California Golden Bears tickets are your ticket to seeing Head Coach Jeff Tedford's stunning array of offensive firepower in action. Already one of the best offenses in the nation, the Bears added offensive coordinator Mike Dunbar, architect of Northwestern's spread attack this season. PAC-10 fans in California Memorial Stadium will be treated to visits from Oregon and Arizona State, along with UCLA. After finishing 2005 at 8-4 and prevailing in a 35-28 shootout with BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl, the Bears are gunning for a PAC-10 Championship in 2005. Of course, they'll have to get past USC to do it, but with Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush now plying their trade in the NFL the PAC -10 is wide open. Catch this high flying offense in action with California Golden Bears tickets from GoTickets.com.

Must-Have Golden Bears tickets:
No doubt about this one. California-Oregon tickets aren't going to be around long. The Ducks, who cruised to a 7-1 record in the PAC-10 in 2005, are still stinging from their 17-14 loss to Oklahoma in the Holiday Bowl. The Bears can't wait to avenge last year's 27-20 overtime loss to the Ducks in Oregon. A win here puts the Bears in good position to make a move in the PAC -10. Doing it in California Memorial Stadium would be that much sweeter. Line up your California-Oregon tickets and see this crucial contest in person.

California Golden Bears Star Power:
Nate Longshore won the starting QB spot as a redshirt freshman in 2005 only to lose it when he went down with an ankle injury in the Bears first game. He's back at full strength in 2006. But Jeff Tedford's offense has plenty of weapons. Marshawn Lynch ran for 1,246 yards even though he missed two games with injury. Lynch averaged over 6 yards a carry and scored 10 touchdowns while his running mate Justin Forsett notched 999 yards in a backup role. Longshore also has a pair of receivers in DeSean Jackson and Robert Jordan that snagged more than 30 catches apiece.

The California Golden Bears Go Bowling:
California Golden Bears tickets have delivered bowl-bound teams for three straight years. The Bears capped off their 2005 season with a high-octane shootout with BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl, a contest that resulted in a 35-28 win for California. Marshawn Lynch ran for a career high 194 yards and three touchdowns while wide receiver DeSean Jackson caught two touchdown passes, one of them a diving 22-yard reception that made highlight reels across the country.