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Dave Barr
Dave Barr was Cal's starting QB from 1992 to 1994. Dave played for Concord High School and was drafted in the 4th round of the 1995 NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. Dave looks forward to having former Cal athletes, Cal fans and friends join him in the "gobears" texting group to trade greetings and comments about Cal football.



Zack Follett
Zack Follett was one of the hardest hitting linebackers in the Pac-10 during his career at Cal. He had 13 career forced fumbles, and led the nation with 23 tackles for a loss as Defensive Captain during his senior season. In his final Cal game, Zack's Defensive MVP performance enabled the Bears to defeat the Miami Hurricanes 24-17 at the 2008 Emerald Bowl.



Mike Silver
In addition to being an award-winning columnist for Yahoo! Sports whose cutting-edge NFL coverage entertains millions of readers on a year-round basis, Mike Silver is a proud graduate of the University of California and serves on the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame Committee.



Rod Benson
Rod Benson was a standout player on the Cal basketball team from 2002-2006. Rod led the Bears in scoring (13.3 ppg) and rebounds (6.3 ppg) in'04-'05. Rod currently plays for the D-League's Dakota Wizards and previously played for SLUC Nancy in France. Rod will keep you entertained with his observations about Cal basketball and life in general. You can also find Rod's very entertaining blogs about his basketball journey on Yahoo! and www.TooMuchRodBenson.com. You won't be able to get enough of Rod Benson!



Jim Richards
Jim was Cal's starting left guard during the 1989 and 1990 seasons. He earned All PAC-10 recognition following his senior year and was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 3rd round of the 1991 NFL draft. Jim also played for the Arizona Cardinals. Jim is looking forward to following Cal's season, and keeping Cal fans and alumni up to date on the current happenings within Cal football. Go Bears!





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