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Background on Raiders undrafted rookie quarterback Chase Garbers from California: 6-2, 215 pounds; Garbers started 34 of the 36 games he appeared in at Cal, posting a 19-15 record as starting quarterback and finishing fourth among the school's all-time leaders in total offense (7,756 yards). That would be behind quarterback Jared Goff (12,086 yards), quarterback Troy Taylor (8,236) and quarterback Kyle Boller (7,811) - Raiders.com and Cal record book

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QB Chase Garbers, California
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05/16/22 - Odua Isibor, rSr/2023, California, 6-2, 260 (DS#999 OLB) + More +

After five years in the UCLA program, defensive lineman Odua Isibor decided to enter the transfer portal on April 21. Now, Isibor announced on his twitter account his transfer commitment to one of UCLA's Pac-12 rivals, as he is going to play out his sixth season of eligibility with the California Golden Bears. Isibor totaled 57 tackles with nine tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, two forced fumbles, and one fumble recovery in his five-year collegiate career so far. This past season, he had 14 tackles with 4.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, and one forced fumble. Last season, Cal had the fourth-best defense in the Pac-12 in terms of yards allowed per game (366.7). The Golden Bears also allowed 22.3 points per game (third-best in Pac-12), 137.2 rushing yards (fifth-best) and 229.5 passing yards (seventh-best). - Odua Isibor Twitter and other online sources

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OLB Odua Isibor, California
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04/24/22 - Odua Isibor, rSr/2023, California, 6-2, 260 (DS#999 OLB) + More +

UCLA's defensive ranks were further thinned Wednesday when veteran defensive lineman Odua Isibor announced he was entering the transfer portal, becoming the second member of the team to depart since the start of spring practice. Linebacker Caleb Johnson made a similar move two weeks ago. One of the last remaining holdovers from the Jim Mora era, Isibor was a contender to start this season at defensive tackle after having become a regular member of the playing rotation over his final four seasons in the program. He was a part-time starter in 2021 and made 14 tackles, including 4½ for losses, to go with one forced fumble. - Los Angeles Times

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OLB Odua Isibor, California
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12/21/21 - Patrick McMorris, rSr/2024, California, 6-0, 207 (DS#14 SS) + More +

2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM (COACHES): DB - Patrick McMorris, Jr., San Diego State,...McMorris is also on the MW first team in his first year as the starting 'Aztec' in SDSU's vaunted 3-3-5 defense. McMorris has a team-high 79 tackles (48 solo), including 2.5 tackles for loss, three interceptions for 36 yards, eight pass breakups and a 15-yard fumble recovery. Since the start of the 3-3-5 defense at San Diego State in 2009, only Nat Berhe (2013) and McMorris (2021) have earned first-team all-MW accolades as an 'Aztec', while Berhe (2012) is the only other 'Aztec' to even make a second team over that span. - San Diego State Football

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SS Patrick McMorris, California
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12/17/21 - Chase Garbers, rSr/2022, California, 6-2, 215 (DS#17 QB) + More +

The face of Cal football for the past four years is on the move. Redshirt senior quarterback Chase Garbers announced via Twitter on Dec. 14 that he is declaring for the 2022 NFL draft. While sporting a blue and gold uniform, Garbers has thrown for 6,580 total yards and boasts 1,174 total yards on the ground. During the fall 2021 season, the Newport Beach local surpassed former Cal quarterback Joe Kapp as the program's all-time lead rushing quarterback and ranked within the Pac-12's top three quarterbacks for total offense. Garbers' decision follows a series of announcements made by a number of graduating Bears, including Nikko Remigio, Trevon Clark and Christopher Brooks. Stretched thin of former starters, Cal will have to rely heavily upon younger faces to fill gaping voids next season. - Daily Californian

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QB Chase Garbers, California
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12/15/21 - Landon Morris, rSr/2026, California, 6-5, 230 (DS#999 TE) + More +

Former Syracuse tight end Landon Morris announced on Twitter that he has committed to join the University of Utah football program, becoming the second transfer from the Orange this week to land at a Power-Five destination. Morris' announcement follows one made by former quarterback Tommy DeVito (Illinois) over the weekend. Utah went 10-3 last season and is currently preparing to play Ohio State in the Rose Bowl. Morris never played in a game for Syracuse, arriving for training camp in the fall as a three-star recruit and ranked No. 82 among tight end prospects in the country by 247 Sports. When he first entered the transfer portal, Morris told 247 Sports that he didn't see himself being utilized in a pass-catching role at Syracuse, something he had anticipated following his recruitment. - The Post-Standard

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TE Landon Morris, California
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12/11/21 - Jake Tonges, rSr/2022, California, 6-4, 240 (DS#35 TE) + More +

On Dec. 9, former walk-on tight end turned scholarship starting tight end Jake Tonges entered the transfer portal, looking to find a new home away from Berkeley in 2022. Tonges totaled 47 receptions for 620 yards and four touchdowns at Cal over his career. Proclaimed as the "best tight end in the Pac-12" by fellow tight end Collin Moore, Tonges' seniority and presence in the locker room and on the field may be missed by Cal in the season to come. - Daily Californian

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TE Jake Tonges, California
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12/10/21 - Trevon Clark, Sr/2022, California, 6-3, 193 (DS#72 WR) + More +

On Wednesday night, two Bears who helped lead Cal football's offensive unit in the fall 2021 season announced their intention to leave. The first came from tight end Gavin Reinwald, who decided to enter the transfer portal as a graduate transfer. The second came from wide receiver Trevon Clark, who plans on declaring for the 2022 NFL draft. Clark was one of the star offensive weapons for Cal this season after leading the team with 658 receiving yards, four touchdown receptions and an average of 20.8 yards per catch that ranked first in the Pac-12. - Daily Californian

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WR Trevon Clark, California
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12/05/21 - Trey Paster, Sr/2024, California, 6-1, 220 (DS#999 ILB) + More +

Trey Paster scored on a 55-yard fumble return in the second quarter, California's defense made a clutch stop near the goal line, and the Golden Bears held off Southern California 24-14 in the season finale for both teams. Christopher Brooks added a pair of short scoring runs on a day when Cal's offense struggled reaching the end zone to help the Golden Bears (5-7, 4-5 Pac-12) to their first home win against the Trojans since 2003. "It means a lot to end the season with a victory," said Cal quarterback Chase Garbers, who was 18 of 21 for 177 yards. "Just the way this whole season has gone and what our team has done, it shows how big of a family we are. Had some ups and downs but came out on top tonight. The defense played lights out." Jaxson Dart, making his third start for USC (4-8, 3-6) in place of injured quarterback Kedon Slovis, threw a 45-yard touchdown before being forced out with an injury in the third quarter. It was USC's final game before new coach Lincoln Riley takes over next season. The game - which came a day after the Pac-12 championship game - was originally scheduled for Nov. 13 but was postponed three weeks due to COVID concerns within the Bears program. - California/AP College Football

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ILB Trey Paster, California
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12/04/21 - Isaiah Ifanse, rSr/2024, California, 5-08, 205 (DS#47 RB) + More +

Freshman quarterback Tommy Mellott ran for 183 yards, Isaiah Infanse added 176 yards, and Montana State dominated UT Martin on Saturday, defeating the Skyhawks 26-7 in a second-round game of the FCS playoffs. Montana State outgained UT Martin 438 yards to 178 yards and kept the Skyhawks offense out of the end zone. The Skyhawks' only score was a 68-yard fumble return by Jay Woods. Mellott's 1-yard run was the first score of the game and the Bobcats took a 10-7 halftime lead. His breakaway 73-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter put MSU ahead 19-7 and Infanse added a 17-yard run for the final score.

No. 8-seed Montana State (10-2) advanced to the quarterfinals against top-seed Sam Houston, which defeated Incarnate Word 49-42 on Saturday. UT Martin's Dresser Winn completed only 13 of 27 passes for 98 yards and Peyton Logan led the Skyhawks (10-3) with 71 yards rushing. The game featured UT Martin's stingy run defense (129 yards per game) against Montana State's potent rushing attack (219 ypg). However, the Bobcats were dominant on the ground, with 186 yards in the first half and 387 for the game. Mellott completed 8 of 20 passes for 51 yards. Linebacker Callahan O'Reilly led the MSU defense with 10 tackles, six solo. - Montana State/AP College Football

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RB Isaiah Ifanse, California
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11/26/21 - Isaiah Ifanse, rSr/2024, California, 5-08, 205 (DS#47 RB) + More +

2021 ALL-BIG SKY CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM (COACHES): RB Isaiah Ifanse, MSU,...Troy Andersen became Montana State's eighth Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year and five other Bobcats earned First Team All-Big Sky honors, the league announced on Tuesday. In all, 13 Bobcats landed all-conference honors for 2021. Offensively, three Bobcats received first team kudos. Junior Isaiah Ifanse (Bellevue, Washington) led the Big Sky with 1,258 rushing yards in 2021, fourth-most in the FCS and the eighth-best season in Bobcat history. - Montana State Football

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RB Isaiah Ifanse, California
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11/26/21 - Ryan Coe, rSr/2025, California, 6-2, 230 (DS#20 K) + More +

2021 ALL-CAA FOOTBALL THIRD TEAM (COACHES): Ryan Coe, Delaware, PK, Jr.,...Junior placekicker Ryan Coe put together a very strong season to earn his second all-conference selection. He connected on 37-of-40 of his total kicks, including going a perfect 23-of-23 on PAT attempts to extend his overall streak to 47-consecutive makes to start his career. Coe finished 14-of-17 on field goals, including making six of his eight tries from beyond 40 yards to tie a UD record and kicked three of the five longest field goals in CAA (53, 51, 48). - Delaware Football

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K Ryan Coe, California
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11/21/21 - Chase Garbers, rSr/2022, California, 6-2, 215 (DS#17 QB) + More +

Chase Garbers returned from a bout with COVID-19 to throw the longest pass in Big Game history, leading California to a 41-11 victory over Stanford on Saturday. Garbers was one of more than 20 players from Cal (4-6, 3-4 Pac-12) to miss the game at Arizona two weeks ago following a positive test. The Golden Bears had more than 40 positive tests in all for the program, leading to last week's game against Southern California to be postponed. But nearly all of those players were back on Saturday for the Big Game and Cal delivered a thorough beating of Stanford (3-8, 2-7) with 636 yards of offense, including 352 on the ground. Garbers delivered the biggest play with an 84-yard TD pass to Trevon Young to open the scoring in the second quarter. That broke the record for longest pass in the series, eclipsing the 82-yarder Brian Johnson threw to Walter Batson for Stanford in 1987.

Garbers added a 1-yard TD pass to Christopher Brooks later in the half to deliver Cal just its second win in the past 11 Big Games. Garbers ran and threw for a score two years ago in a 24-20 win at Stanford Stadium that was the Bears' only other win in the past 11 games against Stanford (3-8, 2-7). The Cardinal have dropped six straight games overall for their longest skid since losing their first nine games in 2006 under coach Walt Harris. Even the return of Tanner McKee made little difference for Stanford. He missed the past two games when the Cardinal were outscored by 66 points in losses to Utah and Oregon State and struggled to get much going on offense. Stanford was gashed again by big plays, allowing a 75-yard run to Brooks and a 76-yard TD run to Marcel Dancy in the third quarter. The Cardinal have allowed five TDs from scrimmage of more than 50 yards in the past three games. - California/AP College Football

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QB Chase Garbers, California
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10/31/21 - Chase Garbers, rSr/2022, California, 6-2, 215 (DS#17 QB) + More +

After three straight Pac-12 losses to open the season, California is starting to find its stride. Chase Garbers threw one of his three TD passes one play after a partially blocked punt and the Golden Bears beat Oregon State 39-25 Saturday. "We're certainly improving," Cal coach Justin Wilcox said. "There are guys who are developing and making some big plays in the game who are coming into their own a little bit. We are improving but the margins are so thin at this level of football and in our conference that there are going to be a handful of critical plays in the game that you have to find a way to make and I thought there were some big ones today." The biggest plays came in the closing seconds of the third quarter with Cal (3-5, 2-3 Pac-12) leading by seven points.

Chance Nolan couldn't connect with Trevon Bradford on a third-down pass and sent out Luke Loecher to punt. Nick Alftin got a piece of the kick and it went out of bounds 1 yard past the line of scrimmage. Garbers then went deep and connected on a 38-yard TD pass to Trevon Clark to make it 31-17 on the final play of the third quarter. The Beavers (5-3, 3-2) lost for the second time in three games and fell a game behind rival Oregon in the Pac-12 North. "There's nobody feeling sorry for themselves, because we put ourselves in this position," defensive back Jaydon Grant said. "We're the ones who came out and didn't execute. We're the ones who came out and got out-physicaled from top to bottom. We're the ones who are accountable for losing this game - not the coaches, not the game plan. It's us. It's not being able to execute for four quarters throughout the duration of the game. It's don't feel sorry for yourself and back to work tomorrow." Oregon State tried to mount a comeback, cutting it to 31-25 on a 46-yard TD pass from Chance Nolan to Trevon Bradford followed by a 2-point conversion. - California/AP College Football

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QB Chase Garbers, California
News Source: California/AP College Football
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10/24/21 - Chase Garbers, rSr/2022, California, 6-2, 215 (DS#17 QB) + More +

Chase Garbers passed for two touchdowns and broke the school record for career rushing yards by a quarterback, leading California past Colorado, 26-3, on Saturday. The Golden Bears (2-5, 1-3 Pac-12) made several big plays offensively to go with a solid afternoon from their defense and special teams while snapping a three-game losing streak. Garbers completed 22 of 29 passes for 225 yards but did his most damage on the ground, rushing for 96 yards on 10 carries. That also moved Garbers past Joe Kapp as Cal's all-time leader for quarterbacks with 1,025 yards. Kapp ran for 931 from 1956-58. Dario Longhetto made a career-best four field goals, including a 50-yarder as time expired in the first half. The Bears defense added six sacks and held the Buffaloes to 104 yards of offense.

Colorado (2-5, 1-3) failed to get into the end zone and was limited to a 33-yard field goal by Cole Becker. The Bears, off to their worst start since coach Justin Wilcox took over in 2017, scored on their first five possessions and led 23-3 at halftime. Garbers had a pair of touchdown throws in the first half, including a perfectly thrown 24-yard lob to freshman tight end Keleki Latu over tight coverage by Colorado linebacker Quinn Perry. Cal pushed its lead to 17 when Garbers ran a play-fake and connected with wide open Gavin Reinwald for a 31-yard score. Colorado never got anything going. Buffaloes quarterback Brendon Lewis was held to 69 yards passing while the running game managed only 35 yards. - California/AP College Football

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QB Chase Garbers, California
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