By Trace Travers, Golden Bear Report: Sometimes, you can go back home again.
That’s what Luc Bequette got to do in 2021, as he returns for an unprecedented seventh year of eligibility. Bequette, after ten practices of fall camp and a whole summer of workouts, got word last night that he was officially eligible to play during the 2021 season.
The process to come back to Cal, after transferring to Boston College prior to the 2020 season, started subconsciously for the Little Rock, Arkansas native.
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