The Cal Poly football team (2-3, 1-0 Big Sky Conference) hosts Weber State this Saturday at Alex G. Spanos Stadium, with the opportunity to remain undefeated in the Big Sky.
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Yale upsets Cal Poly football, 24-10
In its last three games entering Saturday’s contest against Yale, the Cal Poly football team had been outscored in the first half by a combined score of 82-17.
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Football preview: A Q&A with Yale Daily News
In anticipation of this weekend’s Cal Poly football game against Yale, Mustang News and Yale University’s student newspaper, Yale Daily News, exchanged questions about the opposing schools’ football team and the upcoming game.
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Cal Poly and Yale square off for first time in history
After snapping a two-game losing streak with a come-from-behind victory against Portland State last week, the Cal Poly football team will return home Saturday afternoon to host Yale in the last non-conference matchup of the 2013 season.
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Cal Poly football seeks consistency at Portland State
Head coach Tim Walsh must have one heck of a halftime speech. Through three games this season, the Cal Poly football team (1-2) has played well, but only half the time.
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Introducing your fall sports head coaches
Cal Poly’s fall head coaches include Sam Crosson, Mark Conover, Tim Walsh, Paul Holocher and Alex Crozier.
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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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Moraga, Brown among four vying for starting role at QB
After last weekend’s Cal Poly football Spring Game at Alex G. Spanos Stadium, one thing is clear: The quarterback situation still remains a mystery.
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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.
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Asa Jackson takes flight
J.J. Jenkins sports@mustangdaily.net “Oh shit, we just won the damn Super Bowl.” Those were the first words out of Asa Jackson’s mouth as he ran onto the Superdome field to celebrate with his Ravens teammates. Just 14 months after playing cornerback for Cal Poly, Jackson had kissed the Lombardi Trophy and become a Super Bowl […]
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Cal Poly football announces 2013 recruiting class
J.J. Jenkins jjjenkins.md@gmail.com Cam Akins had dreams of playing wide receiver for schools in the Pac-12, but an injury to his meniscus scared off scouts. Now, after becoming one of 12 recruits to receive football scholarships from the Mustangs, he’s ready to prove the doubters wrong and move onto the NFL anyway. “My objective is, […]