BERKELEY - The California football team will return home on Saturday after a upset victory over No. 14/12 Washington on the road this past weekend. The Bears moved to 2-0 and now must deal with the North Texas Mean Green at California Memorial Stadium. The game will kickoff at 1:15 p.m. PT and be broadcast on Pac-12 Bay Area. 

HOW TO WATCH
- The California vs. North Texas game, set for 1:15 p.m. PT, is available for Pac-12 Networks subscribers via the Pac-12 Now app (in high-definition), now available on Apple TV, as well as for iOS and Android devices and Pac-12.com/now. 
- If you have any Pac-12 Networks channel on your TV, you should have access to all seven of our channels via the Pac-12 Now app. As a subscriber, you can login to the Pac-12 Now app, or on Pac-12.com, with your TV provider information.
- The game will also air in its entirety on Pac-12 Bay Area. To find the correct channel number for Pac-12 Bay Area in your area, please visit GetPac12Networks.com and enter your zip code in the channel finder. 
- Enjoying the game on your TV is also possible via the Pac-12 Now app by either by downloading the app on Apple TV or "casting" to your TV with a Google Chromecast (some newer Smart TV's also have "casting" abilities built in).
- For more information on the Pac-12 Now app, please see here on Pac-12.com. 

CAL TO HOLD BAY AREA'S LARGEST T-SHIRT TOSS AT HALFTIME
- The Fog City Swampers will play at tailgate town prior to the game as they play cover songs from classic rock & roll bands.   
- Cal will host the Bay Area's Largest T-Shirt Toss at halftime as there will be 10,000 shirts thrown into the stands. 
- March To Victory (10:30 a.m.)
- Boy Scout & Girl Scout Scavenger Hunt (11:30 A.M.)
- Team of the Game: Rugby (Tailgate Town - 11:45 A.M.)
- Polynesian Heritage Celebration  
- Teacher and Staff Appreciation Event
- Cal Band
- Student Giveaway – TANK TOP 

TOPPLING RANKED OPPONENTS
- Cal toppled No. 14/12 Washington, 20-19, in their Pac-12 opener on Saturday. 
- It was the fourth consecutive season that Cal defeated a top 15 opponent; Cal also defeated No. 13 Washington in 2018, No. 8 Washington State in 2017 and No. 11 Texas in 2016. 
- The Bears have won two of their past three games against ranked opponents.  
- Cal defeated a top 15 team on the road for the first time since defeating No. 14 Stanford in 2009
- Cal has held nine consecutive opponents under 25 points, including four opponents who did not score more than a single touchdown. 
- The Bears trailed 10-0 to both UC Davis and Washington, but Cal has outscored opponents, 31-12, in the second half and 47-22 after the first quarter. 
- Cal has started the season 2-0 for the third consecutive season, every year of Justin Wilcox's tenure. In each of the previous years the Bears moved to 3-0. 

WEAVER NAMED NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 
- Preseason All-American Evan Weaver recorded 18 tackles, 2.0 TFLs and a forced fumble in Cal's win over No. 14/12 Washington.
- After his performance, Weaver was named National Defensive Player of the Week by the Walter Camp Award, College Sports Madness, Bronko Nagurski Trophy, Lott IMPACT Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award, the Reese's Senior Bowl Defensive Senior of the Week and the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week. 
- Weaver now has nine straight games with 10+ tackles. 
- He leads the NCAA with 10.0 solo tackles and ranks second with 15.0 total tackles per game. 
- Weaver has 260 career tackles, moving past Mychal Kendricks into 10th on Cal's all-time list. 

GENERATING EXPLOSIVE PLAYS ON OFFENSE 
- Last season, Cal generated five or more explosive plays of 20+ yards in three of the team's 13 games, the Golden Bears have done that in each of their first two games of the 2019 season. 
- Cal opened the season with seven explosive plays of 20+ yards vs. UC Davis. That was more than the Bears had in all but one game during the 2018 season (Oregon State, 8). 
- The Bears generated five 20+ yard plays in the win over No. 14/12 Washington.
- QB Chase Garbers had a career-high 238 yards passing in the season-opener vs. UC Davis and notched three completions of 30+ yards. He had a total of five passes of 30+ yards in 2018. 
- Garbers' five completions of 20+ yards vs. UC Davis was the most he's had in a game at Cal, he added two more explosive plays vs. Washington.

BROWN & DANCY EMERGE AS 1-2 PUNCH IN RUNNING GAME
- Cal is averaging 212.5 yards per game rushing through two games, the most since finishing 2005 with an average of 235.2.
- Sophomore Christopher Brown Jr. carried the offensive load in the season opener vs. UC Davis as he had 36 carries for 197 yards and a touchdown. 
- The 197 yards was the most by a Cal player in their first start in recorded history. The most recent running back to top 100 yards in their first career start was Jahvid Best, who had 111 yards in the 2008 season opener against Michigan State.
- Brown's 197 yards was the 20th-best rushing performance in school history.  
- Brown's 36 carries were the most by a Cal running back since Shane Vereen had 42 in 2009 Big Game win at Stanford.
- He ranks seventh in the NCAA and first in the Pac-12 in rushing yards (158.0). 
- Brown ranks 11th in the NCAA and first in the Pac-12 in all-purpose yards (277).
- Marcel Dancy emerged against Washington, rushing seven times for 72 yards and two touchdowns as he provided an excellent change-of-pace to Brown's bruising style.

CRAWFORD EMERGES AMONGST BALANCED RECEIVING CORPS 
- Michigan transfer Kekoa Crawford debuted with a notable performace against UC Davis. He caught three passes for 84 yards and two touchdowns. He added a team-best 48 yards receiving including a crucial 27-yard reception to set up the game-winning field goal. 
- Crawford is tied for 21st in the NCAA and third in the Pac-12 with two receiving touchdowns. 
- Cal spread the ball around with seven wide receivers and three tight ends seeing significant time. Crawford was one of 10 receivers to catch a pass in the opener, with two more receiving targets.  
- Nikko Remigio had a career-high 46 receiving yards on four catches vs. UC Davis.

CAL PLAYS NORTH TEXAS FOR FIRST TIME
- This will be the first matchup between Cal and North Texas. 
- Cal is 8-12 all-time against teams from the state of Texas: Baylor (1-2), Houston (2-0), Rice (1-1), SMU (0-1), TCU (0-1), Texas (2-5), Texas A&M (2-1) and Texas Tech (0-1).  
- Cal is 4-2 all-time vs. current members of Conference USA: Louisiana Tech (1-1), Rice (1-1) and Southern Miss (2-0).
- The Bears are 7-0 in non-conference games under Justin Wilcox collecting wins over UNC (twice), Ole Miss, BYU, Idaho State, Weber State and UC Davis. 
- Cal has gone 12-1 over the past 13 non-conference games, including two wins over Texas. 
- Cal has 10 players on the team from the state of Texas: Josh Drayden (DeSoto), Cameron Goode (Spring), Isaiah Humphries (Rowlett), Myles Jernigan (Grand Prairie), McKade Mettauer (The Woodlands), Joseph Ogunbanjo (Houston), Tevin Paul (Austin), Miles Williams (Mansfield), Craig Woodson (Grand Prairie) and Curley Young Jr. (Pflugerville).   
- 6 of the 10 Texans joined the Bears within the last year including Penn State transfer Humphries and high schoolers Jernigan, Mettauer, Williams, Woodson and Young.