Ron Rivera took some time on Tuesday describe exactly how he became the Cal football general manager. Here is what he said: ...

Stanford head coach Frank Reich and California football general manager Ron Rivera were both part of ACC Football Media Days ...

CSL's Gabe McDonald caught up with 'Riverboat' Ron to talk about the challenges with his new gig and look back on his days leading the Panthers.

Reports first came out on Feb. 5 that Ron Rivera would be Cal's first general manager of the football program. Today, March 20, the hiring received regental approval and became official.

Rivera, 63, returns to his alma mater in the newly created position. He was an All-American linebacker in 1983 at Cal. “I am fired up to be coming home,” Rivera said in a press release.

In the latter stages of Cal's spring football workouts, Wilcox talked about his working relationship with Rivera. He said he and Rivera talk a lot and that Rivera has input on nearly every aspect ...

The NIL phenomenon is bringing NFL fixtures to the NCAA, and stirring things up for one of college football’s biggest rivalries. With Stanford putting former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck fully in ...

Current Cal G.M. Ron Rivera says he’s currently doing so, figuratively. Some Golden Bears boosters have revolted because they believe Rivera has no real juice. The former Panthers and Commanders coach ...

California football general manager Ron Rivera sought to ease the concerns of a worried fan base after star running back Jaydn Ott and several other key players entered the transfer portal this ...

Cal football GM Ron Rivera sought to ease the concerns of a worried fan base after star RB Jaydn Ott and several other key players entered the transfer portal this spring, ...

Rivera, 63, returns to his alma mater in the newly created position. He was an All-American linebacker in 1983 at Cal. “I am fired up to be coming home,” Rivera said in a press release.

Wilcox is entering his ninth season in charge of the Golden Bears and has a 42-50 career record. Cal went 6-7 last season in its first year in the ACC, losing to UNLV in the LA Bowl.