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California Golden Bears
NameCalifornia Golden Bears
UniversityUniversity of California, Berkeley
ConferencePac-12 Conference
DivisionNCAA Division I
DirectorJim Knowlton

California Golden Bears are the athletic teams that represent the University of California, Berkeley, a public research university located in Berkeley, California. The university's athletic program has a rich history, with its teams competing in the Pac-12 Conference and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) NCAA Division I. The Golden Bears have a long-standing rivalry with neighboring universities, including Stanford University and University of Southern California. The team's colors are Blue and Gold, which are also the official colors of the University of California, Berkeley and the State of California.

History

The California Golden Bears have a storied history, with their athletic program dating back to the late 19th century. The team has won numerous championships, including NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship titles in 1959 and 1960, under the leadership of coaches like Pete Newell and Ben Braun. The Golden Bears have also had success in other sports, such as football, with notable coaches like Jeff Tedford and Sonny Dykes. The team has produced many notable athletes, including Jackie Jensen, a Heisman Trophy winner in 1951, and Jason Kidd, a Naismith Trophy winner in 1994. The Golden Bears have also competed in various Olympic Games, with athletes like Ryan Murphy (swimmer) and Natalie Coughlin winning Olympic medals.

Teams

The California Golden Bears have a total of 30 teams, including California Golden Bears football, California Golden Bears men's basketball, and California Golden Bears women's basketball. The team has also had success in other sports, such as California Golden Bears baseball, California Golden Bears softball, and California Golden Bears volleyball. The Golden Bears have produced many notable athletes, including Desean Jackson, a Pro Bowl wide receiver, and Alex Morgan, a FIFA Women's World Cup champion. The team has also competed in various NCAA championships, including the NCAA Men's Division I Soccer Championship and the NCAA Women's Division I Soccer Championship. The Golden Bears have also had success in rowing, with the team winning several Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships.

Rivals

The California Golden Bears have a long-standing rivalry with several universities, including Stanford University, University of Southern California, and University of California, Los Angeles. The team's rivalry with Stanford is particularly notable, with the two teams competing in the Big Game (football) and the Stanford-California rivalry. The Golden Bears have also had a rivalry with University of Oregon, with the two teams competing in the Pac-12 Conference. The team has also competed against other notable universities, including University of Washington, Arizona State University, and University of Arizona. The Golden Bears have also had success against Notre Dame Fighting Irish, with the team winning several games against the Irish.

Facilities

The California Golden Bears have several facilities, including California Memorial Stadium, Haas Pavilion, and Evans Diamond. The team's football stadium, California Memorial Stadium, has a seating capacity of over 63,000 and is located in the Berkeley Hills. The team's basketball arena, Haas Pavilion, has a seating capacity of over 11,000 and is located on the University of California, Berkeley campus. The team's baseball stadium, Evans Diamond, has a seating capacity of over 2,500 and is located on the University of California, Berkeley campus. The Golden Bears have also used other facilities, including AT&T Park and Levi's Stadium.

Traditions

The California Golden Bears have several traditions, including the University of California, Berkeley fight song, Sons of California. The team's mascot is Oski the Bear, a costumed bear who attends games and events. The Golden Bears have also had several notable cheerleaders, including The California Golden Bears Cheer Squad. The team has also had several notable band directors, including Robert O. Briggs and James Berdahl. The Golden Bears have also had several notable traditions, including the Big Game (football) bonfire and the Stanford-California rivalry.

Notable_alumni

The California Golden Bears have produced many notable alumni, including Jackie Jensen, a Heisman Trophy winner, and Jason Kidd, a Naismith Trophy winner. The team has also produced several notable athletes, including Desean Jackson, a Pro Bowl wide receiver, and Alex Morgan, a FIFA Women's World Cup champion. The Golden Bears have also produced several notable coaches, including Pete Newell and Jeff Tedford. The team has also produced several notable administrators, including Jim Knowlton and Sandy Barbour. The Golden Bears have also had several notable alumni in other fields, including Steve Wozniak, a Apple Inc. co-founder, and Gregory Peck, a Academy Award winner. Category:University of California, Berkeley athletics

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