The reviews are highly positive as 2020 Cal offensive signees share their thoughts on Cal's hiring of veteran NFL offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave.

Bishop Amat running back Damien Moore talks about signing with Cal and future plans

Bear Insider takes a look at the 2020 Cal football recruiting class with position breakdowns, stats and thoughts from Cal head coach Justin Wilcox on each player

The Bears are expected to sign most of their 2020 class commits today on the first day of the early signing period. Follow along as the LOI's roll in.

You have to have them to win conference championships.   We've been bereft of them the past few years and that's been the one area where Wilcox and his staff have not yet achieved their goals in recruiting. However, there are a few potential big-time playmakers lurking on the roster and in the pros

With the high school football playoffs now in full swing, it is time to check in on our Cal commits and see how they did this past week. Let’s find out who will be moving on, and who will be going home.

With a big group of 2020 and 2021 visitors on hand for Friday night's showdown with ASU, the Bears shake off frustrating loss to make a strong impression on the talented group of athletes.

5-10/185 Bishop Amat (La Puente, CA) running back Damien Moore became the 15th commitment of Cal's 2020 class with his verbal commitment to the Bears today

5-10/185 Bishop Amat (La Puente, CA) running back Damien Moore was in town with his family for an official visit over the weekend, joining fellow recruits Chris Street, Matt Sykes and Elijah Jackson in Berkeley