Join Mike Pawlawski as he takes a deep dive into Cal's offensive line with Coach Angus McClure in this excerpted and transcripted view of the Podcast

The Bears hit the field for the second scrimmage of spring, continue to make progress

Garbers connects with Crawford on a bomb. Center position looking strong.

With Michael Saffell's unexpected medical retirement, the Bears are looking for a new man in the middle. We take a deeper look at the candidates and project how things might unfold along the Offensive Line as Cal heads into camp

'This is the first time in my career where in spring football we had three solid groups ...I have never had the numbers we had this spring. It was very positive.' -- Angus McClure

Just a season after their unit was decimated by covid protocols, Cal's offensive line looks poised to have more experienced, viable depth than at any time in recent memory

Under Justin Wilcox, Cal's overall offensive performance has been stuck in neutral. Among the underlying causes has been the perception of poor Offensive Line play. Bear Insider has shared statistics and analysis supporting that view. Today, we take a deeper dive and find ourselves surprised.

Versatile group provides leadership and energy

Coming off a season where their O-line has been drastically limited at times, the Bears will look to flip the script with a fairly deep and talented line next season

With four days till the Bears take the field again after their bye week, practice prep for Saturday's showdown with OSU continued, with OC Beau Baldwin on the media banner today

Bears are shuffling positions, using inexperienced players.

After a disappointing loss to ASU last weekend, the Bears needed a strong effort at Oregon to keep their season from being derailed. But is a competitive, 17-7 loss to #13 Oregon enough to stem the tide heading into their bye?

Following Cal's hard-fought 17-7 loss at Oregon, Cal head coach Justin Wilcox, offensive lineman Matt Cindric, safety Ashtyn Davis, linebacker Kuony Deng and quarterback Devon Modster faced the media to talk about the game

Beau Baldwin says some of Tuesday's plays need 'cleaned-up' but isn't concerned

Offensive linemen say unity off the field will lead to success on it.

The revitalizing of Cal's Offense in 2019 will require a solid foundation up front. Some Spring limitations from returning starters and a bevy of youngsters will make the upcoming practices a free for all as the pecking order is established heading into Fall Camp.

Versatile freshman lineman trying a new position. Bears like his progress.