After a near rally vs no 9 Stanford (and their gem quaterback, Andrew Luck) the Cal Golden Bears look to rebound when they take on The Arizona State Sun Devils at 10:15 pm ET on November 25th at Arizona State’s Sun Devil Stadium.

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Both squads will be following a loss to their particular school’s most sour foes, by the strikingly comparable scores of: Arizona State – 27 / U. Arizona – 31 and, Cal – 28 / Stanford – 31. Arizona State is going to be on home turf, complete with a passing offense position 11th overall in passing yards, and it will be interesting to see how that is going to perform when they face off vs Cal’s defensive back, Steve Williams, who had an interception in the Stanford game.

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In total, the squads are statistically well suited. California qb Maynard has tallied up 2565 yards passing, vs Arizona State qb, Osweiler, who has thrown 3377 yards on the year. Arizona has been able to find more success through the air, while the Golden Bears have edge out the Sun Devil’s on the ground for total yards. Isi Sofele leads the Golden Bears with 212 carries for 1113 yards and 8 tds while averaging 5.3 yards per carry. Whilst Arizona State running back (number 6) Cameron Marshall trails in total yardage with 881 yards on the year, he doubles the amount of tds won by Sofele with 16. 4.5 yards per carry is the average for Marshall. With regards to total yards per game, Cal rates 41st while Arizona State comes in at 28th. The Sun Devils are at 33.5 – fairly even while the Golden Bears are putting up 28.3 points a game. One of the biggest stand out statistics, nevertheless, has to be that the Sun Devils are a quite respectable 12th in the country with 325 passing yards a game. With 266.3 yards passing per game, Cal is far from that number. Game time temperature appears to be between 50-70 degrees fahrenheit with a 30% possibility of precipitation. It should be a solid one to watch indeed. There’s no spread on the game, highlighting the evenness of the 2 squads.