A look at a handful of the numbers for Cal and Oregon State as the Bears and Beavers are preparing for a Saturday afternoon matchup

Trends and Notes:

Cal

- Over the past four games, Cal has given up 20.5 points per game and 302.5 yards per game after starting the year allowing 28.7 points per game 448.3 yards per game

- Cal's 104 yards allowed against Colorado marked the first time Cal held an FBS opponent below the 200 yard mark since Utah in 2011 (178 yards)

- Cal leads the Pac-12 in time of possession, and are third in turnover margin

Oregon State

- Oregon State' ranks 7th in the country in rushing, with 245 yards per game, which leads the conference. They also sit atop the conference in total offensive yardage per game

- The Beavers rank 1st in scoring offense, with 35.1 points per game

- Oregon State's rush defense ranks second in the conference, with Cal just behind

- Oregon State's 3rd down conversion rate ranks them fourth in the country

Trends and Notes:

Cal

- Chase Garbers leads the conference in total offense (289.1 yards per game), is fifth in passing yards per game (245.3 per game), and is second in completions (154)

- Trevon Clark ranks second in the conference in yards per reception (18.1), Jeremiah Hunter is fourth (17.4) and Kekoa Crawford is ninth (15.3)

- Daniel Scott's 3 INTs and Elijah Hicks 3 forced fumbles have them ranked 7th nationally in each respective category, while Marqez Bimage's 2 fumble recoveries rank him 4th nationally.

- Nikko Remigio leads the Pac-12 in return yardage with 393 yards combined between kicks and punts

Oregon State

- BJ Baylor leads the conference in rushing and is sixth nationally in yards per game (118.4)

- Avery Roberts leads the Pac-12 in tackles with 78,

- QB Chance Nolan leads the conference in passer rating (157.9)