2026 results: down to 2

These were the standings as week two began this morning: San José State 26 at USC 42 on Aug 29, 2026Fresno State 0 at USC 39 on Sep 04, 2026UCLA 45 at California 24 on Sep 05, 2026San Diego State at UCLA on Sep 12, 2026Sacramento State at Fresno State on Sep 12, 2026Fresno State… Continue reading 2026 results: down to 2

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2025 champs

San Diego State pulled it off as we had hoped and became the sixth different cup-winner in the last six years. (This is after 15 years of Stanford and USC trading wins.) Final run: $ python3 ./mcc_schedule.py -vCalifornia 0 at San Diego State 34 on Sep 20, 2025San José State 29 at Stanford 30 on… Continue reading 2025 champs

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2025 results

We’ve had some interesting games. Cal went to San Diego State as an undefeated 17 point favorite, dreaming of possible glories with an ACC schedule where they somehow miss Miami, Florida State and Clemson. And there they flamed out spectacularly, losing 34-0. Then Stanford and San Jose State played a very satisfying back and forth… Continue reading 2025 results

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2024 post mortem

Let’s look at the bright side: after years of Stanford and USC trading titles we have a fifth winner in as many years. Your 2024 Mythical California Cup champs, for the first time in 21 years and only the third time in 65 years: the California Golden Bears. San Diego State 10 at California 31… Continue reading 2024 post mortem

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Just add hornets

After all my hand-wringing about the state of California college football last week it was a pleasant surprise to see a Sacramento State v. San Jose State matchup on TV Friday night (albeit TruTV). Sacrament State has raised its profile lately, or maybe I’m just desperate. Right now we have all the California colleges we… Continue reading Just add hornets

In the wake of the Pac-12

Getting back to the actual MCC code after a long absence, I realized I had this sad localmod on my box: Keeping a “second scoreboard” is something I never fully committed to the actual codebase because it has one narrow use: tracking seconds in the full Pac-12 sim helps see what the potential Pac-12 championship… Continue reading In the wake of the Pac-12