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Cal, Saint Joseph's (PA) meet in NIT

Both teams advanced from the first round with Saint Joseph's winning an upset and Cal earning its first postseason win since 2014, seeking a 23rd victory to match a program high.

  • On Sunday, California Golden Bears men's basketball host Saint Joseph's Hawks in Berkeley at 9 p.m. EDT, with the game televised on ESPNU.
  • After a first-round road win, Saint Joseph's advanced with a 69-64 victory over third-seeded Colorado State on Wednesday, part of an eight-of-nine wins March run, while Cal reached the second round after its first postseason win since 2014 and first appearance since 2017.
  • Saint Joseph's ranks second in the A-10 with 35.9 rebounds per game led by Dasear Haskins at 6.3, and features first-team All-A-10 guard Derek Simpson, while Cal counters with Chris Bell and 15-for-28 team long-range shooting.
  • A win would give Cal its 23rd victory, matching the 2015-16 milestone, and the winner advances to the NIT quarterfinals to face the New Mexico vs. George Washington victor.
  • Looking at the bigger picture, the Hawks finished third in the Atlantic 10 after being picked seventh in the preseason, with coach Steve Donahue named A-10 Coach of the Year.
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Cal, Saint Joseph's (PA) meet in NIT

The California Golden Bears and Saint Joseph's (PA) Hawks play in the National Invitation Tournament. The teams meet Sunday for the first time this season.

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Cal eyes continued momentum vs. Saint Joseph's in 2nd-round NIT clash

After its first postseason win since 2014, second-seeded Cal faces Saint Joseph's in a second-round clash of the NIT's Albuquerque Region on Sunday night in Berkeley, Calif.

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