Cal, Stanford, and San Jose State pursue bowl eligibility in college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 11:05 PM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

California, Stanford, and San Jose State are all competing this week as they seek to secure bowl bids. The Cal Bears, currently 3-6 and struggling in their season, face Virginia. Head coach Tosh Lupoi emphasized growth as they conclude their season with three ACC games. Meanwhile, Stanford and San Jose State also aim to improve their standings amid challenging schedules. Cal's performance against Virginia will be critical, especially with their offense attempting to recover from a series of poor outings, and the Cavaliers bringing their own struggles to the matchup this week.
- •Cal Bears are 3-6 heading into a critical game against Virginia.
- •Stanford and San Jose State also looking to secure bowl eligibility.
- •Cal emphasizes growth amid turmoil in their program.
- •Virginia has struggled offensively, averaging just 12 points per game lately.
- •Upcoming games are crucial for determining respective bowl bids.
- 11:05 PMYahoo Sports — Cal, Stanford and San Jose State all playing to keep college football bowl bids alive
"The Cal Bears hope to put recent turmoil behind them and turn their season around, while Stanford and San Jose State entertain higher hopes with all three teams on the road.
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