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Cal's Rogers carries on despite heart condition
BERKELEY (AP) - For two years, Tierra Rogers cried herself to sleep each night as California's basketball team moved forward without her.
No. 13 Missouri beats Stanford
PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas (AP) - Stanford was staying with Missouri despite giving the 13th-ranked Tigers plenty of extra opportunities to score.
Pacific beats Xavier
ANAHEIM (AP) - Trevin Harris scored 16 points Thursday and Pacific held on to beat Xavier 70-67 in the opener of the DirecTV Classic.
Stanford doubles down on upsetting No. 1 teams
STANFORD (AP) - During the football team's most recent "movie night" held before every game, Stanford coach David Shaw quieted his players to announce that the women's basketball team had beaten top-ranked Baylor. The room erupted in excitement, and Shaw shushed everybody again to make one more statement.
California fires coach Jeff Tedford
BERKELEY (AP) - Jeff Tedford made a downtrodden program relevant as coach at California, putting out competitive teams for a decade, developing dozens of NFL players and spearheading a facilities upgrade.
UC Davis holds on to defeat Sacramento State
DAVIS (AP) - Randy Wright tossed an 8-yard scoring pass to Taylor Sloat with 10:35 left in the game, allowing UC Davis to rally for a 34-27 victory over Sacramento State on Saturday.
California loses 62-14 to No. 15 Oregon State
CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) - Now, the focus shifts to Jeff Tedford.
Stanford upsets No. 1 Oregon
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - As Stanford's game-winning field goal tumbled through the goal posts, Oregon running back Kenjon Barner fell to his knees in dejection. With a clear path to the BCS championship game, the speedy Ducks slipped up.
Olympian Franklin signs to swim for Cal
Missy Franklin pranked California women's swimming coach Teri McKeever when it came time for the five-time Olympic medalist to announce her choice of college.
Oregon overcomes injuries to move to No. 1 at Cal’s expense
BERKELEY (AP) - Oregon's defensive line was so depleted that backup tight end Koa Ka'ai and two other freshmen were pressed into emergency duty.
College football capsules
No. 13 Oregon State falls to No. 16 Stanford 27-23 STANFORD (AP) - Oregon State's best chance at a Pac-12 title and possibly a Rose Bowl berth seemed well within its grasp. In an instant, all those dreams slipped away. Cody Vaz threw for 226 yards and a touchdown and had an otherwise solid start washed away with a fourth quarter fumble, and No. 13 Oregon State lost 27-23 on Saturday to drop back in ...
Colorado bottled up by No. 15 Stanford, 48-0
BOULDER, Colo. (AP) - To console his downtrodden team, Colorado coach Jon Embree delivered a rather simple postgame message: Things will get better.
No ligament damage for Cal QB Maynard
BERKELEY (AP) - California quarterback Zach Maynard has no ligament damage in his injured left knee and his status for this week's game against No. 2 Oregon remains in doubt.
Stanford sloppy in win over Wash. St .; defense saves game
STANFORD (AP) - With the season more than halfway over, quarterback Josh Nunes has shown little progress in his development. The wide receivers are hardly creating any separation, and a young offensive line is still plagued by inconsistency.
Dunn’s 2 100-yard returns lift Utah 49-27 over Cal Berkeley
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Reggie Dunn had all the right moves for Utah in setting a school record with two 100-yard kickoff returns in a 49-27 victory over California on Saturday night.
Articles by Section - Collegiate Sports
Stanford’s Carter sets college 400 hurdle mark
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - English Gardner's wince became a smile at the NCAA track and field championships.
By running elite camps, Rivals gains control
NEW YORK (AP) - As recruiting coverage becomes more competitive, Rivals.com has come up with a way to help separate itself from the pack.
Iowa State’s Saina wins 10k at NCAA championships
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Iowa State senior Betsy Saina was so disappointed by her second-place finish in the 5,000 meters at the NCAA indoor championships that she resolved to end her college career on a better note.
Penn State trustees hope sanctions reconsidered
NEW YORK (AP) - Penn State's trustees are on a mission to promote the reforms they have enacted as a result of the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal, hoping their record might persuade the NCAA to reconsider its crippling penalties against the university before they are due to expire in 2018.
Placer’s Vanderdoes switches to UCLA
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Notre Dame said Tuesday it will not release a standout high school recruit from his letter of intent before he enrolls at UCLA later this month, meaning he can't play football for the Bruins this fall and will lose a season of eligibility.
Ohio St. president retires after Notre Dame jabs
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio State University President Gordon Gee abruptly announced his retirement Tuesday after he came under fire for jokingly referring to "those damn Catholics" at Notre Dame and poking fun at the academic quality of other schools.
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