2025?

In todays College Football, it's all about passing and that means there's no position more important on defense than those that cover wide receivers, confuse QBs and have to make tackles in space. Cal lost its entire starting unit from 2024, what will 2025 bring?

Cal may play only two of them on the field at a time, yet this group has been the beating heart of the Bears defense for 8 years now. They lose an NFL draft choice and gain a potential another one to compliment the return of star Cade Uluave.

In Cal's 3-4 or even 2-4-5 defensive configuration, these are your edge rushers, your outside run containers and the occasional droppers into pass coverage. Almost the entire unit has been turned over - what's to be expected

Cal will have a lot of new faces in the back eight of the defense, with the big boys up front sporting more familiar faces. As a result, this is a group that will be asked to be the unquestioned leaders of the 2025 Defense.

Nothing stirs up the latent energy of the college football fan than off season discussions about signal callers. Given Cal lost its Big Game hero in Fernando Mendoza only to add former five star HS recruits, this topic is particularly spicy as the team heads into Summer workouts

Like many areas of the Bears offense, the Tight End room got a fulsome remodel in the offseason with plenty of players coming and going. With Bryan Harsin looking to play a more physical brand of football, the play of the TEs could be a swing factor in the offense's performance

While most of the roster additions were done in the Winter portal, Cal did have some movement in the OL room this Spring with the depth chart remaining relatively murky following Spring ball