The Mustangs started out slow in the first half, gaining life in the beginning of the second, but ultimately lost steam at the end.
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Mustang Insider: Sept. 27
Joe Schutz and Allison Edmonds take a look at last week in Cal Poly Athletics with some key players.
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Fifth straight win propels Mustangs to first place
“Our players are playing as hard as any team I’ve coached in my 30-something years.”
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Football extends home unbeaten streak
The Cal Poly football team continued their home-unbeaten run on Saturday night, defeating Southern Utah 42-39.
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Tucker to rejoin Cal Poly football
Cal Poly football’s top threat at wide receiver may be sticking around after all.
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13 former Cal Poly players participate in NFL Pro Day
This past Thursday, eight teams from the National Football League (NFL) sent scouts to the Upper Sports Complex to evaluate former Cal Poly football players.
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Cal Poly football to lose Trosin and Tucker
Cal Poly football’s run-heavy offense has led top receiver Willie Tucker and quarterback Tanner Trosin to transfer schools
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Cal Poly football playoff hopes alive after 42-7 rout of Sac State
With its Big Sky title fate out of its hands, the Cal Poly football team helped its own cause on Saturday night.
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Fresno State outlasts Cal Poly, 41-25
Photo by Roe Borunda/The Collegian Stephan Teodosescu Facing its first Football Bowl Subdivision opponent since upsetting Wyoming last year, the Cal Poly football team had hopes of doing the same to Fresno State Saturday. But instead of pulling out an upset victory, the Mustangs suffered two losses — one on the scoreboard and another in […]
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Quarterbacks battle in Spring Game
Senior Vince Moraga, redshirt freshman Tanner Trosin, sophomore Dano Graves and senior Kenny Johnson took snaps behind center and mixed the Mustangs’ traditional up-tempo triple-option attack with a few passes downfield during Saturday’s Spring Game. Chris Brown, another option at quarterback, sat out the game with a bruised wrist. The four quarterbacks combined to take 105 snaps, with 83 rushing attempts and 23 passes, and totaled 467 yards of offense.