The California Golden Bears face the UCLA Bruins on Friday, Nov. 25 in college football week 13, and here is all the info you need to watch it.
Another disappointing year in Westwood in 2017. The Bruins were expected to be competing with their rivals for the Pac-12 South crown this year. Josh Rosen was expected to be competing for the Heisman Trophy, and UCLA was expecting to possibly be competing for a playoff spot. Sadly for Bruin fans, their season has fallen flat on their own expectations.
The Bruins are 5-6 this year, and earlier this week, they fired the coach who had given them two 10 win seasons, something that has not happened at UCLA in a long time. The Bruins are incredibly banged up this year, but that has not stopped Josh Rosen. He has thrown for over 3500 yards and 24 touchdowns. His top target was Darren Andrews, who was lost for the season against Utah, but Jordan Lasley has taken his place very nicely, including a massive game last week against the Trojans. Lasley hauled in ten receptions for over 200 yards and three scores. If UCLA is going to win this game, Rosen and Lasley will have to be on point again.
The Cal Bears really had no expectations coming into this year. They hired a new head coach in Justin Wilcox, and expectations were that the Bears would finish at the bottom of the Pac-12. With the expectations so low, Wilcox has definitely exceeded expectations. The Bears are one win away from becoming bowl eligible and have had a much different year offensively.
Ross Bowers has thrown for over 2,700 yards and 17 touchdowns. Bowers has not been the only one carrying this offense, however. he has two tremendous weapons at his disposal. Patrick Laird has rushed for over 900 yards and eight touchdowns, while Vic Wharton III has over 800 yards receiving and five touchdowns. If Cal wants to win this game, they will be leaning heavily on those three weapons.
Fans can find this game on FS1 on Friday night. That means that fans can go to FoxSports.com or the FoxSportsGo app and log in using your cable or satellite log in information to access it. There is also FuboTV, which is an online streaming option that requires a paid membership to use the service.
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Details for Friday’s game are below:
Date: Friday, Nov. 24
Start Time: 1030 ET
Location: Pasadena, CA
Stadium: Rose Bowl
TV Info: FS1
Live Stream: FoxSportsGo, FuboTV
Can Josh Rosen go out a winner for UCLA or can Cal get the win?