First year student Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele launched for three affected to conduct California to a 34-15 victory against Oregon State on Saturday in Corvalis, Ore.
It was the opening of the season for both teams.
Sagapolutele, which finished 20 of the 30 passes for 224 yards, was the first quarter of the Bears to start a first of the season as a real recruit since Jared Goff in 2013.
Goff launched 450 yards and two affected during its beginnings, a 44-30 setback in Northwestern. It has become the first global choice of the 2016 NFL draft.
Trond Grizzell recorded five catches for 83 yards and a touchdown. Mason Mini and the tight winger Landon Morris were also awarded in a score strike for Cal.
Duke Transfer Maalik Murphy completed 21 of the 33 passes for 244 yards with an interception for the Beavers. He also rushed to a touchdown and Trent Walker had nine catches for 136 yards.
The Bears have limited the precipitated attack on Oregon State to only 65 yards on 27 races.
Cal obtained the early jump of his former rival PAC-12 while Sagapolutele connected to Grizzell during a reception of 35 yards on an opening player. Sagapolutele found mini-three games later for a 19 yards hit to open the scoring.
Grizzell won a touch of 32 yards to give CAL an advance of 14-0 with 7:56 to play in the first quarter.
The teams exchanged long goals on the field in the second quarter before Sagapolutele capped an opening journey of four games in the third with a pass of touch of 4 yards in Morris.
A 2 yarn race by the Anthony Hankerson of the Beavers finished a game of 11 games and 84 yards to close the deficit at 24-9, but the Oregon State failed to finish the conversion in two points.
The masses of Ezéchias made an interception at the line of the 2 yards to establish a touchdown by Brandon High Jr. at the beginning of the fourth quarter. High had 10 races for 41 yards while Kendrick Raphael was nine for 37 for the Bears.
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