In a challenging matchup, Cal hosted Virginia on November first, but struggled to keep pace, ultimately falling 31-21. Virginia's J’Mari Taylor shone with 105 rushing yards and two TDs, while Cal's offense, led by QB Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele, managed only 8 rushing yards. Injuries to key players, including linebacker Cade Uluave and safety Aiden Manutai, further hindered Cal's efforts. Despite a late touchdown, Virginia's defense secured the win with two late interceptions, leaving Cal with a 5-4 record and slim bowl game hopes. Upcoming matches against Louisville, Stanford, and SMU pose further challenges for the Bears, as they strive to secure at least one more win to remain bowl eligible.
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