Jets RB Breece Hall offered his perspective on Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers, calling him a "very misunderstood person." ...

Cal’s rich legacy of LGBTQ+ athletes dates back much further. These three athletes all excelled on the field. But each of ...

Marshawn Lynch, the celebrated NFL running back known for his “Beast Mode” persona, owned a luxurious waterfront mansion in Point Richmond, California. He listed this property for sale in ...

Nov 4, 2006; Berkeley, CA, USA; California Bears tailback (10) Marshawn Lynch is tackled by UCLA Bruins (3) Rodney Van during the first quarter of play against the UCLA Bruins at Memorial Stadium ...

Former NFL running back Marshawn Lynch has decided now is the time for him to create a podcast. Surprisingly, it'll actually have a strong focus on politics.

(KRON) — Former Cal football star Marshawn Lynch recreated his famous golf cart joyride at Memorial Stadium in a music video released on Tuesday. Lynch starred in a music video for the song ...

California Marshawn Lynch hints at run for Oakland mayor The former NFL and Cal Berkeley star hinted at a run on his podcast with Gavin Newsom and Doug Hendrickson.

Marshawn Lynch’s appearance as the celebrity guest game-picker on ESPN’s “College GameDay” was, as expected, a wild time. ESPN had Lynch revive his famous Cal moment, when he drove a ...

Marshawn Lynch college stats Despite being a backup in 2004, Lynch had an early impact for Cal. Lynch took over as the starter in 2005, rushing for more than 1,000 yards and double-digit touchdowns.

Lynch, of course, picked Cal to upset No. 8 Miami, potentially giving the Golden Bears their first top-10 home victory since 2017 when Cal beat No. 8 Washington State 37-3 in Berkeley on October ...

Lynch is one of the most well-known alumni to come out of Cal for sports. He spent three years at the university from 2004 to 2006, during which time he accumulated 3,830 scrimmage yards and 35 ...

If you're going to Cal for GameDay, there's only one possible guest picker the show could have chosen: former Golden Bears running back and Super Bowl champion Marshawn Lynch.