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history (1915 2019) - 2 Cal Poly Football History -- 101 Years of Gridiron Tradition al Poly football celebrated its 100th season in 2018. Ever since that first 1915 team took the field, Cal Poly football has played with pride and tradition. CFrom the stars of yesterday like Perry Jeter, Alex Bravo, Stan Sheriff, Bobby Beathard, Ted Tollner, John Madden, Mel Kaufman and Louis Jackson, to the stars of recent years like Chris Thomas, Kamil Loud, Seth Burford, Steve Prejean, Adam Herzing, David Richardson, Darrell Jones, Jordan Beck, Chris Gocong, Courtney Brown, Kyle Shotwell, Ramses Barden, Asa Jackson and Deonte Williams, Cal Poly has earned its place in college football history. An undefeated and unscored-upon team in 1933, The 1941 team was Cal Poly’s first as a four-year school and posted a 5-3-1 record. a perfect record in 1953, Division II playoff trips in 1978 and 1990, a national title in 1980 and the school’s first four trips to the national ranking in 1997, reaching as high as 16th following a win over Football Championship Subdivision playoffs in 2005, 2008, 2012 and 2016 Northern Iowa at home as the team went 10-1 that year. After eight years in are just some of the many memories that have made Cal Poly football the the Great West, Cal Poly moved to the Big Sky Conference in 2012. pride of the campus and community. Several alumni have earned their place Hallmarks of the 21st century include a No. 14 national ranking by the in the professional ranks, including Super Bowl champions, NFL front office 2003 squad after a 3-0 start; a 9-2 record, No. 5 ranking and inaugural Great management and coaching as well as in the television booth. West championship in 2004; another Great West title in 2005, advancement Now in its 102nd season of football, the program continues its excellence to the quarterfinal round of the FCS playoffs, a 9-4 record and No. 6 ranking under first-year head coach Beau Baldwin and his coaching staff, ready for in the polls; an 8-3 mark, another Great West title, a national ranking as high the school’s 27th season of play in the Football Championship Subdivision. as No. 3 and another FCS playoff berth in 2008; a share of the Big Sky title After competing in the American West Conference for two years (and win- in Cal Poly’s first year in the conference, a No. 11 national ranking, a second- ning the conference title in 1994), Cal Poly was a I-AA Independent for eight round FCS playoff berth and a 9-3 record in 2012; and the Mustangs’ fourth seasons. The success didn’t stop there as the Mustangs earned their first FCS playoff berth in 2016.

1915 Through the 1940s

Above, Ted Tollner (center) hands off to Carl Bowser (left) and Ray Porras. Tollner was head coach at USC and San Diego State while Bowser was a long-time coach at Bakersfield College. Porras died in the 1960 plane crash. At right, Alex Bravo turns the corner for yardage. At left, Bob Lawson was an All-CCAA fullback in 1952 and 1953. Cal Poly played mostly high school and college the fifth game of the season. Coach O’Daniels returned to the helm in 1946 and freshman teams in the first 16 seasons. Cal Poly officially became a four-year school guided the Mustangs to a 6-2-1 mark. Then head coach Howie O’Daniels established during the 1941 season and posted a 5-3-1 record Quarterback “Pinky” Bebernes of Santa a little history in his first year at the helm in 1933. under Coach O’Daniels. A 32-13 win over San Maria, along with teammates Marshall Samuels, His Mustangs enjoyed an undefeated season and Diego State in ‘41 followed by a 51-0 win over Dave Cool, Joe Griffin and Al Weimers helped did not allow a single point, something only 30 San Francisco State highlighted the season. lead the Mustangs to a 21-13 upset win over San teams in the history of college football have The Mustangs did not play football in 1943 and Diego State in 1946. Bruisers Jim Yates and Bud accomplished. The Mustangs continued their 1944 due to World War II. Ronnie Henderson MacDougal provided the offensive punch much defense in 1934, not giving up a single point until coached Cal Poly to a 1-5-1 mark in 1945 before of that year. 3 1950s

1950-59

Combined Record: 67-29-1

1953 . . .9-0 1957 . . .8-1 1958 . . .9-1

Above left are George Cockerton (54) and Vic Buccola (57), who was an All-CCAA linemen in 1952 and 1953. Buccola later was AD at Cal Poly. Above right, the Mustang offensive line in 1963 was anchored by Bob Cardoza (52), team captain Gil Stork (51) and Frank Blakemore (55).

Coach Roy Hughes replaced Chuck Pavelko in all year and only 175.8 yards per game. 1950 and vowed, “In three years, we’ll be tough.” In Beathard’s astute knowledge and leadership abili- 1953 he lived up to his promises with an undefeated ties later helped him as a scout in the NFL and as part season. The Mustangs were of the front office for seven Super Bowl teams, led by All-American Stan including four winning squads. He retired as General Sheriff along with Don Manager of the San Diego Chargers and more recent- Adams, Vic Buccola and ly served as an advisor for the Atlanta Falcons. quarterback Bob Neal while Madden, a bruising tackle, went on to coach the backs Perry Jeter and Alex Oakland Raiders to a Super Bowl triumph. After four Bravo led the nation in scor- seasons as color analyst for Monday Night Football ing. on ABC, Madden moved over to NBC for its Sunday Some consider the 1958 Night Football telecasts. Madden, who retired in team the best Mustang squad 2009 has been honored with 14 Emmys for his work ever. Led by quarterbacks Bobby with all four major networks. He also was a catcher Bobby Beathard and Tom on the Cal Poly baseball team in the late 1950s. Beathard Klosterman, they were as In the decade of the 1950s, Cal Poly compiled a tough as they come. Defensive linemen John 67-29-1 record. All 10 teams were coached by Madden and Pat Lovell helped lead the team to 53 Hughes and the Mustangs beat such teams as San Perry Jeter scampers for yardage forced fumbles while allowing just eight touchdowns Diego State, Fresno State and Colorado State. during the undefeated 1953 season.

1960s Tragedy struck the 1960 Cal Poly football team following a game at Bowling Green State University on Saturday, October 29, 1960. Immediately following takeoff at Toledo Airport, the plane carrying the team crashed and killed 22 people, including 16 Mustang football players, the team manager and a booster. On May 1, 1998, the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, IN, dedicated new bronze plaques honoring the Cal Poly men killed in the plane crash along with the victims of plane crashes involving football teams from Wichita State (1970) and Marshall Uni- versity (1978). Dr. Everett Chandler, Dean of Students at Cal Poly at the time of the crash, helped unveil and dedicate the plaques. Mounted at the Hall of Fame, the plaques immortalize these individuals’ belief in the sport of football and how it symbolizes American society. The names of the deceased are listed for each univer- Ted Tollner sity on separate plaques. In 2001, Cal Poly announced plans to change the name of Mustang Stadium to Mustang Memorial Field at Alex G. Spanos Stadium. The Memorial Plaza project was completed in 2006 and formally dedicated on Sept. 29, 2006 (see inside back cover). After Cal Poly won just 22 of 67 games in seven seasons following the plane crash, Joe Harper was hired as the Mustangs’ Fred Whittingham (66) and Gil Stork (51) were members of Cal Poly’s 1960 head coach in 1968 and produced 7-3 and 6-4 marks in his first football team. Stork survived the crash; Whittingham was not on the plane. two seasons. 4 October 29, 1960 -- Cal Poly Plane Crash

"On Thanksgiving morning this year in the Coliseum, a 'Mercy Bowl' benefit game will be played to help San Luis Obispo write off its obligations to the tragedy victims, the children they left behind them, and the survivors. My feeling is, it is not only their obligation. It is the obligation of all of us interested in athletics. I can think of no better way to give thanks on that day that we are here and healthy, than to contribute to those who are alone with only memories of that day." — Jim Murray Los Angeles Times, 1961

Front Row (L-R): Don O’Meara, Don Adams, Russell Woods, Benny Martin (not on trip), Coach Roy Hughes, Marshall Kulku, Bob Johnson, Bill Stewart, Gary Van Horn. Second Row (L-R): Dick McBride, John Reardon (not on trip), Mike Young (did not make trip), Dean Carlson, Roy Scialabba, Jim Ledbetter, Brent Jobe, Doug Minton (not on trip), Clark Tuthill (not on trip), John Bell, General Owens. Third Row (L-R): Ted Tollner, Norton Engen, Walt Shimek, Gil Stork, Al Marinai, Lynn Lobaugh, Guy Hennington, John Ramsey (not on trip), Wayne Sorenson, Rob Baughn, John Brennan, Fred Brown. Fourth Row: (L-R): Terry Betterton (trainer, not on trip), Wendel Miner (manager), Joe Copeland, Curtis Hill, Larry Austin, Roger Kelly, Bill Ross, Ray Porras, Bill Dauphin, Carl Bowser, Skip Stratton (not on trip), assistant coach Walt Williamson.

The following is written on a memorial plaque on one of the peristyles at the Los Angeles Coliseum:

On Saturday night, October 29, 1960, a plane carrying the Cal Poly 1960 football team, which was returning from a football game with Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, OH, crashed at the Toledo, Ohio Airport. As a result of this crash, 16 players and the team manager were killed and many injured. To financially assist the families of these athletes, a football game of mercy between Bowling Green and Fresno State was sponsored and staged in the Coliseum on Thanksgiving, November 23, 1961. All proceeds were donated to the Cal Poly Memorial Fund for this purpose.

ALWAYS IN OUR THOUGHTS: Prior to each home game, Cal Poly football players pay tribute to the 1960 football team at the memorial rock near the flagpole at the north end of Alex G. Spanos Stadium. For each road trip, the team loads up the buses near Mott Gym, drives to Alex G. Spanos Stadium and walks to the rock for reflection prior to departing campus. 5 1970s A Mustang defense that included Tom Duggan, Greg Lee, Chris Smeland, Dave Quirk, Wayne Robinson and Tom Chantler led Cal Poly to an 8-0-1 record in 1972 and a trip to the Camellia Bowl for the NCAA Division II Championship of the Western United States at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento. After Mike Foley was injured Oct. 7 against Boise State, fullback Mike Thomas carried the load for the remainder of the season from out of the backfield. The Mustangs were ranked No. 3 in Division II by both the Associated Press and the UPI polls during the year. Cal Poly was also ranked No. 3 in total offense with 448 yards per game and No. 3 in scoring with 37.2 points per game. Running back Gary Davis began a stellar three-year Mustang career by assisting the 1973 squad to a 9-1 record. Davis went on to break most Cal Poly rushing records, finishing with 2,368 career yards. The 1976 Mustangs, with Joe Harper at the helm, finished 7-1-1, including a thrilling 17-15 win at Fresno State. The “Excitement Twins,” tailback Louis Jackson and receiver Robbie Martin, helped lead the 1978 squad to a 7- 3 record and an NCAA Division II playoff berth. The two scored half of Cal Poly’s 38 touchdowns that year. Individually, Jackson led Division II in rushing the entire season and finished with 126.3 yards per game (including 267 vs. Portland State), while Martin had 23.1 receiving yards a game. The Mustangs suffered a 17-0 playoff loss to Winston- Salem State (NC) but would get their revenge two years later in the most memorable season in the history of Cal Poly football (see next page). Each of the 10 Mustang football teams in the 1970s posted a winning record, part of a string of 13 consecutive winning seasons under Harper. The streak ended in Harper’s last season, 1981, when Cal Poly went 4-5. Harper went on to coach at Northern Arizona and Cal Lutheran. Among Harper’s 96 wins were seven against Fresno State, three each against Boise State and Nevada and one against UNLV.

Clockwise from left, 1973 team captains Chris Smeland, Fred Stewart, Greg Lee and Mike Coulson helped lead the ‘72 Mustangs to the Camellia Bowl; Top receiving corp of the ‘70s included Dana Nafziger (83), Rick Beatty (89) and Jimmy Childs (85); The 1978 team poses for a photo at Wake Forest Univer- sity in Winston-Salem, NC.; Place- kicker Tom Valos (32) still holds school record for his 92 career PAT kicks, including the 44 he made in 1970; Vic Ecklund retired as San Luis Obispo High School head football coach after guiding the Tigers to CIF-Southern Section title in 2001; Upper right, running back Gary Davis played for the Miami Dolphins. 6 1980s Mustangs Capture

No success was sweeter for the Mustangs than the 1980 season. QuarterbackNational Craig Johnston and senior All-Americans Championship Louis Jackson and Robbie Martin led the Mustangs to the NCAA Division II National Championship with a win over defending champion Eastern Illinois, 21-13, in the Zia Bowl at Albuquerque, NM. Martin scored all three touchdowns in the title game, including a diving 33-yard grab with 14:02 left. He also had a 42-yard punt return for the first Mustang TD. He finished the day with 164 yards to give the school its first NCAA title in foot- NCAA Division II ball. National Championship Jackson led the nation in rushing Second Annual Zia Bowl again in 1980 and At Albuquerque, New Mexico helped propel the December 13, 1980 Mustangs to the title Cal Poly ...... 21 game with a strong performance in the Eastern Illinois ...... 13 semifinals against Santa Clara at Mustang Stadium. Cal Poly played its first two playoff games at home that season, defeating Jacksonville State 15-0 and 38-14 over the Broncos before a standing-room-only crowd at Mustang Stadium and a regional telecast. Following the championship win over Eastern Illinois, Joe Harper was named Division II Coach of the Year. Cal Poly defeated eventual Division I-AA national champion Boise State 23-20 at home that year. Cal Poly managed only a 4-5 mark in 1981, Harper’s only losing campaign and his last as head coach of the Mustangs. Harper, whose 96 wins are the most by any Cal Poly football coach, went on to coach at Northern Arizona for three seasons and at Cal Lutheran for six years. Jim Sanderson coached the Mustangs to 6-5 and 6-4 seasons in five years at the helm before Lyle Setencich came on board in 1987. Cal Poly went 7-3, 5-4-1 and 5-5 in the first three seasons under Setencich Mustang head coach Joe Harper is mobbed by his players after the before returning to the playoffs in 1990. team was presented national championship trophy in the Zia Bowl.

It was a winning combination -- 5-7-9 -- that carried Cal Poly to the 1980 NCAA Division II National Championship in Albuquerque, NM. Quarterback Craig Johnston wore No. 7, running back Louis Jackson wore No. 9 and wide receiver Robbie Martin wore No. 5. 7 1990s The winning continued in the 1990s. Coach Lyle Setencich led the Mustangs to their first postseason appearance since 1980 with a 10-1 record during the 1990 regular season before a loss to North Dakota State in the first round. Standout wide receiver Chris Thomas, who played with the Washington Redskins, St. Louis Rams, Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers in the NFL, helped lead the team to a 14-7 win over Cal State Northridge before another packed Mustang Stadium to propel the Mustangs into the Division II playoffs. In 1994, coach Andre Patterson came to Cal Poly Alli Abrew passed for 4,009 from Washington State, where he was an assistant yards in two seasons (1996- defensive coach, and led the Mustangs to instant suc- 97) with the Mustangs. cess in the school’s first season competing at the Division I-AA level. The move proved to be the right thing to do as Cal Poly went 7-4 and captured the American West Conference title with an undefeated conference record, posting wins over Southern Utah, Cal State Northridge and Sacramento State. Quarterback Mike Fisher smashed eight school Cal Poly’s football training camp was held at Camp records and five conference marks with 2,536 yards Roberts in 1999 and 2000. Members of the 1999 passing. Fisher went on to become Cal Poly’s all-time squad pose on a tank during a hot August afternoon. passer by the time he finished in 1995. His strong supporting cast in 1994 included two explosive freshmen, running back Antonio Warren and wide receiver Kamil Loud. The Mustangs were ranked fifth nationally against the rush in their maiden season in Division I-AA. In 1997, the Larry Welsh era kicked off with a bang as the Mustangs went 10-1 and just missed making the I-AA playoffs despite a No.17 national ranking. Warren and Craig Young each rushed for more than 1,000 yards during the season and quarterback Alli Abrew finished the season as the No. 1-rated passer in all of Division I-AA. After a 7-0 start to the Mike Fisher is Cal Poly’s season, with wins over No. 16 Northern Iowa and I-A New Mexico State, the Mustangs fell for the first time on the road all-time career passing at Liberty. But a last-second win over Montana State and a 20-point whipping of previously undefeated Dayton at home leader with 7,494 yards. capped a memorable season. While the team may have struggled the following three seasons, posting back-to-back-to-back 3-8 records, the Mustangs certainly entertained and Dynamic Duo of Late 1990s continued to rewrite the record book. November 4, 2000 will be long remembered in the NCAA record book as one of the greatest offensive performances in recent memory. Quarterback Seth Burford and receiver Kassim Osgood hooked up for a record-setting afternoon against Northern Iowa at Mustang Stadium as Burford finished with a school-record 566 yards passing on the day while Osgood set a new national record with 376 yards receiving to go with his two touchdowns. He caught a school-record 17 passes in the game and was named I-AA Offensive Player of the Week by Sports Network while Burford was honored as the I-AA Player of the Week by ESPN. Osgood was named an Associated Press All-American and played 12 seasons in the NFL at San Diego (7), Jacksonville (2), Detroit (1) and San Francisco (2).

Cal Poly Athletics Hall of Fame Mustang football players and coaches inducted into the Cal Poly Athletics Hall of Fame: Vic Buccola ...... 1987 Curtis Hill ...... 2000 Stan Sheriff ...... 1987 Al Marinai ...... 2002 Roy Hughes ...... 1987 Carl Bowser ...... 2002 Perry Jeter ...... 1987 LeCharls McDaniel ...... 2002 Al Moriarty ...... 2002 Antonio Warren (left) became Cal Poly’s all-time career rushing John Madden ...... 1987 leader in 1998, passing former standout Louis Jackson, with Ted Tollner ...... 1987 Fred Whittingham ...... 2002 144 yards vs. Saint Mary’s on Sept. 26 at Mustang Stadium. Bobby Beathard ...... 1988 Marijon Ancich ...... 2004 Warren finished his Cal Poly stay with 3,834 career yards and Vernon (Pinky) Bebernes . .1988 Robbie Martin ...... 2005 30 career rushing touchdowns. In 1999, Craig Young (right) Alex Bravo ...... 1988 1960 Football Team ...... 2006 Mark Davis ...... 2007 passed Warren’s record with 176 yards against Portland State Howie O’Daniels ...... 1988 at home on Oct. 30 to become the new all-time leader. He fin- Burton (Bud) Chadwick . . . .2007 Cecil Turner ...... 1989 Chris Thomas ...... 2007 ished his career with 4,205 career yards. Both rushed for over Gary Davis ...... 1990 1,000 yards in 1997. In 2005, Warren led the Canadian Football Dale Creighton ...... 2007 League in rushing TDs with 13 and was fourth in combined Sheldon Harden ...... 1991 Jimmy Childs ...... 2008 yards with 2,179 for the BC Lions after rushing for 1,136 yards Mel Kaufman ...... 1993 Dick Mannini ...... 2010 and catching 34 passes in 2004. He had played briefly for the Bob Neal ...... 1995 Mike Amos ...... 2011 New York Giants in 2003 and spent the 2001, 2002 and part of Joe Harper ...... 1997 Damone Johnson ...... 2015 the 2003 season with the Calgary Stampeders. Young was an Dana Nafziger ...... 1997 Craig Johnston ...... 2015 assistant coach at Sacramento State in 2003 and 2004. Louis Jackson ...... 1999 Craig Young ...... 2017 Tom Gallo ...... 2000 Ramses Barden ...... 2019 8 21st Century -- Return to Prominence The first 18 years of the 21st Century at Cal Poly have produced four Great West Conference championships, one Big Sky Conference title, a quartet of NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision playoff berths, six consecutive winning seasons -- a streak that was snapped in 2009 -- and a national ranking as high as No. 3. In 2001, Cal Poly football fans had reason to get excited again as Rich Ellerson led the Mustangs to a 6-5 record in his first season, thanks to a strong defensive unit and the passing combination of quarterback Seth Burford and Adam Herzing. The pair, who would later sign professional contracts in 2002, would hook up for a school-record 95-yard touch- Jordan Beck, Atlanta/Denver down passing play in the team’s win over Sacramento State. The 2002 Mustangs slipped to 3-8 for the fourth time in five years, but Cal Poly won three of its final six games, including a thrilling 28-26 triumph over Weber State in the season finale at Mustang Stadium, and set the stage for six straight winning seasons. In 2003 Cal Poly posted a 7-4 mark, its best in six years, opening with a 34-13 victory at UTEP and closing with wins in four of its last Chris Gocong, Philadelphia Eagles five games. The Mustangs captured the inaugural Great West Football Conference championship in 2004 and finished 9-2 overall. Linebacker Jordan Beck won the Buck Quarterback Seth Burford takes a snap from center John Buchanan Award as the nation’s best defensive Lloyd, who started every game in four seasons (1999-2002). player in the Football Championship Subdivision and was chosen in the third round of the NFL Draft by Atlanta after breaking most of Cal Poly’s records for tackles, finishing with 449 career stops. Courtney Darrell Jones finished his career with a school-record 177 receptions while defensive end Chris Gocong notched 17.5 sacks, another record. Brown, Gocong improved his mark to 23.5 sacks, won the Buck Buchanan Award en route to a spot in the East-West Shrine Dallas Game and led Cal Poly to a 9-4 record, another Great West title and the school’s first FCS playoff berth and a 35-21 Cowboys win over Montana in 2005. The Mustangs fell to Texas State 14-7 in the quarterfinal round. James Noble rushed for a school-record 1,578 yards and 16 touchdowns while wide receiver Ramses Barden caught 40 passes for 655 yards and nine scores as numerous redshirt freshmen made strong contributions. Linebacker Kyle Shotwell broke another school record with his 158 tackles. Gocong earned American Football Coaches Association All-American honors while Noble, Shotwell, Courtney Brown and Kenny Chicoine also were named All-Americans. Ellerson’s 2006 team finished 7-4, claimed third place in the Great West Football Conference, beat a Division I-A team for the second time in four years and ended up perhaps just a few key plays shy of its second Kyle Shotwell, NFL free agent straight FCS playoff berth. Linebacker Kyle Shotwell became the third Mustang in as many years to win the Buck Buchanan Award and was the fourth Mustang in 53 years to play in the East-West Shrine Game. James Noble became the first running back in Cal Poly history to rush for over 1,000 yards in consecutive seasons, Chris White was the fourth Mustang in as many years to land a spot on the American Football Coaches Association All- America Team. The Mustang defense posted three shutouts as the team finished ranked No. 16 in the Ramses Barden (left) and Stephen Field were nation by The Sports Network. A dozen Mustangs four-time All-Great West first-team selections. earned All-Great West honors and three were All- Americans. Cornerback Courtney Brown was selected in the seventh round of the NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys, Shotwell signed a free-agent contract with the Oakland Raiders and Kenny Chicoine broke the school career interceptions record. In 2007, the Mustangs duplicated their 7-4 mark of a year earlier, surpassing the 500-yard mark in total offense four times, shattering the school record for most points scored in one season and scoring 30 or more points seven times. Cal Poly broke 16 all-time school records and tied two others. Barden swept All-America honors across the board and center Stephen Field was a second-team All-American. Cal Poly, 2-2 for third place in the Great West, erased an 0-2 start with victories in seven of its final nine games. The Mustangs finished in the top 25 for the fourth straight season -- No. 24 in the Sports Network media poll. Cal Poly won seven straight games en route to an 8-3 mark, its second FCS playoff berth, its sixth straight winning season and a pair of four-time first-team All-Great West selections (Barden and Field), a first in the five-year history of the conference. The Mustangs defeated San Diego State at Qualcomm Stadium for the second time in In eight years at the helm, Rich three years, but finishes with losses to Big Ten Conference member Wisconsin in overtime and Weber State in the Ellerson coached the Mustangs playoff opener. With 10 returning starters on offense, Cal Poly finished No. 1 in the nation in scoring (44.4) and to 56 wins and two playoff berths. 9 21st Century -- Return to Prominence total offense (487.45). Barden shattered the Mustang record book in almost all receiving cate- gories, ending his career with 206 catches for 4,203 yards and 50 touchdowns. He finished fourth in balloting for the Walter Payton Award, played in the Senior Bowl and was drafted by the New York Giants in the third round the following April. Cal Poly was ranked No. 3 in the FCS coaches poll for the final seven weeks of the regular season and for the last four weeks in the Sports Network media poll, finishing eighth and 10th respectively. The Tim Walsh Era opened in 2009 and, with just six senior starters and an entirely new coaching staff, the Mus- tangs slipped to 4-7. Fullback Jake Romanelli and cornerback Asa Jackson earned first-team All-Great West honors. Cal Poly ran a reverse in 2010 with a 7-4 record, finishing one victory shy of an FCS playoff berth and earning a final No. 23 national ranking. Six of the wins were in Defensive tackle James Chen earned an NCAA come-from-behind fashion, the Mustangs played a gru- Postgraduate Scholarship and was named to the elling schedule that featured a five-game road trip, and Cal FCS Athletics Directors Association Academic Poly finished fourth in the nation in rushing offense and All-Star Team in 2010. 14th in rushing defense. Linebacker Marty Mohamed earned Great West Defensive Player of the Year honors. Wide receiver Dominique The Mustangs were 6-5 in 2011, capturing their final Great West title prior to moving to the Big Sky Conference. Asa Johnson caught 90 passes Jackson returned two interceptions for touchdowns, earned numerous postseason All-America honors and was drafted in two seasons at Cal Poly. by the Baltimore Ravens in the fifth round. Fullback Jake Romanelli rushed for 1,015 yards and quarterback Andre Broadous rushed for a school-record 18 touchdowns. In its first season in the Big Sky Conference (2012), arguably the toughest FCS league in the country with six national titles and 13 appearances in the championship game along with seven Walter Payton Award and six Buck Buchanan Award winners, Cal Poly shared the league crown with Eastern Washington and Montana State, all at 7-1. The Mustangs finished 9-3 and earned their third FCS playoff berth in the last eight years, falling 18-16 in the second round to eventual national runner-up Sam Houston State. Deonte Williams rushed for 1,506 yards, the second-highest total in Cal Poly history, and 12 touchdowns while Andre Broadous completed a stellar Mustang career with 1,459 career rushing yards and 30 touchdowns along with 3,120 career passing yards and 31 more scores. Williams and linebacker Kennith Jackson (305 career tackles) are Cal Poly’s first-ever first-team All- Big Sky Conference honorees. The Mustangs set a Big Sky record for most rushing yards in a season, finished Nos. 11/12 in the national polls and Williams played in the Casino Del Sol All-Star Game in Tucson, AZ. The 2013 Mustangs posted a 6-6 mark, finishing No. 1 in the FCS in rushing offense. Defensive tackle Sullivan Grosz was named Big Sky co-defensive player of the year, earned eight All- American awards and was joined by offensive guard Lefi Letuligasenoa, fullback Akaninyene Umoh and safety Alex Hubbard on the all-conference first team. Linebacker Johnny Millard Slotback Deonte Williams, left, and quarterback Andre Broad- played in both the East-West Shrine ous sparked Cal Poly to a 9-3 record, a share of the Big Sky Game and the Medal of Honor Bowl. title and an FCS playoff berth in 2012, its third in eight years. The 2014 squad, 7-5 overall, finished No. 1 in the nation in rushing offense for the second year in a row. The Mustangs won six of their last eight games and averaged nearly 34 points and 483 yards per contest offensively, defeating Montana and Montana State on back-to-back weekends in Alex G. Spanos Stadium and ending the year with a win over San Diego. Quarterback Chris Brown rushed and passed for over 1,000 yards each and linebackers Nick Dzubnar and Cameron Ontko earned first-team All-Big Sky honors. Chris Brown rushed and Brown upped his career totals to over 3,000 yards both rushing and passing in 2015 and fullback Joe Protheroe passed for over 3,000 yards earned first-team All-Big Sky honors, rushing for 779 yards in a 4-7 season for the Mustangs. The 2016 squad produced each in Mustang career. the university’s fourth FCS playoff invitation, finished 7-5 overall and was No. 1 in the FCS in team rushing during the regular season for the fourth consecutive year. Protheroe became the 20th Mustang to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season, finishing with 1,334 yards and 13 touchdowns, and earned first-team All-Big Sky honors for the second straight year, joined by linebacker Chris Santini and offensive linemen Joey Kuperman and Matt Fisher. Jared Mohamed rushed for 1,172 yards in 2017 and was joined on the All-Big Sky first team by defensive tackle Augustino Elisaia. In 2018, Protheroe set school records with 1,810 yards for the season and 4,271 for his career on his way to a third All-Big Sky first-team award and seven All-America honors. Cornerback Dominic Frasch also was an all-American. J.J. Koski, Cal Poly’s leading receiver for three seasons, earned first-team All-Big Sky honors in 2019, Walsh’s final Joe Protheroe, Cal Poly’s 20th 100-yard rusher with 1,334 yards in 2016, year at the helm, and Duy Tran-Sampson rushed for 1,037 broke school records with 1,810 yards in 2018 and 4,271 for his career. yards. The Beau Baldwin Era kicks off in 2020. Jordan Beck, 2004 Buck Buchanan Award Winner

Jordan Beck completed an outstanding four-year Mustang career in 2004, breaking numerous school records for tackles. In December he was presented with the Buck Buchanan Award, which goes to the best defensive player in NCAA Division I-AA. He played in the 2005 East-West Shrine Game at SBC Park in San Francisco and, in April 2005, he became Cal Poly's highest NFL draftee at the time, chosen in the third round by the Atlanta Falcons. He signed a free-agent contract with the Denver Broncos in October 2007 but was released in 2008.

Linebacker 6-2 231 Mt. Hermon, CA • Great West Football Conference Defensive Player of the Year (First-Team Defense) • First-Team All-America Linebacker as chosen by the American Football Coaches Association, The Sports Network, Walter Camp Football Foundation and Football Gazette • 1st in I-AA in Solo Tackles. Forced Fumbles; 4th in Total Tackles; 8th in Tackles for Lost Yardage

Career Totals 449 Tackles (School Record) 270 Solo Tackles 51.5 Tackles for Lost Yardage (16.5 Sacks)

Single-Season Totals Freshman (2001) -- 73 Tackles, 2.5 Sacks Sophomore (2002) -- 113 Tackles, 4.5 Sacks Junior (2003) -- 128 Tackles, 4.0 Sacks Senior (2004) -- 135 Tackles (then a school record), 4 INT, 18.5 TFL, 5.5 sacks, 9 pass breakups

Highlights: • Played in East-West Shrine Game Jan. 15, 2005 at SBC Park • Cal Poly's Leading Tackler as Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior • 23 Tackles (10 Solo) in Game Oct. 4, 2003 at Montana (School Record) • 22 Tackles (18 Solo) in Game Nov. 6, 2004 at Eastern Washington • 16 Tackles Three Times in Cal Poly Career • Three Times Recorded 15 Tackles in a Game • 13 Tackles in Seven Other Games • Three-Time Great West Football Conference Defensive Player of the Week • Holds School Career (449), Season (135, since broken) and Single-Game (23) Tackles Records • Twice Returned a Fumble for a Touchdown • Recorded First Four Interceptions of Career in 2004, Returning Two for Touchdowns • Double Digits in Tackles 24 Times in 43 Career Games • Recruited out of San Lorenzo Valley High School as a Wide Receiver and Defensive Back 10 Chris Gocong, 2005 Buck Buchanan Award Winner

Third-Round Selection (71st Overall Pick) by Philadelphia Eagles in 2006 NFL Draft; 212 Tackles in Three Seasons; Traded to Cleveland Browns in 2010

Defensive End 6-3 265 Santa Barbara, CA • Great West Football Conference Defensive Player of the Year (First-Team Defense) • First-Team All-America as chosen by the American Football Coaches Association , The Sports Network, Walter Camp Football Foundation, Sports Xchange, Associated Press • Don Hansen's Football Gazette and I-AA.org Defensive Player of the Year • First in I-AA in Sacks, Second in Tackles for Lost Yardage and 23rd in Forced Fumbles

Career Totals 212 Tackles (117 Solo) 58 Tackles for Lost Yardage (42.0 Sacks, No.2 at Cal Poly)

Single-Season Totals Freshman (2001) -- 6 Tackles, 0.0 Sacks Sophomore (2003) -- 37 Tackles, 1.0 Sacks Junior (2004) -- 71 Tackles, 17.5 Sacks Senior (2005) -- 98 Tackles, 23.5 Sacks (School Record), 4 Forced Fumbles, 2 Fumble Recoveries (1 TD)

Highlights: • Played in East-West Shrine Game Jan. 21, 2006 at The AlamoDome, San Antonio, Texas • Career-High 11 Tackles Against Eastern Washington, 2004; Texas State, 2005 • Career-High 3.5 Sacks Against Northern Colorado, 2005 • Cal Poly's Highest NFL Draft Choice Ever, Chosen in Third Round (71 st Overall) by Philadelphia Eagles in April 2006 • No.2 All-Time at Cal Poly in Career Sacks With 42.0 (1.5 behind No. 1 Tom Carey) • No. 9 All-Time at Cal Poly in Single-Season Tackles With 98 in 2005 • No. 10 All-Time at Cal Poly in Career Tackles With 212 • His 23.5 Sacks in 2005 is NCAA I-AA Record; His 60.5 Career Tackles for Lost Yardage is No. 4 in NCAA I-AA History • Two-Time Great West Football Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Montana State, Northern Colorado, both in 2005) • Recovered a Fumble for a Touchdown Against Montana State in 2005 (Gocong's Only Career Mustang Touchdown) • One Career Interception (Against Humboldt State in 2004 Season Opener) • Recorded More Than One Sack in a Game 15 Times in 41 Career Games (All in Final Two Seasons) • Was a Quarterback and Linebacker at Carpinteria High School and Holds School Record in Discus With Mark of 183-3 11 Kyle Shotwell, 2006 Buck Buchanan Award Winner

Kyle Shotwell became Cal Poly’s third consecutive Buck Buchanan Award winner in December 2006. He holds school records for tackles in a season (158 in 2005), sacks in a game (4.0 vs. San Diego State in 2006) and finished No. 2 in career tackles with 392. Like Jordan Beck and Chris Gocong before him, Shotwell played in East- West Shrine Game and was the game’s leading tackler with seven. He was signed by five National Football League teams in 2007 and 2008, but never played a down in a regular season game. He currently works in Austin, Texas, for Procore Technologies as an account executive after serving as a volun- teer assistant coach at Cal Poly in 2009.

Linebacker 6-1 235 Goleta, CA First-Team All-Great West Football Conference (Linebacker) -- 2005 and 2006 Great West Football Conference Defensive Player of the Year -- 2006 First-Team The Sports Network All-American -- 2006 Second-Team Associated Press All-American -- 2006 Second-Team The Sports Network All-American -- 2005 First-Team Football Gazette All-American -- 2005 • Signed free-agent contract with Oakland Raiders 158 tackles in junior season (2005) in April 2007; with Indianapolis Colts in January 2008 • Scored first career touchdown in final game of • Played in 2007 East-West Shrine Game in career, returning a lateraled interception 65 yards Houston and was game’s leading tackler with seven, • Four career interceptions earning Pat Tillman Award • Played in all 46 games in Cal Poly career, includ- • No. 1 in Division I-AA and No. 1 in Great West ing starts in his last 35 games Football Conference with 1.91 tackles for lost yardage • Recorded double digits in tackles 24 times per game • No. 8 in Division I-AA and No. 1 in Great West Career Highs: Football Conference with 11.09 total tackles per game Tackles: 20 vs. Texas State, 2005 • No. 13 in Division I-AA and No. 1 in Great West Solo Tackles: 11 vs. San Diego State, 2006 Football Conference with 5.55 solo tackles per game Tackles for Lost Yardage: 5.0 vs. San Diego State, • No. 24 in Division I-AA and No. 1 in Great West 2006 Football Conference with .64 sacks per game Sacks: 4.0 vs. San Diego State, 2006 • No. 2 at Cal Poly in career tackles with 392 Interceptions: 1, Four times • Broke school record for tackles in a season with Pass Breakups: 1, Seven times

Tackles Sacks Fumbles Passes Year Solo Asst. Total TFL-Yds. No. Yds. FF FR-Yds. Int. Yds. Defl. 2003 13 11 24 3-11 1.0 8 0 1-0 0 0 0 2004 55 33 88 8-31 4.0 25 3 2-39 2 19 4 2005 71 87 158 13.5-63 5.0 43 2 0-0 2 5 3 2006 62 60 122 21.0-80 7.0 48 2 1-0 0 0 2 12 Totals 201 191 392 45.5-185 17.0 124 7 4-39 4 24 9 13 Cal Poly Football History -- Mustangs in the Pros

Chris Gocong Courtney Brown Deonte Williams Ramses Barden Nick Dzubnar Johnny Millard Asa Jackson Cleveland Browns New York Giants Oakland Raiders Buffalo Bills Tennessee Titans St. Louis Rams Arizona Cardinals

Draftees/Free Agents 1954 Mel Kaufman, LB ...... FA-Washington Redskins 2005 Alex Bravo, RB ...... 9th-L.A. Rams LeCharls McDaniel, DB . .FA-Washington Redskins Jordan Beck, LB ...... 3rd-Atlanta Falcons Bob Lawson, FB ...... 9th-Detroit Lions Jeff S. Smith, LB ...... FA-Washington Redskins Darrell Jones, WR/RS FA-Montreal Alouettes (CFL) Stan Sheriff, C ...... 18th-L.A. Rams 1982 2006 Vic Buccola, OG ...... Saskatchewan (CFL) Charles Daum, OL ...... 6th-Dallas Cowboys Chris Gocong, DE ...... 3rd-Philadelphia Eagles Bud Chadwick, FB ...... Saskatchewan (CFL) Carl Gillberg, C ...... FA-L.A. Rams Jonah Russell, WR ...... FA-L.A. Avengers (AFL) 1955 Rick Jones, TE ...... FA-Washington Redskins Byungwoo Yoon, K ...... FA-Macon (AFL2) Bob Heaston, G ...... 24th-San Francisco 49ers Martin Ponek, OL ...... FA-L.A. Rams Aaron Williams, DB ...... FA-Amarillo (AFL2) Perry Jeter, RB ...... 26th-Chicago Bears 1983 2007 1956 Steve Booker, LB ...... FA-Washington Redskins Courtney Brown, DB ...... 7th-Dallas Cowboys Jim Cox, E ...... 9th-San Francisco 49ers Tom Gilmartin, DL ...... FA-Buffalo Bills Kyle Shotwell, LB ...... FA-Oakland Raiders 1958 Sven Hasselberg, LB ...... FA-Houston Colts Chris White, DL ...... FA-Calgary (CFL) John Madden, OL-DL . . . .21st-Philadelphia Eagles Jerry Schmidt, DL ...... FA-Dallas Cowboys Josh Mayfield, OL ...... FA-Amarillo (AFL2) 1968 1984 2008 Cecil Turner, WR ...... 5th- Chicago Bears Paul Sverchek, DL ...... 8th-Minnesota Vikings Ramses Barden, WR ...... 3rd-New York Giants 1969 Dale Bartel, DB ...... Oakland (USFL) Mark Restelli, LB ...... FA-Edmonton (CFL) Gary Kerr, WR ...... (FA-Chicago) Brian Gutierrez, RB ...... FA-Seattle Seahawks 2009 1970 Jeff J. Smith, WR ...... FA-Winnipeg (CFL) Ryan Shotwell, DE . .Sollerod Gold Diggers (DAFF) Emmanuel Murrell, DB ...... 12th-Detroit Lions Gene Underwood, DB ...... Oakland (USFL) 2010 Don Milan, QB ...... FA-Oakland Raiders Steve Wahl, OL ...... FA-L.A. Raiders Dominique Johnson, WR . . .FA-Minnesota Vikings Don Sverchek, LB ...... FA-San Francisco 49ers 1985 Marty Mohamed, LB ...... FA-Hamilton (CFL) 1972 Damone Johnson, TE ...... 6th, L.A. Rams 2011 Rick Wegis, DB ...... 12th-Cincinnati Bengals Gary Swanson, LB ...... 9th- L.A. Rams Asa Jackson, CB ...... 5th-Baltimore Ravens Mike Amos, WR ...... FA-Dallas Cowboys Steve Gibson, DL ...... FA-L.A. Rams Scott Winnewisser, OL . . . .FA-New Orleans Saints Rich Nominni, DL ...... FA-Chicago (WFL) Brian Moore, C ...... FA-San Francisco 49ers 2012 Fred Stewart, OL ...... FA-Hawaii (WFL) 1986 Deonte Williams, RB ...... FA-Oakland Raiders 1974 Sal Cesario, OL ...... 12th-New York Jets Andre Broadous, QB ...... Tri-Cities Fever (IFL) John Loane, K ...... FA-Oakland Raiders John Cummins, DE ...... FA-San Francisco 49ers 2013 1976 Greg Thompson, DB ...... FA-Denver Broncos Johnny Millard, LB ...... FA-St. Louis Rams Gary Davis, RB ...... 6th-Miami Dolphins 1989 Sullivan Grosz, DT ...... FA-Houston Texans John Henson, RB ...... 14th-Green Bay Packers Chris Dunn, DL ...... 9th-Atlanta Falcons 2014 Ray Hall, WR ...... 17th-Green Bay Packers Pat McGuirk, DB . . . .FA-Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) Nick Dzubnar, LB ...... FA-San Diego Chargers Pat Manus, DB ...... FA-L.A. Rams 1991 Cameron Ontko, LB . .FA-Tampa Bay Buccaneers Walter Mead, WR ...... FA-San Francisco 49ers Pat Moore, DL ...... FA-Chicago Bears 2015 1977 1993 Burton De Koning, LB ...... FA-Ottawa (CFL) Bill McCadden, DB ...... FA-Dallas Cowboys Chris Thomas, WR ...... FA-San Diego Chargers 2016 Dana Nafziger, TE . . . .FA-Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1998 Josh Letuligasenoa, DE/LB .FA-Green Bay Packers 1978 Kamil Loud, WR ...... 7th-Buffalo Bills 2017 Jimmy Childs, WR ...... 4th-St. Louis Cardinals 1999 Kyle Lewis, WR ...... FA-Detroit Lions Andre Keys, WR ...... 8th-Pittsburgh Steelers Dan Loney, OL/DL ...... FA-San Jose (AFL) Chris Santini, LB ...... FA-Ottawa (CFL) 1979 Ed Wynn, DB ...... FA-Sioux Falls (NIFL) Chris Judge, LB ...... 8th-Saskatchewan (CFL) Ed McDonald, DL ...... FA-Denver Broncos 2000 2019 Mike Raymo, LB ...... FA-Oakland Raiders Andy Jepson, QB ...... FA-Iowa (NIFL) J.J. Koski, WR ...... FA-Los Angeles Rams Steve Spencer, DL ...... FA-New York Giants James Tuthill, PK ...... FA-San Francisco 49ers 1980 2001 Key (FA - Free Agent): Mike Bailey, OL ...... FA-Denver Broncos Antonio Warren, RB ...... FA-Calgary (CFL) CFL - Canadian Football League Dwight Crump, WR ...... FA-Denver Broncos 2002 NFL - National Football League Paul Dickens, RB . . . . .FA-Tampa Bay Buccaneers Seth Burford, QB ...... 7th-San Diego Chargers NIFL - National Indoor Football League Bob Trudeau, RB ...... FA-St. Louis Cardinals Adam Herzing, WR ...... FA-Indianapolis Colts USFL - United State Football League 1981 Dustin Kroeker, OL ...... FA-Seattle Seahawks WFL - World Football League Robbie Martin, WR ...... 4th-Pittsburgh Steelers 2003 AFL - Arena Football League Mike Daum, OL ...... 7th-Miami Dolphins Vaughn Jarrett, DB ...... FA-Chicago Rush (AFL) AFL2 - Arena Football League 2 Louis Jackson, RB ...... 7th, New York Giants 2004 IFL - Indoor Football League Mike Bush, WR ...... FA-New England Patriots David Richardson, DB . . . .FA-Jacksonville Jaguars DAFF - Danish American Football Federation Chris Jones, DB ...... FA-Dallas Cowboys Navid Niakan, PK ...... FA-Central Valley (AFL2) FA - Free Agent 14 Cal Poly Football History -- Mustangs in the Pros Mustang Professionals in 21st Century During the summer of 2020, a pair of former Cal third season with nine catches for 94 yards. Barden Poly football players were in the professional ranks. signed a free agent contract with the Giants in May Linebacker Nick Dzubnar, who played five sea- 2013 after catching 14 passes for 220 in his fourth sons with the Los Angeles Chargers, signed a free season, including nine grabs for 138 yards against agent contract with the Tennessee Titans last March. Carolina, but was released prior to the start of the He played 65 games with no starts for the Chargers, season. He signed a futures contract with the Buffalo including all 32 games over the past two seasons. In Bills in January 2014, but was released in July, then his career, Dzubnar has seen action on 65 defensive signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars in August but snaps and 1,234 on special teams and has 60 career was released prior to the start of the 2014 season. tackles. Last season, he made eight tackles in 16 Linebacker Johnny Millard (St. Louis Rams) and games. He saw action on 332 special teams snaps defensive tackle Sullivan Grosz (Houston Texans) and none on defense. signed free agent contracts immediately after the Wide receiver J.J. Koski signed an undrafted high 2014 NFL Draft. Grosz was released by the Texans priority free agent contract with the Los Angeles Rams due to a foot injury. Wide receiver Cole Stanford last April. earned a mini-camp invitation from the Green Bay Defensive end/linebacker Chris Judge was drafted Packers and a tryout with Kansas City and signed in the eighth round by the Saskatchewan Roughriders with the New England Patriots in late July, but was of the Canadian Football League in May 2019, but released. Josh Letuligasenoa tore an anterior cruciate ligament during a pass-rush- Slotback Deonte Williams was on the active ing drill May 28. He remains on the team’s injured list. Oakland Raiders roster when preseason training Cornerback Asa Jackson, played four games with camp opened in July 2013. He signed a free agent the Detroit Lions in 2016, recording seven tackles contract immediately after the 2013 NFL Draft, but and one pass breakup, after four years with the was released prior to the season opener. Baltimore Ravens, where he played 18 games and Quarterback Andre Broadous played his second notched 30 tackles (24 solo) with three pass season with the Indoor Football League’s Tri-Cities breakups. He became a free agent in January 2017 Fever in 2014. He completed nine of 18 passes for 92 and signed a one-year contract with the San yards and four touchdowns. A year ago, Broadous led Francisco 49ers in August, making one tackle in four the Fever to a come-from-behind win over the games. He is a free agent. Colorado Ice by completing nine of 16 passes for 85 Rush linebacker Josh Letuligasenoa signed a yards and one touchdown and also rushing for 24 free-agent contract with the Green Bay Packers after yards on seven carries, all in the second half. attending a rookie mini-camp in May 2017 but was Defensive end Chris Gocong was drafted in the cut prior to the start of the regular season. Wide third round by the Philadelphia Eagles seven years receiver Kyle Lewis inked a free-agent contract with ago. He spent the 2006 season on the injured the Detroit Lions in April 2018 but did not make the reserve list due to a neck injury, then played all 16 roster. games in 2007 on the strong side of the linebacking Two other former Mustangs played in the corps and recorded 92 tackles, including one sack. Canadian Football League in 2016. Linebacker He added 61 tackles in 16 games in 2008 and 44 Cameron Ontko notched 18 tackles for the BC tackles (one sack) in 15 contests, including 11 starts, Lions, all on special teams, and was on the roster of in 2009. Gocong was traded to the Cleveland Browns Cameron Ontko the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2017. Burton De in April 2010 and notched 75 tackles (two sacks). In Koning, also a linebacker, played for the Ottawa 2011, Gocong earned 70 tackles (49 solo), including Redblacks in 2016, making one special teams tackle 3.5 sacks, forced two fumbles and recovered another. in four games, and signed with Berlin Adler of the He missed the entire 2012 season due to an Achilles’ German Football League for the 2017 campaign. injury in the preseason and is a free agent after the Linebacker Chris Santini signed a free-agent con- Browns released him in April 2013. tract with Ottawa in May 2018 but missed the cut. Offensive lineman Scott Winnewisser signed a Wide receiver Ramses Barden was drafted by the free agent contract with the New Orleans Saints on New York Giants in the third round of the 2009 NFL May 29, 2012 but was released. Draft and was activated for three of the team’s 16 Cornerback Courtney Brown was drafted in the games in 2009, catching one pass from Eli Manning seventh round in April 2007 by the Dallas Cowboys for 16 yards. He caught five passes for 64 yards in and notched 13 tackles in two seasons with the Cow- 2010, missing 10 games due to an ankle injury. boys before being released prior to the 2009 season Placed on the Active/Physically-Unable-To-Perform He signed a futures contract with the Giants in List in July, 2011, Barden returned to action on Nov. January 2010 and was released in September 2010. 6, 2011, catching two passes for 24 yards in a win Former Cal Poly linebacker Mark Restelli was the against the New England Patriots. He finished his leading tackler for the Edmonton Eskimos in 2009,

Ryan Shotwell Aaron Williams Dan Loney Andre Broadous Mark Restelli Nick Dzubnar Sollerod Gold Diggers Spokane Shock San Jose SaberCats Tri-Cities Fever Edmonton Eskimos 15 Cal Poly Football History -- Mustangs in the Pros Mustang Professionals in 21st Century recording 58 defensive tackles and 16 special teams Running back Antonio Warren played seven sea- tackles. He played the first two games of the 2010 sons in the Canadian Football League (2001-07) and season before being sidelined with a knee injury, played briefly for the New York Giants in 2003. returning in mid-October. In six games he notched 16 Quarterback Jonathan Dally played in 2011 for tackles. Restelli signed a futures contract with the the Milan Rhinos in the Italian Football League. He Miami Dolphins in January 2011 and was released on rushed for 718 yards and 11 TDs and completed 89 the final cutdown day, rejoining Edmonton as a back- of 166 passes for 1,229 yards and 14 more scores, up. He signed with the Montreal Alouettes in leading Milan to a 5-4 record. He played for the February 2012 but was released in June 2012. Danube Dragons in the Austrian Football League in Wide receiver Dominique Johnson inked a free 2012. agent deal with the Minnesota Vikings just days after Offensive/defensive lineman Dan Loney played the 2011 NFL Lock-out ended, but was released after seven seasons with the Arena Football League’s San playing in two preseason games. He was assigned to Jose SaberCats as the starting center after a year on the Utah Blaze of Arena Football on Sept. 30, 2011 the SaberCats’ practice squad. The Templeton High and signed with the Calgary Stampeders on Jan. 26, School football coach returned to the SaberCats for 2012, but was released prior to the 2012 season. the final few weeks of the 2011 season. Another ex-Mustang linebacker, Marty Moha- Wide receiver/return specialist Darrell Jones med, signed a contract with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats played for the Arizona Rattlers in 2006 and 2007. in June 2011 and made a tackle in a preseason loss Wide receiver Jonah Russell played for the Los to Toronto, but was cut two days later. Angeles Avengers in 2006 and with AFL2’s Amarillo Linebacker Kyle Shotwell was on the practice Dusters in 2007 and 2008. Defensive back Aaron Chris Gocong squads of five NFL teams in 2007 and 2008 but never Williams also played for the Dusters in 2008 and played in a regular season game. Linebacker Jordan played for the Spokane Shock in 2009. Fullback/line- Beck was drafted in the third round by the Atlanta backer Josh Mayfield played for the Dusters in 2008 Falcons in 2005, but sat out his first season due to a while defensive lineman Chris White played briefly preseason ankle injury. He was a backup linebacker for the Central Valley Coyotes in 2009, recording nine in 2006, playing in 15 games and recording 13 tack- tackles, including one sack. les (11 solo). He was released by Atlanta and signed Other former Mustangs who played professionally a free-agent contract with the Denver Broncos mid- in recent years include quarterback Seth Burford way through the 2007 season, but was released after (Kansas City Chiefs and San Diego Chargers), cor- the 2008 preseason. Playing mostly on special teams nerback David Richardson (Jacksonville Jaguars), in 2007, Beck notched 10 tackles in 11 games. wide receiver Adam Herzing (Colts, Lions, 49ers, Shotwell, Gocong and Beck all were Buck Buchanan Steelers), tackle Dustin Kroeker (Seattle Seahawks Award winners at Cal Poly. and Detroit Lions) and placekicker James Tuthill Ex-Mustang defensive end Ryan Shotwell was a (Jacksonville Jaguars, Green Bay Packers, player/coach for the Sollerod Gold Diggers of the Washington Redskins and San Diego Chargers). Danish American Football Federation in 2010 while Also, defensive back Vaughn Jarrett (Chicago former Cal Poly wide receiver/return specialist Rush and San Jose SaberCats of AFL) and place- Tre’dale Tolver tried out with the Sacramento kicker Byungwoo Yoon (Macon Knights in 2006 and Mountain Lions of the United Football League in July South Georgia Wildcats in 2007, both AFL2 teams). 2010 but did not play any games. Richardson played for the Jacksonville team in the Ex-Cal Poly placekicker Navid Niakan played for Arena Football League in 2011 and helped the the Solano Chiefs in the Pacific Coast Football Sharks to their first AFL title. He made three tackles League in 2011 and 2012. The Chiefs finished 9-3 in in Jacksonville’s win over Iowa on May 13 but was Ramses Barden 2011 and Niakan made 10 of 11 PAT kicks, two of placed on injured reserve June 9. He played 13 three field goals, including a 51-yarder, and averaged games in three NFL seasons (2003, 2004, 2006) with 27.3 yards on four punts (long of 34). Niakan, who the Jaguars at cornerback, safety and on special made two field goals in 2012 for the Chiefs (4-7), teams, notching seven tackles and one pass breakup played for the Central Valley Coyotes of AFL2 as well. in his NFL career.

Burton De Koning Jordan Beck Asa Jackson 16 Cal Poly Football Lettermen (Division I -- 1994-2019) A-A-A Jared Bohanas ...... 1999 Andrew Cokley ...... 2019 Kyle Aber ...... 2008 Demetre Booker Jr. . .2002-04 CJ Cole ...... 2018-19 Marvin Abou ...... 2013-14 Aris Borjas ...... 2006-07 Joe Coleman . . . . .2010, 2013 Alli Abrew ...... 1996-97 Kevin Bork ...... 2007 Tim Collins ...... 1999-2002 Ron Adams ...... 2000-01 Derek Bourassa ...... 2003 Billy Colonna ...... 2007 Darren Adjei ...... 2015-17 Aaryn Bouzos ...... 2014-17 Aaron Cooper ...... 2018-19 Trevor Agnitsch . . . . .1995-97 Christian Boyce ...... 1998 David Cooper ...... 2016 Keoni Akina ...... 2005-07 Aaron Brackney ...... 2004 Ernie Cooper ...... 2005-08 Cam Akins ...... 2013 Daniel Bradley ...... 2004-07 Gavin Cooper ...... 2007-11 Austin Albison ...... 2013-14 Jared Bray ...... 2003 Kevin Cooper ...... 2000-02 Andrew Alcaraz . . . . .2009-13 Andrew Breaux ...... 2007-10 Ron Cooper ...... 1998-2001 Mike Allshouse ...... 1994-96 Jason Brennan . . . .1999-2000 Mark Cordes ...... 2004-07 Eric Alsaker ...... 2010 Matt Brennan ...... 2005-07 Scottie Cordier ...... 2007-10 Tyler Alsey ...... 2014-15 Scott Brenton . . . . .1999-2001 Nick Coromelas . . . . .2004-06 Aaron Alston ...... 1999-2001 Kevin Britt ...... 2010-13 Jamaal Cotright . . . . .1996-97 James Chen 2006-10 Grant Alton ...... 2015-18 Christian Broce ...... 1999 Tom Cowen ...... 1994 Brendon Anderson . . .2002-05 Andre Broadous . . . . .2008-12 Jason Cox ...... 2007-09 Francisco Anderson . .1994-97 Chris Brown ...... 2012-15 Mark Cox ...... 1994 Mike Anderson ...... 2007-10 Courtney Brown . . . . .2003-06 Delon Craft ...... 1996-99 Matt Andre ...... 2002-05 David Brown ...... 1994-95 Jacob Croft ...... 2000 Bryan Andrews ...... 1998 Henry Brown ...... 1998 Cameron Crump . . . . .2017-19 Ted Armijo ...... 1994-95 Conor Bruce ...... 2019 Thomas Curiel ...... 2003-05 Adam Armstrong . . . .2000-01 Scott Brunton ...... 1995-97 K.J. Cusack ...... 2010 Michael Arnoult ...... 2001-02 Joseph Brum ...... 2009-11 Chris Czernek ...... 1998 Williiam Atkinson ...... 1995 David Brumfield ...... 1995 John Ausmus ...... 2004 Logan Budd ...... 2008-10 D-D-D Donnie Burks ...... 1994 Clint Autry ...... 2005-06 Jonathan Dally ...... 2007-08 Jesse Burdine ...... 1994 Anthony Ayllon ...... 2016 Gabe Dal Porto . . . . .2001-04 Seth Burford ...... 2000-01 Brock Daniels ...... 2006-08 Devon Burton ...... 2003 B-B-B Mike Davies ...... 1998-99 Ivel Burton ...... 2002 Brett Baker ...... 1998-2001 Brandon Davis ...... 2018-19 Alex Bynum ...... 2005-07 Kevin Balestrieri . . . . .1996-98 Charlie Davis ...... 2015-17 Kevin Baraga ...... 1999 Demetrius Davis ...... 1995 C-C-C Ramses Barden . . . . .2005-08 Grant Davis ...... 2008 Fernando Cabico . . . .2012-15 Andrew Barna ...... 2014-15 Kenny Calderone . . . .2006-08 Judd Davis ...... 1994 Patrick Bashforth . . . .2009-10 Kamati Calvin ...... 1996-99 Malcolm Davis ...... 2015-18 Angel Bautista ...... 1996-97 Sean Davitt ...... 2017 Leejuan Camerana . . .2000-01 John Lloyd Dustin Baxley ...... 2003-05 Juanie Campbell . . . .2018-19 Burton De Koning . . . .2014-15 1999-2002 Jackson Beauchamp .2002-03 Martin Cano ...... 1994 Jeff Dennis ...... 1999 Jordan Beck ...... 2001-04 Chris Canoles . . . . .1999-2000 Kameron Dennis . . . .2016-19 Victor Beglitsoff . . . . .2015-17 Grant Caraway ...... 2014-16 Karlton Dennis ...... 2012-15 Facio Benevides ...... 1994 Blake Carbonneau ...... 2017 Duke deLancellotti . . .2009-10 Pat Behr ...... 1995-98 Sam Carlson . . . . .1999-2001 Ryan Dias ...... 1998 Colin Behring ...... 2002-05 Matthew Carpenter-Baggett 2002-03 Favi Diaz ...... 2004-06 Alan Beilke ...... 1996-98 Steve Casner ...... 1995-98 Nicolo DiFronzo . . . . .2018-19 Justin Belcher ...... 2005-06 Lance Castaneda . . . .2011-12 Isaac Dixon ...... 1999-2002 Charles Bell ...... 2000-03 Scott Cavanaugh . . . .1995-96 Jacob Dixon ...... 2002 Billy Beltz ...... 1998-2001 Andrew Caviglia ...... 2011 Preston Doris ...... 2007-08 Jesse Bender ...... 2000-03 Myles Cecil ...... 2018-19 Blake Dossey ...... 2000 Neil Beresford ...... 1996 Matt Chachere ...... 2001-05 Dave Douglas ...... 2010-14 Ross Berry ...... 2014 Ryan Chambers . . . . .2007-09 Jeff Dover ...... 2000 Matthew Bertole . . . . .2008-10 John Chavez ...... 1994 Patrick Downey . . . . .2009-10 Bobby Best ...... 2006-09 Mike Chavis ...... 1998-99 Mike Draper ...... 1999-2002 Max Betkowski ...... 2015-16 David Chellsen ...... 2016-19 Art Drumwright ...... 2004-05 Ryan Bianchi . . . . .1999-2003 James Chen ...... 2007-10 Matt Duffy ...... 2007-11 Kaulin Blair ...... 2012-15 Ken Chicoine ...... 2003-06 Chuby Dunu ...... 2017-19 Eric Blank ...... 2006-07 Tim Chicoine ...... 2004-07 Joie Dunyon ...... 2009 Korben Boaz ...... 2008-10 Michael Chou ...... 2006 Brian Durmier ...... 2000 Matt Boeddeker ...... 1994 Michael Chowtham . . .2006-07 Ed Dyer ...... 1998-99 Ryan Boehm ...... 2017-19 Nick Ciufo ...... 2000 Colin Dzubnar ...... 2013-15 James Noble Robbie Bogdenovich .1998-99 Ben Cobian ...... 2001-04 Nick Dzubnar ...... 2011-14 2005-08 17 Cal Poly Football Lettermen (Division I -- 1994-2019) E-E-E Freddie Gaines ...... 2018-19 Chris Hatton ...... 1994 Bryce Ecklern ...... 2002 Junior Gaitan ...... 2017-19 Scott Hatton ...... 1995 Drew Ecklund ...... 1998-99 Will Gallo ...... 2016-17 Andrew Hauser . . . . .2014-15 Nate Ecklund ...... 1994-97 Ryan Galloway ...... 2006 Russ Havens . . . . .1998-2001 Jordan Edmond ...... 2009 EJ Galvez ...... 2012-13 Derrick Hawkins ...... 2010 Chris Edwards ...... 2006 Nick Gancayco ...... 2009 Mike Hayes ...... 2000-03 Kelly Edwards ...... 1994 Kori Garcia ...... 2013-16 Eric Helgesen ...... 2002 Alex Egurbide ...... 2015-18 Eric Gardley ...... 2007-10 Phil Hemion ...... 1995 Augustino Elisaia . . . .2014-17 Andrew Gardner . . . . .2007-08 Chad Henry ...... 1995-98 Brandon Elliott ...... 1996 Xavier Gardner ...... 2006-09 Chris Henry ...... 1994-95 David Elmerick ...... 2006 Anthony Garnett . . . . .2003-05 Troy Henry ...... 1995-98 Nick Emmons ...... 2006-07 Todd Garvey ...... 1995-98 Donald Henze ...... 1995-96 Jordan Yocum Irvin Enchill ...... 1999-2001 Alex Garwood ...... 1994-95 Drew Hernandez . . . .2017-19 2007-10 Reagan Enger ...... 2014-17 Tommy Gatta ...... 2008-09 Adam Herzing . . . .1998-2001 Nick Enriquez ...... 2013-16 Brett Gauld ...... 2002-05 Scott Herzing ...... 1997-98 Williiam Estelle ...... 1994 Sam Genzone ...... 1994-97 Kevin Hess ...... 2007-11 Aarmon Euwing ...... 2019 Adam George . .2001, 2003-05 John Hewitt ...... 1996-97 Chris Evagues ...... 2018-19 Dirk Giannini ...... 1994-95 Clayton Hibbert ...... 2015 Joseph Gigantino III . .2013-16 Tom Hickel ...... 2012-14 F-F-F Carlton Gillespie . . . . .2006-09 Zack Hickman ...... 2018 Pono Faaagi ...... 2018-19 Geoffrey Gilliam ...... 1995 Matt Higgins ...... 1994 Jojo Falo ...... 2018-19 Drew Gilmore ...... 2018-19 Ryan Higgins ...... 1997 Kwaku Farkye ...... 2009 Chris Gocong ...... 2002-05 Brant Hill ...... 2002-03 Tauese Faumuina ...... 2002 Colin Goebel ...... 2015-17 Matt Hill ...... 2005-06 Spencer Faddis . . .1999-2002 Grant Goebel ...... 2009-13 Alfred Hines ...... 2008 Cody Fannin ...... 2003-04 Brian Goggin ...... 2002 Jordan Hines ...... 2012-15 Tony Faxon . . .1994, 1996-97 Victor Golver ...... 1996 Josh Hines ...... 2010 David Richardson Rico Felice ...... 1996-98 John Goldston ...... 1996 Frederick Hives II . . . .2005-08 1999, 2001-03 Jack Ferguson ...... 2014-17 Juan Gonzalez ...... 1996-99 Kyle Holderman ...... 1994 Stephen Field ...... 2005-08 Neils Goodwin ...... 2000 Sam Holguin ...... 2013-14 Jeff Filipponi ...... 1998 Paki Gordon 1999-2000, 2002-03 Jason Holmes ...... 2002-05 Landon (Beau) Finato 2002-05 Gene Grant ...... 2005-08 Dylan Honaker ...... 2008 Rex Finato ...... 2002 Dano Graves ...... 2013-16 Todd Hourigan ...... 2000-01 Vatulele Finau ...... 2019 Jono Grayson ...... 2006-09 Jarred Houston ...... 2007-11 Ryan Fink ...... 2005-06 Victor Greco ...... 1997-2000 Brandon Howe ...... 2011-14 Matt Fisher ...... 2013-16 Louis Green ...... 1994 Dan Howe ...... 2000 Mike Fisher ...... 1994-95 Tré Green ...... 2017-18 Kevin Howell ...... 2018-19 Darren Fisk ...... 1994 Tyler Green ...... 2019 Alex Hubbard ...... 2012-13 Chris Fletcher ...... 2012-15 Wade Green ...... 1999-2002 Harry Hudley ...... 1997-98 Chris Flood ...... 2017-19 Quentin Greenlaw . . .2008-12 Ryan Hudock ...... 1995 Wesley Flowers . . . . .2012-13 Dustin Grein ...... 2018-19 Jay Huhn ...... 1994 Brian Flynn ...... 1996-97 Jack Gridley ...... 1995 Kitu Humphrey ...... 2016-19 Saia Fonongaloa . . . .2017-19 Kevin Griffin ...... 2015-17 Paul Hundley . . . . .2011, 2013 Garrett Ford ...... 1998-99 Kiko Griffin ...... 1996-99 Clark Hunter ...... 2014 Jonah Russell Nick Fotia ...... 2000 Frankie Griggs ...... 2013-15 Nick Huppe ...... 2008 2002-05 James Foug ...... 2014-15 Kevin Grossman . . . . .1994-95 Dawson Hurst ...... 2019 Daniel Fox ...... 2017-19 Sullivan Grosz ...... 2009-13 Geoff Hyde ...... 2009-12 Kory Fox ...... 2015-16 Anthony Gutierrez ...... 2006 Dusty Frampton ...... 2019 Dylan Gutierrez . . . . .2013-15 I-I-I Greg Francis ...... 2007-11 Andy Guyader ...... 1994-96 Daniel Idiart ...... 2003-04 Joe Frangieh ...... 2007-09 Tu’uta Inoke ...... 2012-15 Dominic Frasch . . . . .2016-18 H-H-H Jake Irwin ...... 2012-14 Michael Freeman . . . .2009-13 Jon Hall ...... 2006-09 Ofisa Isaia ...... 1996 Vince Freitas ...... 2005-08 Norman Hall ...... 1994 Jamar Ison ...... 1999 Zach Fuchs ...... 2017 Alex Haller ...... 2007 Karl Ivory . . . . .2000-02, 2004 David Fullerton ...... 2005-08 William Hames III . . . .2003-06 Kristaan Ivory ...... 2011-13 Michael Fullerton ...... 2009 Jalen Hamler ...... 2019 Aaron Hammon . . . . .2003-05 J-J-J G-G-G Quentin Harrison . . . .2017-19 Asa Jackson ...... 2008-11 Conrad Gacki ...... 1994-95 Keith Harter ...... 1995-98 Kennith Jackson . . . . .2008-12 David Fullerton Fred Gaines ...... 2009 Travis Harwood ...... 2006 Roland Jackson Jr. . . .2012-15 2005-08 18 Cal Poly Football Lettermen (Division I -- 1994-2019) Richard James ...... 2004-05 Lepi Lataimua ...... 2017-19 Matt McNab ...... 2015-17 Jay Jay Janabajal . . .1997-98 Orion Latin ...... 1998 Ryan McNab ...... 2017-19 Jasch Janowicz . . . . .1994-95 Chris Latino ...... 1994-95 LJ Mealancon ...... 2016-17 Vaughn Jarrett . . . .1999-2002 Chris Lawrence . . . . .2011-14 Caleb Melton ...... 2016-17 Eric Jaso ...... 2006 Sean Lawyer ...... 2005-08 John Mende ...... 2002-05 Jake Jeffrey ...... 2017-19 Buster Layton ...... 1994 Greg Mendonsa . . .1999-2000 Andrew Jenest ...... 2003 Dan Leahy ...... 1999-2000 Nick Merica ...... 2004 Khaleel Jenkins . . . . .2015-18 Alex Lee ...... 2005-07 Matt Merritt ...... 1998-2001 Josiah Jennings ...... 2004 Jayson Lee ...... 2016-18 Rocky Meszaros . . . . .2012-13 Andy Jepson ...... 1998-99 Jeremy Lee ...... 1998 Brent Michaels ...... 2012-14 Isaiah Jernagin ...... 2019 Anthony Leonardi . . . .2007-08 Brandon Michalkiewicz2011-12 Joshua Jeter ...... 2017 Josh Letuligasenoa 2013-14, 2016 Bradley Mickey ...... 2017-19 Aaron Johnson ...... 2015-18 Lefi Letuligasenoa . . .2010-13 Raven Middleton . . . .2016-17 B.J. Johnson ...... 1998 Noah Letuligasenoa . . . .2015 Johnny Millard ...... 2009-13 Dennis Johnson ...... 1998 Kyle Lewis ...... 2014-17 Timothy Miller ...... 2018-19 Dominique Johnson . .2009-10 Seth Lewis ...... 2000-01 Mark Milligan ...... 1996-97 Wes Johnson ...... 1996-97 Matt Leyden ...... 2004 Brandon Michalkiewicz . .2010 Ken Johnston ...... 2009-13 Nick Leyden ...... 2009-13 Kenny Mitchell ...... 2012-14 Mark Restelli Lee Johnston ...... 1994 Doug Lichtenberger . .1994-97 Ross Micheli ...... 1998-99 2005-08 Pat Johnston ...... 2004-07 John Lloyd ...... 1999-2002 Julian Mims ...... 2001 Phil Johnston ...... 2006-09 Joe Locher ...... 2013 Brad Minor ...... 1998 Andrew Jones ...... 1998-99 David Lombardi . . . . .1994-96 Kenny Mitchell ...... 2010 Chris Jones ...... 1998-2000 James Lombardi . . . . .1995-98 Mike Mitchell ...... 1994-95 Darrell Jones ...... 2001-04 Nathaniel Lones ...... 1998 Will Mitchell ...... 2007-10 Terrell Jones ...... 1994-97 Dan Loney ...... 1996-99 Matt Modena ...... 1997 Jacques Jordan . . . . .1994-95 Kamil Loud ...... 1994-97 Dylan Mohamed . . . . .2012-14 Chris Judge . . .2011-12, 2014 Reece Ludwig ...... 2008 Jared Mohamed . . . . .2014-17 David Junod . . .1998, 2000-01 Jeff Lyons ...... 2007 Kyle Mohamed ...... 2008-11 Marty Mohamed . . . . .2007-10 K-K-K M-M-M Jonathan Mokonnen . . . .2000 Nainoa Kalama ...... 2002-03 Shayne MacCuish . . .1994-95 Ryan Mole ...... 2007-08 Steve Kappahahn ...... 1995 Jeff Madden ...... 2008 Nico Molino ...... 2009-12 John Kaupp ...... 2001-02 Ron Maden ...... 1994 Mike Montero ...... 2006-09 David Kellogg ...... 1996-99 Kyle Maddux 2006-07, 2010-13 Mason Montgomery . .2016-17 Hal Kelley ...... 2007-10 Austin Mahr ...... 2011 Judaea Moon ...... 2019 Perris Kelly ...... 2003-07 David Mahr ...... 2008-11 Xavier Moore ...... 2018-19 Caleb Kemp ...... 1995-97 Stanton Manumaleuna . .2018 Vince Moraga ...... 2009-13 Griffin Kemp ...... 2018-19 Martin Mares ...... 2006-08 Angel Morales ...... 2007-11 Keith Kemp ...... 1995 Tyler Mariucci ...... 2003-06 Joe Morales ...... 1994 Sean Kennedy ...... 2005 Eric Martineau ...... 1999 Duffy Moran ...... 1996-97 Sam Kenney ...... 2010-14 Adam Martinez ...... 2002-05 Jaylen Morgan ...... 2019 Cliff Kensinger ...... 1994-97 Joe Martinez ...... 1998-2002 Kellen Moriarty ...... 2008-10 Marty Mohamed Tim Kensinger ...... 2000 Ian Masterson ...... 2005-08 Brock Morris ...... 2009-10 2007-10 Ryan Kiely ...... 2001-02 Michael Maye ...... 2003- 06 Tim Morse ...... 1995 Matt Kirschner ...... 2006-07 Logan Mayes ...... 2014-15 Travis Morse ...... 2000-01 Paul Kirwan ...... 2003 Joshua Mayfield ...... 2002 Broc Mortensen . . . . .2017-18 Erich Klemme ...... 2007-11 Josh Mayfield ...... 2003-06 Jerry Mote ...... 2003 Kevin Kline ...... 2002-03 R.J. Mazolewski . . . . .2014-17 Nick Moyer ...... 2012-14 Jim Knaft ...... 2000 Tully McCalister ...... 2016 Lance Mudd ...... 2014 James Knauf ...... 2001 Brian McCall ...... 2002 Arturo Munoz ...... 2007-11 Brad Knowles ...... 1996-97 Ryan McCarty . . . .1999-2002 Kevin Murkey ...... 1996-97 Craig Knowles ...... 1998-99 Caden McCloughan . . . . .2019 Kasey Murphy ...... 1998 Patrick Koligian . . . . .2005-08 Maurice McClure . . . .2007-11 Kyle Murphy ...... 2010-11 Jeremy Konaris . . . . .2003-06 Donald McCormack . . . . .2006 Tynan Murray ...... 2008 J.J. Koski ...... 2016-19 Matt McCormick . . . . .2002-05 Joe Murrell ...... 2008 Dustin Kroeker . . . .1999-2000 Chad McEwan ...... 1996-99 Joey Kuperman . . . . .2014-17 Stash McGuinness . . .2007-11 N-N-N Jeff McGuire ...... 2002 Trey Nahhas ...... 2016-19 L-L-L Brent McKeel ...... 1996-98 B.J. Nard ...... 2015-17 Kevin LaCroix ...... 1996-98 D’Angelo McKenzie . . . . .2019 Jacob Naschke ...... 2019 Kamil Loud James Langford . . . . .2010-11 Carson McMurtrey . . .2013-16 Bismark Navarro . . . .2008-10 1994-97 19 Cal Poly Football Lettermen (Division I -- 1994-2019) Chase Navarro ...... 2004 Chris Pinto ...... 2009-10 Michael Roth ...... 2018-19 Nik Navarro ...... 2016-19 Ryan Pittman . . . . .1998-2001 Keishawn Rowe ...... 2013 Bobby Nelson ...... 2009-10 Josh Poduska ...... 1998 Kurt Rubin ...... 1998-2001 Ron Nelthorpe . . . .1999-2002 Ken Pohl ...... 1994-97 Glenn Rudy ...... 1997 Andre Nestle ...... 2005 Kevin Porche ...... 2013-15 Steve Rudisill ...... 1994 Dan Nguyen ...... 1994 Mike Porter ...... 2005-08 Joey Ruiz ...... 2017-19 Navid Niakan ...... 2001-02 Zac Powell ...... 2012-15 Matt Rulon ...... 2010-13 Chris Nicholls ...... 2011-14 Harlan Prather ...... 2008-09 Zach Rusick ...... 2014 Brett Nicholls ...... 2000-02 Steve Prejean . . . . .1997-2000 Jonah Russell ...... 2002-05 Carter Nichols ...... 2016-19 Wesley Price ...... 2009 Kelvin Rutledge . . . . .2008-09 Andy Nicholson . . . . .1995-97 Daniel Prieto ...... 2017 James Noble ...... 2005-08 Joe Protheroe ...... 2014-18 S-S-S Aaron Novikoff ...... 2009-10 James Pryor ...... 2003-06 Michael Sabido ...... 2007-08 Peter Nowakowski . . .1995-97 Tim Puerling ...... 2013-14 Derek Sabo ...... 2013-14 Stephen Pyle ...... 2012-15 Brett Sagaser ...... 1995-97 O-O-O Bijon Samoodi ...... 2009-13 Dan O'Brien ...... 2008 Q-Q-Q Randy Samuel ...... 2003-06 Danny Ochoa ...... 2009 Aaron Quarles ...... 1996 Daniel Sanchez . . . . .2017-18 Josh Letuligasenoa Connor Odisio ...... 2010-12 Markel Quarles ...... 1994-97 Calvin Sandeen . . . . .2015-16 2013-14, 2016 Kevin O'Flaherty ...... 2006 Brendan Quinn ...... 2014 Manvir Sandhu ...... 1994-95 Sam Ogee ...... 2015-18 Giovanni Sani ...... 2009-13 Mike O'Gorman ...... 1999 R-R-R Chris Santini ...... 2015-16 Jono Oliver ...... 2009 James Ragon ...... 1996-97 Michael Santini ...... 2009-13 Matt Oliver ...... 1996-97 Chris Rainey ...... 1996-97 Steve Sarubi ...... 1999 Kevin Okarski ...... 2006 Xavier Ramos ...... 2009-13 Jordan Satterwhite . . . . .2013 Omar Omilabu ...... 2013-14 Geno Randle ...... 2002-03 Tiasamo Savusa . . . . .2015-18 Hitoshi Ono ...... 1994-95 Anthony Randolph . . .2003-06 Aaron Schaffer ...... 2001-03 Cameron Ontko . . . . .2012-14 Andrew Ravadge ...... 2003 Bruce Schaffer ...... 2000 Aaron Orndorff ...... 2002-03 Kyle Ray ...... 1999-2000 Luke Schaffer ...... 2000-01 Osbaldo Orozco . . . . .1996-99 Justin Reece ...... 2006-09 Bert Schenone ...... 2002-03 Malik Orr ...... 1994-96 Kyle Reid ...... 2018-19 Zach Schottenfeld ...... 2014 Sodie Orr ...... 2012 Jason Relyea ...... 2004-07 Max Schulz ...... 2007-11 Javier Ortiz ...... 1999 Kris Rendon ...... 1998-99 Will Semone ...... 2018-19 Kassim Osgood . . .1998-2001 Zak Repka ...... 1999-2002 Tom Shaddix ...... 1994-95 Gerrit Otten ...... 2009 Mark Restelli ...... 2005-08 Chris Shaffer ...... 1994 Kurtis Ovesen .2003-04, 2007 Thomas Reynolds ...... 2008 Zach Shallcross . . . . .2015-18 Mark (Sharky) Reza . .2017-19 Justin Sharman ...... 2000 P-P-P Matt Reza ...... 2012-13 Jeff Shaw ...... 1997-2000 Tom Pace ...... 2005-08 Santo Riccobano ...... 2000 Mekai Sheffie ...... 2015-17 Blake Page ...... 2009-11 David Richardson . . . .2000-03 Eli Shelton ...... 2019 Marcus Paige-Allen . .2013-16 Dominic Rickard . . . . .2007-08 Brandon Shephard . . .2000-03 Kori Garcia Laipeli Palu ...... 2019 Sal Rivas ...... 1997-2000 Kelly Shepard ...... 2013-16 2013-16 Matt Panziera ...... 1995 Patrick Rivenes . . . . .2004-05 Louis Shepherd . . . . .2004-07 Lanny Papanikolas . . . . .2008 Ryan Rivera ...... 2018-19 Nate Shipley ...... 2015-16 Gary Parker ...... 1996-99 Ryan Robards ...... 2019 Billy Shipman II . . . . .2013-16 Andrew Parkinson . . .1994-96 Harley Robbins ...... 1998 Kyle Shotwell ...... 2003-06 Andrew Parra ...... 2000-01 Brandon Roberts . . . .2007-11 Matt Shotwell ...... 2017-19 Emanuel Pasternak 1999-2002 Jason Roberts ...... 1998-99 Ryan Shotwell ...... 2006-09 Jason Patterson . . . . .2013-16 Drew Robinson ...... 2005-06 Troy Shotwell ...... 2008-11 Jeff Pattison ...... 1995 Gilbert Rocha ...... 2003 Doug Shumway . . . . .2008-12 Brian Pearsall ...... 1994-95 Dale Rodgers ...... 2000 Blaze Silberman . . . . .2007-09 Todd Pearson ...... 1994-95 Mark Rodgers ...... 2010-11 Manuel Simoes . . . . .1996-97 Jon Peck ...... 1994-96 Travis Rodgers ...... 1994-95 Chad Simonson . . . . .2003-05 Justen Peek ...... 2003-06 Dylan Roddick ...... 2004-07 Matt Singletary ...... 2010-11 DJ Peluso ...... 2015-16 Danny Rohr ...... 2005-06 Stephen Sippel ...... 2012-15 Eric Penningroth ...... 2010 Jake Romanelli ...... 2007-11 Phil Skinner ...... 2002-05 Michael Perez ...... 2002-03 Anthony Rosales . . . .2018-19 Sonny Smart ...... 1998-99 Chris Peterson ...... 2002-03 Jerek Rosales .2015-16, 2018 Jake Smeltzer ...... 2016-18 Nathanael Petrey . . . .2010-13 Ameer Ross ...... 1998-2001 Dane Smith ...... 1998-2001 Brando Phillips ...... 2018-19 Darren Ross ...... 1998-99 Ryan Smith ...... 1994-95 Nick Dzubnar Brett Phillips ...... 1994 Randy Ross ...... 2001 Tony Smith ...... 2007-10 2011-14 20 Cal Poly Football Lettermen (Division I -- 1994-2019) Travis Smith ...... 2004-07 Marc Tognazzini . . . . .1996-99 Trevor Weis ...... 2011-14 Vante Smith-Johnson .2010-13 Isaiah Toloumu ...... 2002 Brad Welch ...... 1995 David Snakenborg . . .1994-95 Tre'Dale Tolver ...... 2005-08 Jay Wells ...... 1994 Sawyer Sobelman . . .2017-19 Adam Torosian ...... 2004-07 Jake West ...... 2007-10 Ryan Solomon ...... 2008-12 Mike Toussaint . . . .1998-2000 Travis Wheat . . . . .1999-2000 Mitch Souza ...... 2019 Duy Tran-Sampson . .2018-19 Tyler Whisenhunt . . . .2016-19 Kevin Spach ...... 2006-07 Lucas Trily ...... 2007-10 Chris White ...... 2003-06 Ryan Spence ...... 1997 Tanner Trosin ...... 2013 Eric White ...... 2004-08 Brian Stanbra ...... 2003-04 Johnathan Trotter . . . .1994-96 Nick White ...... 2017-19 Cole Stanford ...... 2010-13 Tim Troutman ...... 1998-99 Harry Whitson ...... 2015-18 Jason Starr ...... 1998 Paul Trujillo-Langdon .2016-19 Eric Wicks ...... 1997-2000 Garrett Steele ...... 2012 Nick Tsiagkas ...... 1995 Kris Wicks ...... 1997-2000 Curtis Steen ...... 1996 Willie Tucker . . .2011-13, 2015 Greg Wiggis ...... 1994 Ryan Steen ...... 1994-96 Nate Tuffanelli ...... 1995-96 Joseph Wighton . . . . .2003-06 Harrison Stewart . .1999-2000 Garrett Tuggle ...... 2004 Fenton Will ...... 2018-19 Joe Protheroe Sam Stewart Jr...... 2019 Inoke Tukia ...... 2001 Markus Willard ...... 2002 2014-18 Elias Stokes ...... 2013-16 Kelly Turbin ...... 2003-04 Wade Willet ...... 2018-19 Darik Stollmeyer . . . . .2001-02 Tim Turbin ...... 2000-02 A. Dee Williams ...... 1994 Ken Story ...... 2000-01 Anders Turner ...... 2015-18 Aaron Williams ...... 2002-05 Brandon Stott ...... 1994-95 Ryan Turner ...... 1995 Barney Willams . . . . .1996-97 Martel Strange ...... 2007 James Tuthill ...... 1994 Bryan Williams ...... 1994-97 Billy Stubblefield . . . . .1996-99 Julai Tuua ...... 2003-06 Cougar Williams ...... 2009 D.J. Stuckey ...... 2018-19 Kava Tyrell ...... 2006-07 Darryl Williams ...... 2007-10 Kain Su’a ...... 2018-19 David Williams ...... 2001-03 Casey Sublette ...... 2016-18 U-U-U Deonte Williams . . . . .2011-12 Alex Suchesk ...... 2015-17 Akaninyene Umoh . . .2009-13 Donyell Williams . . . . .1994-96 Matt Sullivan ...... 2008-11 Jeff Uyesaka ...... 1994 John Williams ...... 1997-98 Jeremy Sutherland . . .2005-06 V-V-V Jordan Williams . . . . .2011-14 Andy Sverchek ...... 1995-98 Robert Valenti ...... 2008 Mike Williams ...... 1996-97 Josh Swaney ...... 2008-12 Brian Valli ...... 2000 Miles Williams .2014, 2016-17 Shawn Swanson . . . .2012-13 Kevin Van Gorder . . . .2003-06 Taylor Williams . . . .2000-2003 Jason Swisher ...... 2008 Jesse Van Horn . . .1999-2000 Brandon Williamson . .2007-10 Ryan Switzer ...... 2000-01 Jeffery Varner ...... 1994-95 Aaron Wilson ...... 1995 Matt Szkalak ...... 2000 Jorge Vazquez ...... 2006 Jesse Wilson . . . . .1999-2001 Lance Vecchio ...... 2017-19 Karl Winkelman . . . . .2008-12 T-T-T Alex Vega ...... 2015-18 Scott Winnewisser . . .2008-11 Amir Tadros ...... 2009-12 David Vida ...... 1994 Ben Winter ...... 1995-98 Apefai Taifane ...... 2018 David Vieler ...... 1994 Peyton Witcher ...... 2016-19 Kevin Tapp ...... 2002-03 Brian Villa ...... 1998-99 Blake Wood ...... 2002-03 Junior Tauvaa ...... 1994 Matt Vinal ...... 2010 Matt Wood ...... 2002-03 Keaton Taylor ...... 2008-11 Billy Vinnedge ...... 2003 James Woodford . . . .2001-03 Pat Taylor ...... 1998 Tim Vizzi ...... 2009 Dave Woods ...... 1998-2002 J.J. Koski Ryan Taylor ...... 2008-12 Tom Vorhees ...... 1996 Brian Wright ...... 2004-05 2016-19 Kevin Texeira ...... 1998 Jason Vormbaum ...... 1994 Matt Wright ...... 2018-19 Christian Thatcher ...... 2012 Ed Wynn ...... 1995-98 Colton Theaker ...... 2019 W-W-W Jaymes Thierry ...... 2006-09 Andrew Walsh ...... 2012 Y-Y-Y Andre Thomas ...... 2004-07 Brian Walsh ...... 2000 Orlando Yepez ...... 2017-19 Corey Thomas ...... 2018-19 Patrick Walker ...... 2017-18 John Yessner ...... 2007-10 Curtis Thomas ...... 2003-05 Weston Walker ...... 2012-15 Jordan Yocum ...... 2007-10 Curtis Thomas ...... 1996 Barrett Wangara . . . . .2012-13 Byungwoo Yoon . . . . .2003-04 Ryan Thomas ...... 1995-96 Antonio Warren . . . . .1995-98 Craig Young ...... 1996-99 Ken Thompson ...... 1997 Joey Warren ...... 2001-04 Larry Young ...... 2000-01 Noah Thompson . . . . .2016-17 Dominic Washington 1998-2001 Pat Thompson ...... 1994 Keith Washington . . . .1995-98 Z-Z-Z Raj Thompson ...... 2000-03 Richard Watkins . . . . .2018-19 Mohammed Zahriya . . . .2005 Jeremy Threat ...... 1996 David Watts ...... 1996 Bobby Zalud ...... 2012-13 Tim Thurman ...... 2000 Cordel Webb ...... 2004-06 Nick Zankich ...... 2002-03 Neil Tidwell ...... 2008 Richard Webb ...... 2005 John Zilius ...... 2003-04 Lloyd Tiffany ...... 1994 Justin Webber ...... 2011 Jeff Zinn ...... 1999-2000 Jonathan Dally Nick Tignor ...... 1999 Garrett Weichman ...... 2019 Kyle Zottneck ...... 2012 2007-08 21 Cal Poly Football History -- Postseason Games Scoring Summary Scoring Summary First Quarter First Quarter Division I 10:17 CP Barden 19 pass from Dally (A.Gardner kick) 13:37 USD Hodges 8 run (Murray kick) 2005 FCS Playoffs 7:15 WS Smith 1 run (Williams kick) 6:42 USD Priest 8 pass from Lawrence (Murray kick) 2:44 WS Smith 29 run (Williams kick) Second Quarter First Round Second Quarter 1:23 CP Protheroe 7 run (Sublette kick) Cal Poly 35, Montana 21 14:04 CP Dally 8 run (A.Gardner kick) Third Quarter November 26, 2005 10:06 WS Smith 37 pass from Higgins (Williams kick) 14:45 CP Protheroe 7 run (Sublette kick) Washington-Grizzly Stadium, Missoula, MT 3:10 CP Hall 11 run (A.Gardner kick) 8:22 USD Hodges 7 run (Murray kick) 1:07 WS Toone 15 pass from Higgins (Williams kick) Fourth Quarter Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Third Quarter 13:09 USD Riley 5 pass from Lawrence (Murray kick) Cal Poly 7 14 7 7 35 10:36 WS Nakamura 9 pass from Doyle (Williams kick) 8:07 CP Shepard 63 interception return (Sublette kick) Montana 7 7 7 0 21 Fourth Quarter 2:23 USD Hodges 5 run (Murray kick) Scoring Summary 9:59 CP Dally 1 run (A.Gardner kick) First Quarter 7:35 WS Higgins 1 run (Williams kick) 4:49 CP Noble 3 run (Coromelas kick) 3:08 CP Barden 5 pass from Dally (A.Gardner kick) 0:44 UM Hilliard 5 run (Carpenter kick) 2:15 WS White 21 run (Williams kick) 1972Division Camellia Bowl II Second Quarter North Dakota 38, Cal Poly 21 7:47 UM Hilliard 18 run (Carpenter kick) December 9, 1972 4:41 CP Noble 4 run (Coromelas kick) 2012 FCS Playoffs Hughes Stadium, Sacramento, Calif. 1:18 CP Barden 38 pass from Brennan (Coromelas kick) Second Round Third Quarter 1978 Playoffs 10:54 CP Noble 5 run (Coromelas kick) Sam Houston St. 18, Cal Poly 16 First Round December 1, 2012 6:47 UM Hilliard 66 pass from Bergquist (Carpenter kick) Winston-Salem State 17, Cal Poly 0 Bowers Stadium, Huntsville, TX Fourth Quarter November 25, 1978 5:06 CP Noble 35 run (Coromelas kick) Bowman Gray Stadium, Winston-Salem, N.C. Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Cal Poly 0 0 6 10 16 Quarterfinal Round Sam Houston State 0 8 7 3 18 1980 Playoffs First Round Texas State 14, Cal Poly 7 Scoring Summary Cal Poly 15, Jacksonville State 0 December 3, 2005 Second Quarter Bobcat Stadium, San Marcos, TX 13:28 SHS Team safety November 29, 1980 6:09 SHS FG Antonio 20 Mustang Stadium, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score 0:24 SHS FG Antonio 32 Cal Poly 0 0 0 7 7 Third Quarter Semifinal Round Texas State 7 0 7 0 14 9:44 CP FG Zalud 23 Cal Poly 38, Santa Clara 14 Scoring Summary 3:48 CP FG Zalud 27 December 6, 1980 First Quarter 0:31 SHS Hill 18 pass from Bell (Antonio kick) Mustang Stadium, San Luis Obispo, Calif. 1:30 TSU Nealy 17 run (Jones kick) Fourth Quarter Third Quarter 9:25 CP FG Zalud 48 Championship Game (Zia Bowl) 2:23 TSU Sherman 5 run (Jones kick) 3:23 SHS FG Antonio 26 Cal Poly 21, Eastern Illinois 13 Fourth Quarter 1:34 CP Tucker 50 pass from Taylor (Zalud kick) December 13, 1980 4:11 CP Noble 8 run (Coromelas kick) University Stadium, Albuquerque, N.M. 1990 Playoffs 2008 FCS Playoffs 2016 FCS Playoffs First Round First Round First Round Cal Poly 14, Cal State Northridge 7 Weber State 49, Cal Poly 35 U. San Diego 35, Cal Poly 21 November 17, 1990 November 29, 2008 November 26, 2016 Mustang Stadium, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Alex G. Spanos Stadium, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Alex G. Spanos Stadium, San Luis Obispo, Calif. Semifinal Round Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score North Dakota State 47, Cal Poly 0 Weber State 14 14 7 14 49 U. San Diego 14 0 7 14 35 November 24, 1990 Cal Poly 7 14 0 14 35 Cal Poly 0 7 7 7 21 Dacotah Field, Fargo, N.D.

Mustangs in Postseason Games

Stan Sheriff (right) played in the 1954 East-West Shrine Classic and 51 years passed before a second Mustang was chosen to play in the contest. Linebacker Jordan Beck played in the 2005 game at AT&T Park in San Francisco. Just one year later, defensive end Chris Gocong became the third Mustang to play in the prestigious game, moved to the AlamoDome in San Antonio, Texas. And linebacker Kyle Shotwell made it three in a row, playing in the East-West Shrine Game in 2007 at Reliant Stadium in Houston. Shotwell was the leading tackler in the game with seven and earned the Pat Tillman Award. Wide receiver Ramses Barden played in the 2009 Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama, while Asa Jackson played in the 2012 Senior Bowl. Following the 2012 season, slotback Deonte Williams played in the Casino Del Sol All-Star Game in Tucson. in 2014, linebacker Johnny Millard played in the inaugural Medal of Honor Bowl held in Charleston, S.C. as well as the East-West Shrine Game in St. Petersburg, Florida. Cal Poly offensive lineman Ben Cobian played in the 2005 Las Vegas All-American Classic in Sam Boyd Stadium. Cornerback David Richardson and punter Gilbert Rocha played in the Las Vegas All-American Classic in 2004 while cornerback Vaughn Jarrett and tackle Brett Nichols played in the 2003 event, then known as the Paradise Bowl, at Dixie College in St. George, Utah. Center Stan Sheriff was the first Cal Poly player to participate in the East-West Shrine Game, which in 1954 was played at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. 22 Anniversary Seasons -- 1960 Plane Crash, 1980 National Championship

Survivors of the 1960 Cal Poly plane crash participated in the coin toss on Oct. 30, 2010, prior to 41-33 win over St. Francis (Pa.). uring the 2010 season, the Cal Poly football program acknowl- Dedged two former Mustang teams. On the weekend of Oct. 29-30, Cal Poly paid tribute to the 1960 team on the 50th anniversary of the tragic plane crash in Toledo, Ohio, which Survivors of the 1960 Cal Poly plane crash who attended claimed the lives of 16 reunion in 2010 include Fred Brown, left, and General Owens. players, the team man- Members of the 1960 Cal Poly football ager and a booster. More than a dozen of the 26 survivors and their family members team and their families gathered at returned to San Luis Obispo for a reunion at Mustang Memorial Plaza. One of the Mustang Memorial Plaza for a reunion on survivors, Gil Stork, served as Master of Ceremonies. Two weeks later, the Mustangs Oct. 29, 2010, the 50th anniversary of the marked the 30-year anniversary of the NCAA Division II National Championship -- plane crash which claimed the lives of 16 players, the team manager and a booster Cal Poly defeating Eastern Illinois 21-13 on Dec. 13, 1980, in Albuquerque, N.M., to at Toledo (Ohio) Express Airport. cap a 10-3 campaign under head coach Joe Harper.

A large number of players from Cal Poly’s 1980 NCAA Division II National Championship team were honored at halftime of Nov. 13, 2010, game against UC Davis. 23 Cal Poly Football History -- Year-by-Year Scores 1915 (1-0-1) 1950 (3-7) Coach: D.W. Schlosser Coach: LeRoy Hughes Four-Year1941 (5-3-1) School O 2 - at Santa Barbara HS 6-6 T S 16 - PEPPERDINE 12-20 L Coach: Howie O’Daniels N 6 - S. BARBARA HS 17-14 W S 23 - FRESNO STATE 7-31 L S 20 - at Whittier 10-7 W S 30 - REDLANDS 20-14 W 23-20 S 27 - at Nevada 0-32 L O 13 - at Occidental 14-24 L O 4 - CAL TECH 18-0 W O 21 - STANFORD J.V. 14-15 L 1916 (1-2) O 11 - at Chico State 0-0 T O 28 - at UCSB 7-20 L Coach: D.W. Schlosser O 17 - LA VERNE 14- 0 W N 4 - CHICO STATE 45-13 W O 28 - S. BARBARA HS 18-2 W O 24 - CAL RAMBLERS 14-26 L N 11 - at Southern Oregon 45- 6 W N 18 - at Bakersfield HS 7-20 L O 31 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 14-0 W N 18 - SAN DIEGO STATE 8-12 L N 30 - at Santa Barbara HS 0-34 L N 8 - HUMBOLDT STATE 0- 7 L N 23 - BRADLEY 21-35 L 25-56 N 11 - 160TH INF. (Camp SLO) 14-0 W 84-72 193-190 1917 (2-1) Coach: D.W. Schlosser (4-3-1, 3 yrs.) 1951 (5-4-1) O 11 - 11TH COAST GUARD 10-7 W 1942 (4-3) Coach: LeRoy Hughes N 9 - ATASCADERO HS 25-0 W Coach: Bob Dakan (4-3, 1 year) S 22 - SUL ROSS STATE 24-47 L N 29 - 11TH COAST GUARD 0-29 L S 26 - at Nevada 0-18 L S 29 - SO. OREGON 39-0 W 35-36 O 4 - FORT ORD 26-7 W O 6 - at San Diego State 13-32 L O 17 - at Whittier 6-47 L Cal Poly’s undefeated, untied, unscored-upon team of O 13 - L.A. STATE 21-0 W 1918 O 25 - at Stockton Army Base 58-0 W O 20 - at Fresno State 19-42 L No games due to flu epidemic. 1933, which posted a 7-0 mark and scored 73 points. O 31 - SAN DIEGO STATE 32-13 W O 26 - at Pepperdine 7-7 T N 7 - at San Francisco State 51-0 W 1927 (2-4-1) O 20 - FRESNO ST. FROSH 130 W N 3 - at Chico State 19-0 W 1919 (3-0) N 14 - OCCIDENTAL 6-20 L Coach: Al Agosti O 26 - at UCSB. Frosh 6-7 L N 10 - SANTA BARBARA 14-7 W Coach: H. Hess 179-105 S. 24 - at Santa Maria HS 6-6 T O 27 - at Salinas JC (forfeit) 10 W N 17 - CAL TECH 42-7 W N 1 - at Paso Robles HS 52-0 W O 8 - at Loyola LA 6-7 L N 2 - MORAN JC 310 W N 22 - at Missouri Valley 7-14 L N 15 - SANTA MARIA HS 26-0 W O 15 - Chico State 0-19 L N 12 - ST. MARY’S FROSH 0-7 L 1943 205-156 N 27 - at Santa Maria HS 25-6 W O 22 - Bakersfield JC (For.) 1-0 W 115-14 No games due to World War II. 103-6 N 5 - UCSB 33-12 W 1935 (5-2-1) N. 11 - Sacramento JC 0-37 L 1952 (7-3) 1920 (1-4) Coach: Howie O’Daniels 1944 N 18 — at San Jose State 0-12 L Coach: LeRoy Hughes Coach: H. Hess (4-4, 2 years) S 28 - at Moran JC 6-0 W No games due to World War II. 46-93 S 20 - at Sul Ross State 7-28 L O 9 - at Santa Maria HS 0-20 L O 4 - at Santa Maria JC 12-0 W S 27 - at Bradley 0-21 L O 16 - PASO ROBLES HS 6-9 L O 12 - UCSB FR. 31-0 W 1928 (3-4-2) 1945 (1-5-1) O 4 - SAN DIEGO STATE 20-18 W O 23 - at Bakersfield HS 0-13 L O 19 - at Menlo JC 24-0 W Coach: Al Agosti Coach: Ronnie Henderson O 10 - at UCSB 19-0 W N 11 - SLO LEGION 0-7 L N 2 - BAKERSFIELD JC 6-20 L S 29 - at Fresno State 0-37 L (1-5-1, 1 year) O 18 - SAN FRANCISCO ST.34-26 W N 25 - SANTA MARIA HS 13-7 W N 11 - USF FROSH 0-0 T O 6 - MODESTO JC 0-0 T S 15 - FRESNO STATE 6-6 T O 25 - PEPPERDINE 39-13 W 19-65 N 23 - at Salinas JC (Forf.) 1-0 W O 13 - LOYOLA FROSH 19-0 W S 22 - CAL TECH 7-6 W N 1 - WHITTIER 20-42 L N 28 - NORTHERN ARIZ. 12-15 L O 20 - SAN JOSE STATE 0-6 L O 6 - CAMP COOKE 0-46 L N 8 - L.A. STATE 32-7 W 1921 (3-2-1) 92-35 O 27 - SANTA MARIA JC 13-0 W O 13 - at Fresno State 0-24 L N 15 - at Redlands 26-6 W Coach: Al Agosti N 3 - SANTA ROSA JC 6-4 W O 27 - GOLETA MARINES 0-42 L N 22 - MISSOURI VALLEY 27-14 W O 22 - SANTA MARIA HS 14-7 W 1936 (5-4) N 10 - at UCSB 0-6 L N 4 - MINTER FIELD 0-19 L 224-175 O 28 - at Taft HS 7-27 L Coach: Howie O’Daniels N 17 - at Menlo Boys School 7-7 T N 10 - at Arizona 6-37 L N 5 - SANTA BARBARA JC 42-0 W S 26 - at Northern Arizona 0-7 L N 29 - at Chico State 0-30 L 19-180 N 11 - PASO ROBLES HS 6-7 L O 3 - MIRAMONTE JC 13-12 W 45-90 O 17 - UCSB. FR. 25-0 W 1953 (9-0) N 24 - ATASCADERO HS 31-0 W “Undefeated, Untied” 1929 (3-5) O 24 - at Santa Clara Frosh 0-12 L D 10 - SANTA MARIA HS 7-7 T 1946 (6-2-1) Coach: LeRoy Hughes Coach: Al Agosti O 31 - LOYOLA FROSH 6-19 L 107-48 Coach: Howie O’Daniels S 26 - at Fresno State 27-6 W O 5 - MORAN JC 70-6 W N 6 - at Santa Maria JC 14-6 W S 28 - at UCSB 6-19 L O 3 - at San Diego St. 33-12 W O 12 - at Santa Rosa JC 19-7 W N 11 - USF FROSH 0-14 L 1922 (1-3) O 5 - at San Diego State 21-13 W O 10 - UCSB 59-6 W O 19 - TAFT JC 21-0 W N 21 - SALINAS JC 20-6 W Coach: Al Agosti O 12 - OCCIDENTAL 7-7 T O 16 - at San Fran. St. 46-14 W O 26 - at Modesto 6-14 L N 26 - MODESTO JC 18-0 W O 7 - at Loyola L.A. 0-25 L O 19 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 7-6 W O 24 - at Pepperdine 45-0 W N 2 - UCSB 0-7 L 96-76 O 14 - UCSB 13-7 W O 26 - WHITTIER 13-2 W O 30 - at Whittier 31-14 W N 9 - at San Mateo JC 2-26 L O 21 - at Stanford Reserves 0-18 L 1937 (4-2-2) N 2 - at San Diego NTC 34-6 W N 7 - L.A. STATE 51-0 W N 16 - MENLO JC 12-32 L N 4 - FRESNO STATE 0-20 L Coach: Howie O’Daniels N 9 - at Pepperdine 18-28 L N 14 - REDLANDS 51-6 W N 22 - at San Jose State 0-54 L 13-70 S 24 - at Modesto JC 0-0 T N 16 - EL TORO MARINES 26-0 W N 21 - WILLAMETTE 52-7 W 130-146 O 2 - at Salinas JC 18- 0 W N 23 - CHICO STATE 20-7 W 395-65 1923 (3-3) 1930 O 15 - at Humboldt State 0-14 L 152-88 Coach: Al Agosti No games due to polio epidemic. O 23 - SAN JOSE ST. FROSH 6-0 W O 6 - UCSB 6-20 L O 30 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 33-0 W 1947 (1-9) 1954 (6-4) O 13 - at San Mateo JC 9- 6 W 1931 (3-5-1) N 5 - at Santa Maria JC 12-13 L Coach: Howie O’Daniels Coach: LeRoy Hughes O 20 - PACIFIC 0-23 L Coach: Al Agosti N 11 - USF FROSH 0-0 T (56-33-6, 11 years) S 18 - SAN DIEGO MARINES 3-23 L O 27 - at San Jose State 14-0 W S 26 - SANTA MARIA JC 6-6 T N 25 - at Idaho State 13-7 W S 20 - at Arizona State 6-33 L S 25 - at Willamette 19-12 W N 3 - at Stanford Frosh 0-33 L O 3 - at Moran JC 0-31 L 82-34 S 27 - CAL TECH 26-6 W O 2 - SAN DIEGO STATE 26-14 W N 10 - at UCSB 7-0 W O 9 - at UCSB 0-13 L O 8 - at UC Santa Barbara 47-6 W 1938 (7-2) O 4 - at San Diego State 13-56 L 48-103 O 17 - SANTA ROSA JC 13-0 W O 16 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 19-0 W Coach: Howie O’Daniels O 11 - at Fresno State 6-14 L O 24 - SAN MATEO JC 0-13 L O 23 - at McMurray 14-49 L S 21 - ST. MARY’S (Texas) 6- 0 W O 18 - at San Francisco St. 18-19 L 1924 (1-5) O 30 - at Bakersfield JC 6-45 L N 6 - at Fresno State 13-16 L O 1 - CHICO STATE 14- 7 W O 25 - PACIFIC 7-41 L Coach: Al Agosti N 6 - at Taft JC 13-6 W N 12 - at Cal St. LA 47-0 W O 8 - at Arizona State 0-13 L N 1 - at UCSB 14-53 L O 4 - at Santa Maria HS 0-35 L N 11 - at Moran JC 13-12 W N 19 - HUMBOLDT STATE 13-0 W O 15 - at Humboldt State 13- 6 W N 8 - PEPPERDINE 0-47 L O 11 - at Stanford Frosh 0-97 L N 20 - at Menlo JC 0-26 L N 25 - COLO. WESTERN 20-21 L O 21 - at San Francisco St. 20-2 W N 15 - at Occidental 7-16 L O 25 - at Modesto JC 3-19 L 51-152 221-141 O 31 - at Bakersfield JC 3-20 L O 28 - at San Diego Marine 0-19 L N 22 - SAN JOSE STATE 0-47 L 1932 (4-4) N 15 - FRESNO ST. 6-22 L N 5 - SAN JOSE ST. FR 26- 0 W 97-332 Coach: Al Agosti (32-44-5, 11 years) N 22 - UCSB 7-0 W N 11 - USF FROSH 19- 6 W 1955 (7-3) S 23 - at Bakersfield JC 0-32 L N 24 - IDAHO STATE 21-0 W 19-193 1948 (3-5) Coach: LeRoy Hughes O 1 - SANTA MARIA JC 8-13 L 119-53 O 8 - MORAN JC 38-0 W Coach: Chuck Pavelko S 17 - WESTERN ST. (Col.) 40-18 W 1925 (4-5) O 15 - FRESNO ST. FROSH 0-21 L 1939 (4-4-1) S 25 - at Pacific 13-33 L S 24 - at Humboldt State 26-0 W Coach: Al Agosti O 22 - TAFT JC 13-12 W Coach: Howie O’Daniels O 2 - CAL TECH 27-6 W O 1 - at San Diego State 12-6 W S 26 - SAN LUIS HS 18-0 W O 29 - at Porterville JC 13-19 L S 22 - CAL TECH 7-12 L O 9 - FRESNO STATE 26-14 W O 8 - UC SANTA BARBARA 19-6 W O 3 - at Lompoc HS 41-0 W N 5 - at Salinas JC 25-6 W S 30 - at Humboldt State 9-13 L O 16 - SAN JOSE STATE 7-47 L O 15 - SAN DIEGO MARINES 44-12 W O 10 - at Ventura JC 10-7 W N 11 - SANTA BARBARA FR. 20-0 W O 7 - at Arizona State 0-35 L O 30 - WHITTIER 13-26 L O 22 - McMURRAY 13-23 L O 17 - at Stanford JV 19-20 L 117-103 O 20 - at Ventura JC 13-0 W N 5 - at San Francisco St. 40-0 W O 29 - at Midwestern (Texas) 19-7 W O 24 - MODESTO JC 0-13 L O 28 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 0-0 T N 11 - at UCSB 19-35 L N 5 - at San Jose State 14-20 L O 31 - BAKERSFIELD JC (for.) 1-0 W N 4 - at UC Davis 0-28 L N 20 - SAN DIEGO ST. 14-28 L N 11 - FRESNO STATE 6-34 L N 7 - SANTA MARIA HS 12-15 L 1933 (7-0) N 18 - at San Francisco St. 32-0 W *Unscored Upon* N 11 - USF FROSH 16-6 W 159-189 N 14 - at UCSB 0-6 L N 17 - at San Diego Marine 20-7 W 225-126 N 20 - at San Jose State 9-20 L Coach: Howie O’Daniels S 22 - ALUMNI STARS 13-0 W N 30 - at Chico State 13-0 W 110-81 78-101 1949 (4-6) O 6 - at UCSB 3-0 W Coach: Chuck Pavelko 1956 (7-3) 1926 (5-4) O 14 - at Fresno St. Frosh 6-0 W 1940 (6-3) (7-11, 2 years) Coach: LeRoy Hughes Coach: Al Agosti O 21 - at Moran JC 20-0 W Coach: Howie O’Daniels S 17 - MEXICO UNIVERSITY 42-2 W S 22 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 25-7 W S 18 - SLO HS 22- 0 W O 28 - SALINAS JC (forfeit)1-0 W S 20 - CAL TECH 7-12 L S 24 - at Fresno State 7-20 L S 29 - NEW MEXICO ST 32-7 W S 25 - LOMPOC HS 34- 0 W N 4 - PORTERVILLE JC 24-0 W S 27 - SANTA MARIA JC 34-0 W O 1 - at Redlands 0-7 L O 6 - at Pepperdine 43-0 W O 2 - at Stanford Frosh 0-46 L N 10 - at Santa Maria JC 6-0 W O 5 - at Humboldt State 12-13 L O 15 - OCCIDENTAL 7-20 L O 13 - SAN DIEGO STATE 6-7 L O 9 - at Modesto JC 2-14 L 73-0 O 11 - at UCSB 14-18 L O 22 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 33-0 W O 20 - LONG BEACH ST. 65-12 W O 16 - at Santa Maria HS 10- 0 W O 19 - at LaVerne 13-7 W O 29 - at Whittier 19-0 W O 27 - at Albertson 7-6 W O 23 - SAN JOSE ST. 13- 0 W 1934 (6-2) O 25 - at San Francisco St. 20-13 W N 4 - SAN JOSE STATE 0-47 L N 3 - SAN DIEGO MARINES 27-8 W O 30 - at Sacramento JC 7-25 L Coach: Howie O’Daniels N 1 - CHICO STATE 20-7 W N 11 - UCSB 7-0 W N 10 - at Fresno State 13-21 L N 11 - at Chico State 0-26 L S 22 - VISALIA JC 270 W N 9 - at Sacramento JC 8-6 W N 19 - at San Diego State 19-40 L N 17 - at San Jose State 28-35 L N 20 - BAKERSFIELD JC 31-0 W S 29 - at Bakersfield JC 30 W N 16 - UC DAVIS 20-7 W N 24 - PACIFIC 0-88 L N 22 - MIDWESTERN (Tex.) 24-13 W 119-111 O 6 - SANTA MARIA JC 340 W 148-83 134-224 270-116 24 Cal Poly Football History -- Year-by-Year Scores 1957 (8-1) 1965 (2-8) 1971 (6-5) 1977 (6-4) 1984 (6-4) Coach: LeRoy Hughes Coach: Sheldon Harden Coach: Joe Harper Coach: Joe Harper Coach: Jim Sanderson S 21 - LINFIELD (Oregon) 32-7 W S 18 - at San Francisco St. 21-20 W S 18 - at Boise State 14-18 L S 10 - at Portland State 29-22 W S 8 - CS SACRAMENTO 27-6 W S 28 - at New Mexico St 10-8 W S 25 - LINFIELD (Oregon) 7-10 L S 25 - MONTANA 14-38 L S 24 - at Sacramento State 31-7 W S 15 - at Fresno State 0-14 L O 12 - PEPPERDINE 32-18 W O 2 - at San Diego State 0-41 L O 2 - at Humboldt State 39-21 W O 1 - FRESNO STATE 3-52 L S 22 - CAL ST. HAYWARD 36-6 W O 19 - FRESNO STATE 14-7 W O 9 - at CS Northridge 33-0 W O 16 - FRESNO STATE 10-13 L O 8 - NEVADA 29-48 L S 29 - at UC Davis 6-10 L N 2 - SAN JOSE STATE 14-7 W O 16 - at Fresno State 14-20 L O 23 - at CS Northridge 19- 0 W O 15 - NO. COLORADO 29-20 W O 6 - at Santa Clara 14-10 W N 9 - at San Diego Marines 14-27 L O 23 - CAL WESTERN 0-17 L O 30 - LONG BEACH ST. 7-20 L O 22 - at CS Fullerton 18-45 L O 13 - at Portland State 0-20 L N 15 - at Long Beach State 41-7 W O 30 - LONG BEACH STATE 7-34 L N 6 - at Nevada-Las Vegas 13-3 W O 29 - SIMON FRASER 34-20 W O 20 - CS. NORTHRIDGE 28-0 W N 5 - at CS Northridge 41-14 W N 22 - at San Francisco St. 13-7 W N 6 - at CS Los Angeles 3-7 L N 13 - UC SANTA BARBARA 9-3 W O 27 - at Saint Mary’s 28-10 W N 12 - at Boise State 21-42 L N 27 - UCSB 40-20 W N 13 - at Santa Clara 2-6 L N 20 - CAL ST. FULLERTON 23-14 W N 19 - CAL POLY POMONA 24-14 W N 3 - BOISE STATE 10-14 L 210-108 N 20 - UC SANTA BARBARA 6-35 L N 27 - at Hayward State 15-17 L 259-284 N 17 - CAL LUTHERAN 48-0 W D 4 - CAL POLY POMONA 63-12 W 1958 (9-1) 93-190 197-90 Coach: LeRoy Hughes 226-159 1978 (7-3) Coach: Joe Harper 1985 (4-7) S 20 - COLORADO ST. 25-6 W Coach: Jim Sanderson S 27 - CS LOS ANGELES 55-0 W S 16 - SACRAMENTO ST. 52-6 W S 23 - CS FULLERTON 41-27 W S 14 - NORTH DAKOTA ST. 35-28 W O 4 - ALBERTSON 53-0 W S 21 - at Cal St. Hayward 17-28 L O 11 - at San Jose State 10-6 W S 30 - at Fresno State 24-12 W O 7 - PORTLAND STATE 56-20 W S 28 - at Fresno State 10-59 L O 18 - at Fresno State 0-14 L O 14 - at Northern Colorado 10-15 L O 5 - UC DAVIS 21-34 L O 25 - LONG BEACH ST. 26-2 W O 21 - CS NORTHRIDGE 38-17 W O 12 - SANTA CLARA 6-12 L N 1 - PACIFIC (Oregon) 48-0 W N 4 - at Cal Poly Pomona 35-8 W O 19 - SAINT MARY’S 44-0 W N 8 - MONTANA STATE 16-6 W N 11 - at UC Davis 22-29 L O 26 - at Cal St. Northridge 34-21 W N 15 - SAN DIEGO STATE 48-14 W N 18 - BOISE STATE 7-3 W N 2 - at Cal St. Sacramento 27-28 L N 22 - at UC Santa Barbara 40-12 W (NCAA Div. II Playoffs) N 9 - PORTLAND STATE 34-21 W 321-60 N 25 - at Winston-Salem St. 0-17 L N 16 - at Boise State 14-42 L 1959 (6-3) 285-154 N 23 - at Cal Lutheran 24-29 L Coach: LeRoy Hughes 266-302 1979 (7-3) S 19 - SAN DIEGO UNIV. 36-14 W Coach: Joe Harper 1986 (5-5) S 26 - at Montana State 18-35 L S 15 - at Pacific 17-31 L O 3 - at San Diego State 13-6 W The 1941 Mustang squad was the first to play football Coach: Jim Sanderson S 22 - ADAMS STATE 45-6 W (26-27, 5 years) O 10 - E. NEW MEXICO 55-0 W S 29 - UC DAVIS 31-10 W O 17 - LONG BEACH ST. 6-3 W after Cal Poly became a four-year school, finishing 5-3-1. S 13 - CHICO STATE 26-18 W O 6 - FRESNO STATE 26-0 W S 20 - at UC Davis 21-32 L O 24 - FRESNO STATE 13-28 L 1966 (6-4) O 13 - NO. COLORADO 17-3 W O 4 - CAL LUTHERAN 33-9 W N 7 - at CS Los Angeles 28-29 L Coach: Sheldon Harden 1972 (8-1-1) O 20 - at CS Northridge 38-20 W O 11 - CAL ST. HAYWARD 14-17 L N 14 - LEWIS & CLARK 20-10 W S 17 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 0-38 L Coach: Joe Harper O 27 - at Portland State 45-42 W O 18 - at Cal St. Northridge 20-21 L N 20 - UCSB 48-20 W S 24 - LINFIELD (Ore.) 22-7 W S 16 - HAYWARD STATE 42-0 W N 3 - at Puget Sound 21-28 L O 25 - CENTRAL CONN. 17-10 W 237-145 O 1 - SAN DIEGO ST. 13-14 L S 23 - MONTANA STATE 34-7 W N 10 - CAL POLY POMONA 38-34 W N 1 - at Portland State 7-66 L O 8 - at Cal Western 21-3 W S 30 - HUMBOLDT ST. 34-0 W N 17 - at Boise State 14-56 L N 8 - CS. SACRAMENTO 26-6 W 1960 (1-5) O 15 - at Fresno St. 7-14 L O 7 - BOISE STATE 26-21 W 292-230 N 15 - SOUTHERN UTAH 33-43 L Coach: LeRoy Hughes O 22- CS NORTHRIDGE 28-22 W O 14 - at Fresno State 24-24 T N 22 - at Santa Clara 36-24 W S 16 - at Brigham Young 14-34 L O 29 - at Long Beach St. 0-32 L O 21 - CS N’RIDGE 11-10 W 233-246 O 1 - SAN DIEGO ST. 34-6 W N 5 - CS LOS ANGELES. 14-10 W O 28 - at Nevada 14-12 W 1980 (10-3) *NCAA Div. II Champions* O 8 - MONTANA STATE 18-22 L N 12 - SANTA CLARA 34-32 W N 11 - at CS Fullerton 27-3 W 1987 (7-3) O 15 - at Fresno State 0-33 L Coach: Joe Harper N 19- at UC Santa Barbara 14-10 W N 18 - at Cal Poly Pom. 21-16 W S 13 - at No. Colorado 17-16 W Coach: Lyle Setencich O 22 - at Long Beach St. 12-36 L 153-182 (Camellia Bowl) S 20 - CS FULLERTON 23-30 L S 12 - HUMBOLDT STATE 30-24 W O 29 - at Bowling Green 6-50 L D 9 - North Dakota 21-38 L S 27 - at UC Davis 28-25 W S 19 - at Cal Lutheran 51-23 W 1967 (3-7) 84-181 254-131 O 4 - at Fresno State 25-31 L S 26 - at Chico State 32-17 W Coach: Sheldon Harden Last 3 games cancelled after plane O 11 - at Santa Clara 42-28 W O 3 - UC DAVIS 41-0 W (17-42, 6 years) crash killed 16 players in Toledo, OH. O 25 - at Puget Sound 24-0 W O 10 - at Cal St. Hayward 40-14 W S 16 - at San Francisco State 14-31 L 1973 (9-1) N 1 - CS NORTHRIDGE 35-6 W O 17 - CS NORTHRIDGE 21-20 W S 23 - at Sacramento State 17-7 W Coach: Joe Harper 1961 (5-3) N 8 - at Cal Poly Pomoma 36-0 W O 24 - at Cal St. Sacramento 13-21 L S 30 - at San Diego State 20-26 L S 15 - at CS Northridge 65-20 W Coach: LeRoy Hughes N 15 - BOISE STATE 23-20 W N 7 - PORTLAND STATE 7-31 L O 7 - CAL WESTERN 13-14 L S 22 - IDAHO STATE 20-10 W (73-37-1, 12 years) N 22 - CS SAC’MENTO 19-24 L N 14 - at Southern Utah 7-10 L O 14 - FRESNO STATE 14-41 L S 29 - at UC Riverside 26-17 W S 30 - at San Diego State 6-9 L (NCAA Div. II Playoffs) N 21 - SANTA CLARA 33-13 W O 21 - at CS Northridge 21-40 L O 13 - CAL POLY POMONA 41-0 W N 29 - JACKSONVILLE ST. 15- 0 W O 7 - at CS Northridge 43-8 W 275-173 O 14 - FRESNO STATE 13-42 L O 28 - LONG BEACH STATE 0-29 L O 20 - CS FULLERTON 21-7 W D 6 - SANTA CLARA 38-14 W O 27 - FRESNO STATE 28-14 W O 21 - LONG BEACH ST. 21-14 W N 4 - at CS Los Angeles 16-6 W D 13 - Eastern Illinois # 21-13 W 1988 (5-4-1) N 3 - at Hayward State 58- 0 W O 28 - SD MARINES 20-28 L N 11 - at Santa Clara 7-28 L 346-207 Coach: Lyle Setencich N 10 - at Cal Lutheran 63-14 W N 4 - at CS Los Angeles 40-13 W N 25 - UC SANTA BARBARA 30-14 W #Albuquerque, NM S 10 - CAMERON 14-20 L N 17 - at Boise State 10-42 L N 11 - ADAMS ST. 16-10 W 152-236 S 17 - at Portland State 3-21 L N 24 - LONG BEACH STATE 31-7 W N 17 - UCSB 32-14 W S 24 - ANGELO STATE 15-8 W 1968 (7-3) 363-131 1981 (4-5) 191-138 O 1 - at Cal St. Northridge 38-7 W Coach: Joe Harper Coach: Joe Harper O 8 - CS SACRAMENTO 29-30 L 1962 (4-5) S 14 - SANTA CLARA 23-16 W 1974 (5-4-1) (96-43-4, 14 years) O 15 - CAL LUTHERAN 42-6 W Coach: Sheldon Harden S 21 - SACRAMENTO STATE 6-13 L Coach: Joe Harper S 12 - CAL LUTHERAN 10- 0 W O 22 - CAL ST. HAYWARD 40-6 W S 22 - at San Diego Marines 0-35 L S 28 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 27-0 W S 14 - BOISE STATE 21-41 L S 19 - at Nevada 3-33 L O 29 - at UC Davis 21-21 T S 29 - SAN DIEGO STATE 14-35 L O 12 - at Cal Western 31-0 W S 21 - at CS Fullerton 7-17 L S 26 - CAL POLY POMONA 21-35 L N 5 - SOUTHERN UTAH 23-10 W O 6 - CS NORTHRIDGE 38-7 W O 19 - at Fresno State 0-17 L S 28 - at Fresno State 17-13 W O 3 - at Cal St. Fullerton 10-34 L O 10 - SANTA CLARA 21-17 W N 12 - at Santa Clara 13-16 L O 13 - at Fresno State 6-51 L O 26 - CS NORTHRIDGE 31-21 W O 5 - UC RIVERSIDE 10-24 L O 17 - UC DAVIS 30- 0 W 238-145 O 20 - NORTHERN ARIZ. 20-21 L N 2 - at Long Beach State 7-12 L O 12 - at Cal Poly Pomona 14-14 T O 27 - at Long Beach State 6-14 L O 26 - CS NORTHRIDGE 45- 3 W O 31 - PORTLAND STATE 41-12 W N 9 - CS LOS ANGELES 22-20 W N 14 - at Boise State 6-17 L 1989 (5-5) N 3 - CS LOS ANGELES 28-0 W N 16 - at UC Santa Barbara 24-14 W N 2 - NEVADA 37-23 W N 16 - at Idaho State 7-12 L N 21 - at CS Northridge St 14-30 L Coach: Lyle Setencich N 9 - at Santa Clara 41-22 W N 28 - at CalPoly Pomona 38-20 W 156-178 S 9 - WEST TEXAS STATE 31-10 W N 17 - at UC Santa Barbara 12-2 W 209-133 N 23 - HAYWARD STATE 42-10 W N 27 - at Cal State LA 44-10 W S 16 - HUMBOLDT STATE 29-16 W 165-187 1982 (6-5) S 23 - at Angelo State 20-45 L 1969 (6-4) 244-167 1963 (2-8) Coach: Jim Sanderson S 30 - CS NORTHRIDGE 10-13 L Coach: Joe Harper Coach: Sheldon Harden 1975 (6-4) S 11 - at Fresno State 6-26 L O 7 - PORTLAND STATE 26-55 L S 20 - at San Francisco State 71-7 W S 21 - at San Francisco St. 22-33 L Coach: Joe Harper S 18 - CAL ST. FULLERTON 10-14 L O 14 - KEARNEY STATE 19-13 W S 27 - WEST. WASHINGTON 44-0 W S 28 - at CS Northridge 19-14 W S 20 - at Boise State 29-35 L S 25 - at Idaho State 15-13 W O 21 - at Cal St. Sacramento 15-16 L O 4 - BOISE STATE 7-17 L O 5 - at San Diego State 0-69 L S 27 - CS FULLERTON 23-10 W O 2 - at Portland State 22-0 W O 28 - UC DAVIS 28-21 W O 11 - SIMON FRASER (Can.)74-7 W O 12 - CAL WESTERN 7-14 L O 4 - FRESNO STATE 24-7 W O 9 - at UC Davis 0-24 L N 4 - at Southern Utah 24-38 L O 18 - FRESNO STATE 21-17 W O 16 - NO. COLORADO 13-14 L O 19 - FRESNO STATE 0-28 L O 11 - at Nevada 8-16 L N 11 - SANTA CLARA 28-0 W O 25 - at CS Northridge 28-19 W O 23 - SIMON FRASER 34-0 W O 26 - SAN DIEGO MARINES14-41 L O 18 - CAL STATE LA 24-13 W 230-227 N 1 - LONG BEACH STATE 20-22 L O 30 - at Santa Clara 20-3 W N 2 - LONG BEACH STATE 6-28 L O 25 - at CS Northridge 27-14 W N 8 - at Montana 0-14 L N 6 - BOISE STATE 24-26 L N 9 - at CS Los Angeles 0-49 L N 1 - at UC Riverside 7-10 L 1990 (10-2) N 15 - UC SANTA BARBARA 7-9 L N 13 - CS. NORTHRIDGE 24-14 W N 16 - UC SANTA BARBARA 14-12 W N 8 - IDAHO STATE 65-14 W NCAA Div. II Semifinalist N 22 - CAL POLY POMONA 34-6 W N 20 - at Cal Poly Pomona 31-6 W N 28 - at Humboldt State 0-33 L N 15 - at Long Beach State 24-26 L Coach: Lyle Setencich 306-118 199-140 82-321 N 22 - CAL POLY POMONA 44-6 W S 8 - at W. Texas State 48-13 W 275-151 1983 (5-6) S 15 - SONOMA STATE 32-7 W 1964 (0-10) 1970 (8-2) S 22 - at Portland State 36-23 W 1976 (7-1-1) Coach: Jim Sanderson Coach: Sheldon Harden Coach: Joe Harper S 29 - at CS Hayward 35-16 W S 19 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 7-14 L S 19 - CAL LUTHERAN 40-7 W Coach: Joe Harper S 10 - at Cal St. Sacramento 38-15 W S 17 - at Chico State 21-9 W O 6 - at UC Davis 19-0 W S 26 - CS NORTHRIDGE 6-21 L S 26 - HAYWARD STATE 41-20 W S 18 - at Idaho State 29-17 W S 24 - at San Francisco St. 50-8 W O 13 - CS SAC’MENTO 17-20 L O 3 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 62-6 W O 2 - CS NORTHRIDGE 19-7 W O 3 - SAN DIEGO STATE 7-59 L O 1 - at Boise State 3-27 L O 20 - at Santa Clara 29-0 W O 9 - BOISE STATE 14-14 T O 10 - at Humboldt State 14-21 L O 10 - NEVADA 35- 0 W O 8 - UC DAVIS 14-24 L O 27 - SO. UTAH 42-21 W O 16 - at Fresno State 17-15 W O 17 - at Fresno State 13-23 L O 17 - at Fresno State 17-23 L O 15 - at Cal St. Northridge 21-48 L N 3 - at Cal St. Northridge 6-3 W O 30 - at Nevada-Las Vegas 10-28 L O 24 - at Cal Western 7-36 L O 24 - CS NORTHRIDGE 46-21 W O 22 - IDAHO STATE 44-37 W N 10 - MILLERSVILLE 26-10 W N 6 - U.S. INTERNATIONAL 42-6 W O 31 - at Long Beach State 0-47 L O 31 - at Long Beach State 20-49 L O 29 - at Fresno State 7-30 L (NCAA Div. II Playoffs) N 13 - at Cal Poly Pomona 26-22 W N 7 - CS LOS ANGELES 7-68 L N 12 - at CS Fullerton 28-18 W N 5 - SO. CONNECTICUT 14-17 L N 17 - CS NORTHRIDGE 14-7 W N 20 - UC DAVIS 26-14 W N 14 - IDAHO STATE 0-20 L N 21 - at UC Santa Barbara 42-7 W N 12 - PORTLAND STATE 16-7 W N 24 - at North Dakota St. 0-47 L N 25 - SACRAMENTO ST. 34-10 W N 21 - at UC Santa Barbara 13-26 L N 26 - at CalPoly Pomona 41-14 W N 19 - SANTA CLARA 20-27 L 304-167 74-335 372-165 217-133 248-249 25 Cal Poly Football History -- Year-by-Year Scores 1991 (4-6) O 13 - *at UC Davis 63-28 W N 2 - *at UC Davis 34-16 W Coach: Lyle Setencich O 20 - *at South Dakota St. 35-48 L N 9 - *SACRAMENTO STATE 42-7 W S 14 - UC DAVIS 28-31 L O 27 - at Idaho State 48-28 W N 16 - *E. WASHINGTON 22-35 L S 21 - at Sonoma State 7-27 L N 3 - *at Southern Utah 28-21 W N 23 - *at Northern Colorado 42-14 W S 28 - at Angelo State 23-13 W N 10 - *NO. DAKOTA STATE 28-31 L 342-259 O 5 - NEBRASKA-KEARNEY66- 3 W N 17 - IONA 55-7 W *Big Sky Conference game O 12 - at Pacific 28-63 L 432-278 O 19 - at Cal St. Sacramento 20-21 L * Great West Conference game 2014 (7-5, 5-3 — T-5th in Big Sky) O 26 - CS. NORTHRIDGE 28-16 W Coach: Tim Walsh N 2 - SANTA CLARA 15-10 W A 28 - at New Mexico State 10-28 L N 9 - at Southern Utah 21-33 L 2008 (8-3, 3-0 — 1st in GWFC) S 6 - at South Dakota State 18-44 L N 16 - at Portland State 35-55 L Coach: Rich Ellerson S 20 - PORTLAND STATE 42-21 W 271-272 A 30 - at San Diego State 29-27 W S 27 - *at Northern Arizona 35-38 L S 6 - MONTANA 28-30 L O 4 - *SOUTHERN UTAH 42-39 W 1992 (4-5-1) S 13 - at McNeese State Canceled O 11 - *at Weber State 30-24 W Coach: Lyle Setencich S 20 - at Northwestern St. 52-18 W O 18 - *at Sacramento State 56-27 W S 12 - at North Dakota State 10-26 L O 4 - *SOUTH DAKOTA 49-22 W O 25 - *MONTANA 41-21 W O 18 - at South Dakota St. 42-28 W N 1 - *MONTANA STATE 35-27 W S 19 - at Chico State 41-10 W O 25 - *SOUTHERN UTAH 69-41 W N 8 - *at Idaho State 28-30 L S 26 - CAL ST. HAYWARD 35-3 W N 1 - IDAHO STATE 49-10 W N 15 - *UC DAVIS 35-48 L O 3 - SONOMA STATE 35-36 L N 8 - N. CAR. CENTRAL 49-3 W N 22 - at U. San Diego 34-3 W O 10 - at UC Davis 31-31 T N 15 - *UC DAVIS 51-28 W 406-343 O 17 - CS SACRAMENTO 0-24 L N 22 - at Wisconsin (OT) 35-36 L *Big Sky Conference game O 24 - at Cal St. Northridge 13-14 L N 29 - #WEBER STATE 35-49 L O 31 - at Santa Clara 40-14 W Cal Poly’s 1980 football team captured NCAA Division 488-292 2015 (4-6, 3-5 — T-8th in Big Sky) N 7 - SOUTHERN UTAH 17-14 W II National Championship in Albuquerque, N.M. *Great West Conference game Coach: Tim Walsh N 14 - at Portland State 31-45 L #NCAA FCS playoff game S 5 - at Montana 20-19 W 253-217 1998 (3-8) 2003 (7-4) S 12 - at Arizona State 21-35 L Coach: Larry Welsh Coach: Rich Ellerson S 19 - NORTHERN IOWA 20-34 L 1993 (6-4) 2009 (4-7, 1-3 — 5th in GWFC) S 26 - *at Montana State 28-45 L Coach: Lyle Setencich S 5 - NORTHERN ARIZONA 0-9 L S 6 - at UTEP 34-13 W S 12 - at Sacramento State 14-22 L S 13 - SACRAMENTO ST. 31-17 W Coach: Tim Walsh O 3 - *IDAHO STATE 58-26 W (41-29-2, 7 years) S 12 - SACRAMENTO ST. 38-19 W O 10 - *at E. Washington (OT) 41-42 L S 19 - at Montana 14-37 L S 20 - MONTANA STATE 24-21 W S 11 - at UC Davis 26-37 L S 19 - at Ohio 10-28 L O 24 - *PORTLAND STATE 35-38 L S 26 - ST. MARY’S (CA) 35-13 W S 27 - at Northern Arizona 7-24 L S 18 - at Humboldt State 17-3 W S 26 - at San Jose State 9-19 L O 31 - *at Southern Utah 37-54 L S 25 - CHICO STATE 63-6 W O 3 - UC DAVIS 24-34 L O 4 - at Montana 14-17 L O 3 - SOUTH DAKOTA ST. 21-14 W N 7 - *SACRAMENTO ST. 36-14 W O 2 - at Sonoma State 53-13 W O 17 - at Northern Iowa 7-31 L O 11 - at Akron 14-45 L O 10 - at Montana 23-35 L N 14 - *at UC Davis 55-38 W O 9 - SAN FRANCISCO ST. 46-21 W O 24 - W. NEW MEXICO 36-17 W O 18 - SAINT MARY’S 54-10 W O 17 - *SOUTHERN UTAH 24-23 W N 21 - *NORTH DAKOTA 21-45 L O 16 - at Southern Utah 38- 6 W O 31 - at Portland State 34-41 L N 1 - SOUTHERN UTAH 33-21 W O 24 - DIXIE STATE 44-14 W 372-390 O 23 - CS SACRAMENTO 33-35 L N 7 - at Southern Utah 17-27 L N 8 - at UC Davis 18-14 W O 31 - *at North Dakota 17-31 L *Big Sky Conference game O 30 - at Portland State 17-21 L N 14 - at Nevada 0-63 L N 15 - IDAHO STATE 31-18 L N 7 - *at UC Davis 10-23 L N 6 - CS. NORTHRIDGE 14-22 L N 21 - LIBERTY 45-35 W N 22 - HUMBOLDT STATE 56-21 W N 14 - *SOUTH DAKOTA 48-50 L N 13 - at Saint Mary’s 58-37 W 226-299 316-241 N 21 - at Weber State 14-47 L 2016 (7-5, 5-3 — T-4th in Big Sky) 365-201 258-30 Coach: Tim Walsh 1999 (3-8) 2004 (9-2, 4-1 — 1st in GWFC) *Great West Conference game S 2 - at Nevada (OT) 27-30 L NCAA Division I-AA Coach: Larry Welsh Coach: Rich Ellerson S 10 - U. SAN DIEGO 38-16 W 1994 (7-4) S 9 - at Northern Arizona 21-55 L S 4 - HUMBOLDT STATE 42-7 W 2010 (7-4, 2-2 — 3rd in GWFC) S 17 - at South Dakota St. 38-31 W Coach Andre Patterson S 18 - MONTANA STATE 40-37 W S 11 - at Idaho State 35-20 W Coach: Tim Walsh S 24 - *MONTANA 42-41 W S 10 - at E. Washington 7-61 L S 25 - at Hofstra 3-38 L S 18 - at Montana State 27-14 W S 4 - HUMBOLDT STATE 23-17 W O 1 - *at North Dakota 24-31 L S 17 - HUMBOLDT ST. 19-23 L O 2 - SOUTHERN UTAH 38-10 W O 2 - *SOUTH DAKOTA ST. 14-7 W S 11 - MONTANA 35-33 W O 15 - *at Portland State 55-35 W S 24 - SONOMA ST. 64-30 W O 9 - at Northern Iowa 21-42 L O 9 - *at Southern Utah 24-17 W S 18 - at Texas State 12-21 L O 22 - *UC DAVIS 21-16 W O 1 - at Montana 0-45 L O 16 - at Youngstown St. 7-10 L O 16 - TEXAS STATE 38-21 W S 25 - at McNeese State 40-14 W O 29 - *at Sacramento St. 59-47 W O 8 - at San Francisco St. 35-30 W O 23 - at UC Davis 24-31 L O 23 - *at North Dakota St. 13-10 W O 2 - at Fresno State 17-38 L N 5 - *E. WASHINGTON 21-42 L O 9 - at Old Dominion 50-37 W N 12 - *at Weber State 15-22 L O 15 - UC DAVIS 32-31 W O 30 - PORTLAND ST. 28-42 L O 30 - *UC DAVIS 33-36 L O 16 - *at Southern Utah 7-20 L N 19 - *NO. COLORADO 55-48 W O 22 - at CS Northridge 30- 6 W N 6 - MONTANA 14-28 L N 6 - at Eastern Washington 21-38 L O 23 - *NORTH DAKOTA 22-21 W N 26 - #U. SAN DIEGO 21-35 L O 29 - SAINT MARY’S 34-20 W N 13 - at St. Mary’s 24-21 W N 13 - *NO. COLORADO 31-0 W O 30 - ST. FRANCIS (Pa.) 41-33 W 416-394 N 5 - at Northern Arizona 21-44 L N 20 - SACRAMENTO ST. 26-31 L N 20 - at Sacramento State 58-13 W N 6 - *at South Dakota 38-24 W *Big Sky Conference game N 12 - at CS Sacramento 27-23 W 246-345 336-183 N 13 - *UC DAVIS 21-22 L #NCAA FCS playoff game N 19 - SOUTHERN UTAH 35-21 W *Great West Conference game 306-280 304-334 2000 (3-8) *Great West Conference game Coach: Larry Welsh 2017 (1-10, 1-7 — 12th in Big Sky) 1995 (5-6) (19-25, 4 years) 2005 (9-4, 4-1 — Tie 1st in GWFC) 2011 (6-5, 3-1 — T-1st in GWFC) Coach: Tim Walsh Coach Andre Patterson S 9 - at Sacramento State 18-37 L NCAA I-AA Quarterfinalist Coach: Tim Walsh A 26 - COLGATE 14-20 L S 2 - W. MONTANA 57-3 W S 16 - at Montana 3-53 L Coach: Rich Ellerson S 3 - at San Diego State 21-49 L S 2 - at San Jose State 13-34 L S 9 - IDAHO STATE 22-28 L S 23 - at Montana State 35-14 W S 3 - at Troy 10-27 L S 10 - at Montana 23-37 L S 9 - at Northern Iowa (OT) 38-45 L S 16 - MONTANA STATE 10-13 L S 30 - at Southern Utah 13-42 L S 10 - SAC’MENTO ST. 37-13 W S 17 - SOUTH DAKOTA ST. 48-14 W S 23 - *NO. ARIZONA 10-28 L S 23 - at Weber State 43-53 L O 7 - SAINT MARY’S 41-20 W S 17 - MONTANA ST. 38-10 W S 24 - at Northern Illinois 30-47 L S 30 - *at Idaho State 34-38 L O 7 - at Southern Utah 35-20 W O 14 - W. NEW MEXICO 52-10 W S 24 - *at S. Dakota St. 24-16 W O 8 - CENTRAL OKLAHOMA44-25 W O 7 - *at Southern Utah 14-20 L O 14 - at Sonoma State 56-10 W O 21 - UC DAVIS 28-63 L O 1 - *at No. Colorado 31-14 W O 15 - *SOUTHERN UTAH 31-27 W O 21 - *WEBER STATE 3-17 L O 21- CS SACRAMENTO 36-37 L O 28 - HOFSTRA 30-33 L O 8 - *N. DAKOTA ST. 37-6 W O 22 - *at North Dakota 23-19 W O 28 - *at UC Davis 28-31 L O 28 - at Saint Mary’s (CA) 20-31 L N 4 - NORTHERN IOWA 41-43 L O 22 - at Montana 27-36 L O 29 - *SOUTH DAKOTA 27-24 W N 4 - *PORTLAND STATE 35-28 W N 4 - CS NORTHRIDGE 49-7 W N 11 - at CS Northridge 27-45 L O 29 - *at UC Davis 13-20 L N 5 - *at UC Davis 17-24 L N 11 - *SACRAMENTO ST. 14-49 L N 11 - at UC Davis 31-34 L N 18 - YOUNGSTOWN ST. 13-35 L N 5 - E.WASHINGTON 40-35 W N 12 - E. WASHINGTON (3 OT) 51-53 L N 18 - *at Northern Colorado 0-42 L N 18 - E. WASHINGTON 52-35 W 301-395 N 12 - *SO. UTAH 20-10 W N 19 - at South Alabama 41-10 W 203-352 356-329 *Big Sky Conference game 411-271 2001 (6-5) N 19 - IDAHO STATE 35-10 W *Great West Conference game Coach: Rich Ellerson N 26 - #at Montana 35-21 W 2018 (5-6, 4-4 — T-6th in Big Sky) 1996 (5-6) S 1 - MONTANA 17-31 L D 3 - #at Texas State 7-14 L Coach: Andre Patterson Coach: Tim Walsh S 8 - SACRAMENTO ST. 55-21 W 354-232 (17-16, 3 years) 2012 (9-3, 7-1 — T-1st in Big Sky) S 1 - at North Dakota State 3-49 L S 15 - at St. Mary’s (PPD) *Great West Conference game S 7 - at Idaho State (OT) 32-35 L Coach: Tim Walsh S 8 - WEBER STATE 17-24 L S 22 - at Montana State 34-6 W #NCAA Division I-AA playoff game S 14 - at Montana 0-43 L S 1 - SAN DIEGO 41-14 W S 14 - BROWN 44-15 W S 29 - W. WASHINGTON 9-17 L S 21 - WEBER STATE 20-30 L S 15 - at Wyoming 24-22 W S 22 - *at Eastern Washington17-70 L O 13 - SOUTHERN UTAH 34-24 W S 28 - CENTRAL WASH. 49-14 W S 22 - *UC DAVIS 28-20 W S 29 - *MONTANA 28-48 L O 5 - at Idaho 33-38 L O 20 - at UC Davis 31-28 W 2006 (7-4, 2-2 — 3rd in GWFC) S 29 - *at North Dakota 35-17 W O 6 - *at Sacramento State 41-27 W O 12 - SAINT MARY’S (CA) 34-33 W O 27 - at Alcorn State 21-12 W Coach: Rich Ellerson O 5 - *at Weber State 45-23 W O 20 - *UC DAVIS 10-52 L O 19 - SOUTHERN UTAH 45-34 W N 3 - at Weber State (4 OT) 40-43 L S 2 - FORT LEWIS 44-0 W O 13 - *NO. COLORADO 56-28 W O 27 - *at Northern Arizona 38-28 W O 26 - at Western Illinois 10-51 L N 10 - CS NORTHRIDGE 28-35 L S 9 - at Weber State 17-0 W O 20 - *PORTLAND ST. 37-25 W N 3 - *at Montana State 42-49 L O 27 - *at Sacramento St. 29-35 L N 10 - *IDAHO STATE 37-14 W N 2 - UC DAVIS 17-13 W N 17 - at Northern Iowa 13-31 L S 16 - at Sacramento State 17-10 W N 3 - at E. Washington 17-34 L N 17 - *SOUTHERN UTAH 38-24 W N 9 - at Montana State 20-37 L N 24 - at St. Mary’s * 10-0 W S 23 - at San Jose State 7-17 L 292-248 S 30 - *SOUTHERN UTAH 18-14 W N 10 - *IDAHO STATE 70-14 W 315-400 N 23 - at CS Sacramento 48-28 W N 17 - *at No. Arizona 42-34 W *Big Sky Conference game 308-356 * game rescheduled due to 9/11 O 7 - *UC DAVIS 23-17 W O 21 - *SOUTH DAKOTA ST. 28-29 L D 1 - #at Sam Houston St. 16-18 L 2002 (3-8) O 28 - at San Diego State 16-14 W 440-284 2019 (3-8, 2-6 — T-9th in Big Sky) 1997 (10-1) *Big Sky Conference game Coach: Tim Walsh Coach: Larry Welsh Coach: Rich Ellerson N 4 - at Montana 9-10 L A 29 - at Toledo 16-44 L N 11 - *at North Dakota State 14-51 L #NCAA FCS playoff game A 31 - U. SAN DIEGO 52-34 W S 6 - at UC Davis 20-19 W S 7 - at Weber State 24-41 L S 7 - NORTHERN ARIZONA 24-31 L N 18 - SAVANNAH STATE 55-0 W S 13 - WESTERN MONTANA 45-3 W S 14 - at Oregon State 7-45 L S 20 - W. NEW MEXICO 24-14 W S 14 - at Kent State 34-37 L 248-162 2013 (6-6, 5-3 — T-4th in Big Sky) S 28 - *at Southern Utah 24-21 W S 27 - at Saint Mary’s 24-14 W S 21 - at Sacramento State 17-27 L *Great West Conference game Coach: Tim Walsh O 5 - *MONTANA STATE (OT) 28-34 L O 4 - at New Mexico St. (OT) 38-35 W S 28 - NO. IOWA (3 OT) 26-29 L A 31 - U. SAN DIEGO 38-16 W O 12 - *at UC Davis 24-48 L O 11 - SIMON FRASER 52-12 W O 12 - at Southern Utah 27-21 W 2007 (7-4, 2-2 — 3rd in GWFC) S 7 - at Fresno State 25-41 L O 19 - *NORTH DAKOTA 26-30 L O 25 - NORTHERN IOWA 38-24 W O 19 - at Saint Mary’s (CA) 17-35 L Coach: Rich Ellerson S 14 - at Colorado State 17-34 L O 26 - *SACRAMENTO STATE 14-38 L N 1 - at Liberty 32-49 L O 26 - UC DAVIS 14-28 L S 1 - at Texas State 35-38 L S 26 - *at Portland State 38-34 W N 2 - *at Idaho 9-21 L N 8 - at Montana State 20-19 W N 9 - HUMBOLDT STATE 30-0 W S 8 - at Idaho 13-20 L O 5 - YALE 10-24 L N 16 - *E. WASHINGTON 41-42 L N 15 - DAYTON 44-24 W N 16 - at Idaho State 14-24 L S 15 - WEBER STATE 47-19 W O 12 - *WEBER STATE 47-0 W N 23 - *at No. Colorado 28-21 W N 22 - SACRAMENTO ST. 45-0 W N 23 - WEBER STATE 28-26 W S 22 - WESTERN OREGON 24-17 W O 19 - *at Montana (OT) 14-21 L 277-375 382-213 247-302 S 29 - NO. COLORADO 56-21 W O 26 - *NORTHERN ARIZONA13-17 L *Big Sky Conference game 26 Cal Poly Football History -- Year-by-Year Records Overall Home Away Overall Home Away W L T W L T W L T W L T W L T W L T 1915 DW Schlosser 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1969 Joe Harper 6 4 0 4 3 0 2 1 0 1916 DW Schlosser 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1970 Joe Harper 8 2 0 5 0 0 3 2 0 1917 DW Schlosser 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1971 Joe Harper 6 5 0 3 3 0 3 2 0 1918 No games 1972 Joe Harper 8 1 2 5 0 0 3 1 2 1919 Herman Hess 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 1973 Joe Harper 9 1 0 5 0 0 4 1 0 1920 Herman Hess 1 4 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 1974 Joe Harper 5 4 1 3 2 0 2 2 1 1921 Al Agosti 3 2 1 3 1 1 0 1 0 1975 Joe Harper 6 4 0 5 0 0 1 4 0 1922 Al Agosti 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 1976 Joe Harper 7 1 1 4 0 1 3 1 0 1923 Al Agosti 3 3 0 0 2 0 3 1 0 1977 Joe Harper 6 4 0 3 2 0 3 2 0 1924 Al Agosti 1 5 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 1978 Joe Harper 7 3 0 5 0 0 2 3 0 1925 Al Agosti 4 5 0 2 2 0 2 3 0 1979 Joe Harper 7 3 0 5 0 0 2 3 0 1926 Al Agosti 5 4 0 4 0 0 1 4 0 1980 Joe Harper 10 3 0 4 2 0 6 1 0 1927 Al Agosti 2 4 1 2 2 0 0 2 1 1981 Joe Harper 4 5 0 4 1 0 0 4 0 1928 Al Agosti 3 4 2 3 1 1 0 3 1 1982 Jim Sanderson 6 5 0 2 3 0 4 2 0 1929 Al Agosti 3 5 0 2 1 0 1 4 0 1983 Jim Sanderson 5 6 0 2 3 0 3 3 0 1930 No games 1984 Jim Sanderson 6 4 0 4 1 0 2 3 0 1931 Al Agosti 3 5 1 1 1 1 2 4 0 1985 Jim Sanderson 4 7 0 3 2 0 1 5 0 1932 Al Agosti 4 4 0 3 2 0 1 2 0 1986 Jim Sanderson 5 5 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1933 Howie O’Daniels 7 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 1987 Lyle Setencich 7 3 0 4 1 0 3 2 0 1934 Howie O’Daniels 6 2 0 4 1 0 2 1 0 1988 Lyle Setencich 5 4 1 4 2 0 1 2 1 1935 Howie O’Daniels 5 2 1 1 2 1 4 0 0 1989 Lyle Setencich 5 5 0 5 2 0 0 3 0 1936 Howie O’Daniels 5 4 0 4 2 0 1 2 0 1990 Lyle Setencich 10 2 0 4 1 0 6 1 0 1937 Howie O’Daniels 4 2 2 2 0 1 2 2 1 1991 Lyle Setencich 4 6 0 3 1 0 1 5 0 1938 Howie O’Daniels 7 2 0 5 0 0 2 2 0 1992 Lyle Setencich 4 5 1 2 2 0 2 3 1 1939 Howie O’Daniels 4 4 1 1 1 1 3 3 0 1993 Lyle Setencich 6 4 0 2 2 0 4 2 0 1940 Howie O’Daniels 6 3 0 3 1 0 3 2 0 1994 Andre Patterson 7 4 0 4 1 0 3 3 0 1941 Howie O’Daniels 5 3 1 4 2 0 1 1 1 1995 Andre Patterson 5 6 0 3 3 0 2 3 0 1942 Bob Dakan 4 3 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 1996 Andre Patterson 5 6 0 4 1 0 1 5 0 1943 No games 1997 Larry Welsh 10 1 0 6 0 0 4 1 0 1944 No games 1998 Larry Welsh 3 8 0 3 2 0 0 6 0 1945 Ronnie Henderson 1 5 1 1 2 1 0 3 0 1999 Larry Welsh 3 8 0 2 3 0 1 5 0 1946 Howie O’Daniels 6 2 1 4 0 1 2 2 0 2000 Larry Welsh 3 8 0 2 4 0 1 4 0 1947 Howie O’Daniels 1 9 0 1 3 0 0 6 0 2001 Rich Ellerson 6 5 0 2 3 0 4 2 0 1948 Chuck Pavelko 3 5 0 2 3 0 1 2 0 2002 Rich Ellerson 3 8 0 2 3 0 1 5 0 1949 Chuck Pavelko 4 6 0 3 3 0 1 3 0 2003 Rich Ellerson 7 4 0 5 1 0 2 3 0 1950 LeRoy Hughes 3 7 0 2 5 0 1 2 0 2004 Rich Ellerson 9 2 0 4 1 0 5 1 0 1951 LeRoy Hughes 5 4 1 4 1 0 1 3 1 2005 Rich Ellerson 9 4 0 6 0 0 3 4 0 1952 LeRoy Hughes 7 3 0 5 1 0 2 2 0 2006 Rich Ellerson 7 4 0 4 1 0 3 3 0 1953 LeRoy Hughes 9 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 0 2007 Rich Ellerson 7 4 0 4 1 0 3 3 0 1954 LeRoy Hughes 6 4 0 3 2 0 3 2 0 2008 Rich Ellerson 8 3 0 5 2 0 3 1 0 1955 LeRoy Hughes 7 3 0 3 2 0 4 1 0 2009 Tim Walsh 4 7 0 4 1 0 0 6 0 1956 LeRoy Hughes 7 3 0 5 1 0 2 2 0 2010 Tim Walsh 7 4 0 4 1 0 3 3 0 1957 LeRoy Hughes 8 1 0 5 0 0 3 1 0 2011 Tim Walsh 6 5 0 4 1 0 2 4 0 1958 LeRoy Hughes 9 1 0 7 0 0 2 1 0 2012 Tim Walsh 9 3 0 5 0 0 4 3 0 1959 LeRoy Hughes 6 3 0 5 1 0 1 2 0 2013 Tim Walsh 6 6 0 3 3 0 3 3 0 1960 LeRoy Hughes 1 5 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 2014 Tim Walsh 7 5 0 4 1 0 3 3 0 1961 LeRoy Hughes 5 3 0 3 2 0 2 1 0 2015 Tim Walsh 4 7 0 2 3 0 2 4 0 1962 Sheldon Harden 4 5 0 2 2 0 2 3 0 2016 Tim Walsh 7 5 0 4 2 0 3 3 0 1963 Sheldon Harden 2 8 0 1 4 0 1 4 0 2017 Tim Walsh 1 10 0 1 4 0 0 6 0 1964 Sheldon Harden 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 2018 Tim Walsh 5 6 0 3 3 0 2 3 0 1965 Sheldon Harden 2 8 0 0 4 0 2 4 0 2019 Tim Walsh 3 8 0 1 4 0 2 4 0 1966 Sheldon Harden 6 4 0 4 2 0 2 2 0 1967 Sheldon Harden 3 7 0 1 3 0 2 4 0 Total (101 Years) 512 422 20 .547 311 163 9 .653 201 261 11 .437 1968 Joe Harper 7 3 0 4 1 0 3 2 0 FCS (Division I-AA) 151 141 0 .517 91 49 0 .650 60 91 0 .397

All-Americans (AP, AFCA, Sports Network/STATS, Walter Camp) 1953 1985 Kyle Shotwell ...... LB 2012 Stan Sheriff ...... C Sal Cesario ...... OL 2006 Deonte Williams ...... RB 1958 1989 Kyle Shotwell ...... LB Kennith Jackson ...... LB Charles Gonzalez ...... G Robert Morris ...... DL Chris White ...... DL Nico Molino ...... DB 1966 1990 Kenny Chicoine ...... DB 2013 David Edmondson ...... C Pat Moore ...... DL Sullivan Grosz ...... DT 1972 1991 2007 2014 Mike Amos ...... DB Doug O’Neill ...... P Ramses Barden ...... WR Nick Dzubnar ...... LB 1973 2000 Stephen Field ...... OL Brandon Howe ...... FB Fred Stewart ...... G Kassim Osgood ...... WR 2008 2015 1978 2003 Ramses Barden ...... WR Joe Protheroe ...... FB Louis Jackson ...... RB David Richardson ...... DB Stephen Field ...... OL 2016 1980 2004 Joe Protheroe ...... FB Louis Jackson ...... RB Jordan Beck ...... LB 2010 Matt Fisher ...... OL Robbie Martin ...... WR Kenny Chicoine ...... DB Asa Jackson ...... CB 2017 1981 Chris Gocong ...... DL Mark Rodgers ...... RB Jared Mohamed ...... FB Charles Daum ...... OL 2005 2011 2018 1984 James Noble ...... RB Jake Romanelli ...... RB Joe Protheroe ...... FB Nick Frost ...... DB Chris Gocong ...... DL Asa Jackson ...... CB Dominic Frasch ...... CB Postseason Honors -- Football Championship Subdivision 1994 The Sports Network All-American Team All-American West Conference First Team Kyle Shotwell (First Team), Kenny Chicoine (Third Team) Hitoshi Ono (WR), William Estelle (OL), Lloyd Tiffany (OL), Martin Cano Associated Press All-American Team (DL), Brian Pearsall (DL), Jonathan Trotter (LB) Kyle Shotwell (Second Team), Kenny Chicoine (Third Team), Chris White The Sports Network All-American Team (Third Team) Lloyd Tiffany (Honorable Mention) All-Great West Football Conference First Team Stephen Field (C), Ramses Barden (WR), James Noble (RB), Chris White 1995 (DL), Justen Peek (OLB), Kyle Shotwell (ILB), Courtney Brown (DB), All-American West Conference First Team Kenny Chicoine (DB), Tim Chicoine (P) Mike Fisher (QB), Antonio Warren (RB), Kamil Loud (WR), Sam Genzone East-West Shrine Game (OL), Shayne MacCuish (OL), Ryan Turner (DL), Alex Garwood (LB), Kyle Shotwell Jonathan Trotter (LB), David Lombardi (DB), David Brown (DB) 2007 American Football Coaches Association All-American 2000 Ramses Barden The Sports Network All-American Team Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American Kassim Osgood (Second Team) Ramses Barden The Sports Network All-American Team 2002 Ramses Barden (First Team), Stephen Field (Second Team) Paradise Bowl Associated Press All-American Team Vaughn Jarrett, Brett Nichols Ramses Barden (First Team), Stephen Field (Third Team) All-Great West Football Conference First Team 2003 Stephen Field (C), Ramses Barden (WR), Sean Lawyer (DL) American Football Coaches Association All-American David Richardson 2008 The Sports Network All-American Team American Football Coaches Association All-American Darrell Jones (Second Team, Jordan Beck (Second Team) Ramses Barden Las Vegas All-American Classic Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American David Richardson, Gilbert Rocha Ramses Barden The Sports Network All-American Team 2004 Ramses Barden (First Team), Stephen Field (Second Team), Jonathan Buck Buchanan Award Dally (Honorable Mention), Jon Hall (Honorable Mention) Jordan Beck Associated Press All-American Team American Football Coaches Association All-American Ramses Barden (First Team), Stephen Field (First Team) Jordan Beck All-Great West Football Conference First Team The Sports Network All-American Team Stephen Field (C), Ramses Barden (WR), Sean Lawyer (DL), Jonathan Jordan Beck (First Team), Chris Gocong (First Team), Kenny Chicoine Dally (QB), James Noble (RB), Fred Hives (LB), Carlton Gillespie (LB), (Second Team) David Fullerton (DB), Asa Jackson (DB) Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American Senior Bowl Jordan Beck, Chris Gocong Ramses Barden All-Great West Football Conference First Team Ben Cobian (OL), Darrell Jones (WR), Chris Gocong (DL), Jordan Beck 2009 (ILB), Karl Ivory (DB) All-Great West Football Conference First Team East-West Shrine Game James Chen (DL), Asa Jackson (DB), Jake Romanelli (FB), Ryan Shotwell Jordan Beck (DL) Las Vegas All-American Classic Ben Cobian 2010 The Sports Network All-American Team 2005 Asa Jackson (Third Team) Buck Buchanan Award Associated Press All-American Team Chris Gocong Mark Rodgers (Third Team) American Football Coaches Association All-American All-Great West Football Conference First Team Chris Gocong Marty Mohamed (LB, Defensive Player of Year), James Chen (DT), Gavin The Sports Network All-American Team Cooper (DE), Asa Jackson (CB), Will Mitchell (OL), Mark Rodgers (RB) Chris Gocong (First Team), Kyle Shotwell (Second Team), James Noble (Third Team) 2011 Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American The Sports Network All-American Team Chris Gocong Jake Romanelli (Second Team), Asa Jackson (Third Team) Associated Press All-American First Team Associated Press All-American Team Chris Gocong Asa Jackson (Third Team) All-Great West Football Conference First Team All-Great West Football Conference First Team Stephen Field (C), Beau Finato (OL), Ramses Barden (WR), Jonah Asa Jackson (CB), Jake Romanelli (FB), Scott Winnewisser (OL), Kennith Russell (WR), Anthony Garnett (QB), James Noble (RB), Chris Gocong Jackson (LB) (DL), Chris White (DL), Justen Peek (OLB), Kyle Shotwell (ILB), Courtney Brown (DB), Aaron Williams (DB), Kenny Chicoine (DB), Tim Chicoine (P) 2012 East-West Shrine Game The Sports Network All-American Team Chris Gocong Deonte Williams (Second Team) Associated Press All-American Team 2006 Deonte Williams (Second Team) Buck Buchanan Award All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team Kyle Shotwell Deonte Williams (RB), Kennith Jackson (LB) American Football Coaches Association All-American Casino Del Sol All-Star Game Chris White Deonte Williams 28 Postseason Honors -- Football Championship Subdivision 2013 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society The Sports Network All-American Team Billy Shipman II Sullivan Grosz (First Team) Associated Press All-American Team 2017 Sullivan Grosz (First Team) STATS Inc. All-American Team All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team Jared Mohamed (Third Team) Sullivan Grosz (DT), Akaninyene Umoh (FB), Alex Hubbard (DB), Lefi All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team Letuligasenoa (OG) Jared Mohamed (Fullback), Augustino Elisasa (Defensive Tackle) East-West Shrine Game Select Group for the College Gridiron Showcase Johnny Millard and Symposium Medal of Honor Bowl Joey Kuperman (OL) Johnny Millard 2018 STATS/FCS All-American 2014 Joe Protheroe (First Team) American Football Coaches Association All-American Walter Camp Foundation All-American Nick Dzubnar Joe Protheroe (First Team) Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American HERO Sports All-American Nick Dzubnar Joe Protheroe (First Team) The Sports Network All-American Team FCS Athletics Directors Running Back of the Year Nick Dzubnar (First Team), Brandon Howe (Second Team) Joe Protheroe (First Team) Associated Press All-American Team Phil Steele’s FCS All-American Nick Dzubnar (First Team) Joe Protheroe (First Team) All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team Athlon Sports All-American Nick Dzubnar (LB), Cameron Ontko (LB) Joe Protheroe (First Team) Associated Press All-American 2015 Joe Protheroe (First Team), Dominic Frasch (Third Team) STATS/FCS All-American All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team Joe Protheroe (Third Team) Joe Protheroe (FB) All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society Joe Protheroe (FB) Sam Ogee Allstate AFCA Good Works Team (Nomination) Matt Fisher (OL) 2019 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society HERO Sports Sophomore All-American Stephen Sippel (OL), Weston Walker (OL) Duy Tran-Sampson (First Team), Mitch Souza (Honorable Mention) All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team 2016 J.J. Koski (WR) STATS/FCS All-American NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Joe Protheroe (First Team), Matt Fisher (Third Team) J.J. Koski (WR) All-Big Sky Football Conference First Team National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society Joe Protheroe (FB), Matt Fisher (OL), Joey Kuperman (OL), Chris Santini (LB) David Chellsen

The Home Team Cal Poly’s football alumni association has arrived! We are alumni is contacting and appointing one or more captains from The Home Team! each team over the last 50 years of football to serve on the steering committee. The steering committee is a collective group Our Mission: To build an army of Cal Poly Mustang Football of alumni who will be directly responsible for contacting all sen- alumni, parents, fans, businesses and all who desire to show iors from their respective teams to report back to the administra- their appreciation for what they received; a football scholarship, tion with updated contact information and annual membership college admission and a Cal Poly degree. This army of donors commitments. Over 300 football alumni joined in the very first will dedicate themselves to foster a “give back” philosophy that year and the goal is to reach 1,500 members. will ensure future Mustangs the same opportunity and experience year after year. Collectively, the HomeTeam will effectively Annual Membership: Cal Poly Athletic Advancement will raise and gift funds exclusively for the benefit of the Cal Poly sponsor two alumni functions (Fall/Spring) during each academ- Football Program while keeping annual donations at affordable ic year. If you are not currently receiving Home Team informa- levels ($150 per season) so all can participate. tion, Cal Poly Football or Alumni events, please call 805-756- 7188. Make check payable to Cal Poly Athletic Advancement Our Steering Committee: By working hand in hand with the (Note: The Home Team) and mail to: Cal Poly Athletic athletic department to accomplish this incredible dream of Advancement, Attn: The Home Team, One Grand Avenue, San becoming a Division I football program, a small body of local Luis Obispo, CA 93407-0388.

Cal Poly Football Photo Archives From the Cal Poly football archives (left to right): 1905 team, 1924 team, and, in photo at right, Perry Jeter and Stan Sheriff talk strategy with Alex Bravo. 29 Cal Poly Football History -- Head Coaches

D.W. Schlosser 1915-17

Herman Hess 1919-20

This photo from 1905 shows football being played at Cal Poly in front of the school’s dormitory, eventually named Deuel Hall. Football also was played from 1906 to 1914, but most were intramural games as the Mustang teams were not allowed to play “outside” competition at that time other than San Luis Obispo High School.

Al Agosti Though the Cal Poly record books show Cal Cal Poly Coaching Records 1921-32 Poly as playing its first football game in 1915, Coach Seasons Years W L T Pct. the Polytechnic Journal reported that club D.W. Schlosser 1915-17 3 4 3 1 .563 teams were formed from 1905 to 1914. D.W. Herman Hess 1919-20 2 4 4 0 .500 Schlosser became the first paid coach for the 1915 season, signalling the official start of Al Agosti 1921-32 11 32 44 5 .425 intercollegiate football at Cal Poly. Howie O’Daniels 1933-41, 46-47 11 56 33 6 .621 The Mustangs’ rich football history is high- Bob Dakan 1942 1 4 3 0 .571 lighted by the undefeated, unscored-upon 1933 Ron Henderson 1945 1 1 5 1 .167 team of Howie O’Daniels, the much-heralded Chuck Pavelko 1948-49 2 7 11 0 .389 undefeated, untied 1953 team coached by Roy Roy Hughes 1950-61 12 73 37 1 .662 Hughes, the first team to earn an NCAA playoff Sheldon Harden 1962-67 6 17 42 0 .288 Howie O’Daniels berth (1972, coached by Joe Harper), the 1980 Joe Harper 1968-81 14 96 43 4 .685 NCAA Division II national championship team, 1933-41, 1946-47 Jim Sanderson 1982-86 5 26 27 0 .491 also coached by Harper, and the 1990 NCAA Division II semifinal team coached by Lyle Lyle Setencich 1987-93 7 41 29 2 .583 Setencich. Andre Patterson 1994-96 3 17 16 0 .515 Cal Poly moved to Division I in 1994 and Larry Welsh 1997-2000 4 19 25 0 .432 four Mustang teams -- 2005, 2008 (both Rich Ellerson 2001-08 8 56 34 0 .622 coached by Rich Ellerson) and 2012 and 2016 Tim Walsh 2009-19 11 59 66 0 .472 (both coached by Tim Walsh) -- qualified for the Beau Baldwin 2020-Present 1 0 0 0 - - - Football Championship Subdivision playoffs. 101 512 422 20 .547

Bob Dakan 1942

Ron Henderson The 1906 squad (left) poses for a team photo while the 1924 team, which beat UC Santa Barbara, lines up for a play. 1945 30 Cal Poly Football History -- Head Coaches

COACHING LEGENDS: From left, Howie O’Daniels, Roy Hughes, Bill Hicks and Sheldon Harden formed 1958 coaching staff.

Chuck Pavelko 1948-49

Roy Hughes 1950-61 SUCCESSFUL: Howie O’Daniels is third on Cal Poly’s list of football wins with 56 over 11 years (1934 photo).

Sheldon Harden In photo at left, Chuck 1962-67 Pavelko, left, coached the Mustangs from 1958-59 while Howie O’Daniels was Cal Poly head coach from 1933-41 and from 1946-47.

Below left, Roy Hughes, Sheldon Joe Harper Harden, Bill Hicks 1968-81 and Howie O’Daniels go over a game plan in 1958.

In photo at right, Sheldon Harden coached the Mustangs for six seasons. Jim Sanderson 1982-86

Lyle Setencich Andre Patterson Larry Welsh Rich Ellerson Tim Walsh From left, Sheldon Harden, Roy Hughes and 1987-93 1994-96 1997-2000 2001-08 2009-19 Howie O’Daniels sport letterman’s jackets. 31 Cal Poly Football History -- Alex G. Spanos Stadium

Aerial photo of current The wooden press box on the Bleachers on the east side of The wooden press box on the location of Alex G. Spanos west side of Alex G. Spanos Alex G. Spanos Stadium were west side was torn down in Stadium, taken in 1928. Stadium was built in 1938. expanded twice in the 1970s. the late 1980s.

Constructed:Alex 1935G. Spanos Stadium Facts Major Renovations: 1955, 1972, 1978, 2006 Capacity: 11,075 Teams: Football, Men’s Soccer and Women’s Soccer Playoffs: 1980 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals vs. Jacksonville State, 15-0 Win 1980 NCAA Division II Semifinals vs. Santa Clara, 38-14 Win 1990 NCAA Division II First Round vs. Cal State Northridge, 14-7 Win 2008 NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs (First Round) vs. Weber State, 35-49 Loss 2016 NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs (First Round) vs. U. San Diego, 21-35 Loss Home Record: 311-163-9 (.653) 2019 Attendance: 32,815 (five games), 6,563 average Record for Total Home Attendance: 67,018 (seven games), 2008 Record for Home Season Average: 9,644.4 (five games), 2007

Gameday: Tailgate — Perimeter Road Stampede Club Barbecue — Richard J. O’Neill Green Pride of the Pacific marching band Student Section in eastside bleachers Poly ‘P’ on hillside lights up after a win

Top 24 Crowds 1. 11,075 ...... Weber State, 2007 13. 10,557 ...... South Dakota, 2011 11,075 . . . .So. Dakota State, 2008 14. 10,381 . . .Sacramento State, 2009 11,075 ...... UC Davis, 2008 15. 10,331 .South Dakota State, 2009 11,075 ...... UC Davis, 2010 16. 10,220 ...... North Dakota, 2010 11,075 . .South Dakota State, 2011 17. 10,121 ...... UC Davis, 2014 11,075 ...... UC Davis, 2012 18. 10,075 ...... Southern Utah, 2008 11,075 ...... Northern Iowa, 2015 19. 10,035 ...... Montana, 2008 11,075 ...... Portland State, 2015 20. 10,025 ...... Portland State, 2012 11.075 ...... UC Davis, 2016 21. 10,017 ...... Southern Utah, 2009 10. 10,899 . . .No. Dakota State, 2007 22. 9,882 . . . . .Northern Arizona, 2013 11. 10,825 . .No. Carolina Central, 2008 23. 9,722 . .Eastern Washington, 2016 12. 10,775 ...... Montana, 2014 24. 9,684 . . .Northern Colorado, 2007

Cal Poly and UC Davis have played before large crowds in recent years. The Mustang Marching Band (right) plays in a 2005 game. 32 Emmy Award Winner John Madden Legendary NFL broadcaster and for- Emmy Awards, the most recent in recognition for his work Before coaching in Oakland, mer Cal Poly football player John during the 2008 season. In all, Madden has been nominated Madden was the defensive coor- Madden called his final NFL game in for a record 20 Emmy Awards. In addition, the American dinator at San Diego State from 2008 after three seasons with NBC on its Sportscasters Association named him Sports Personality of 1964-1966 where the Aztecs Sunday Night Football telecast. He the Year in 1985 and 1992 and, in 1982, Madden became the were ranked first among small worked for four seasons with Al first NFL analyst to receive the Touchdown Club of colleges with a 26-4 record. Michaels as expert analyst for “Monday America’s prestigious Golden Mike Award. From 1960-1963 Madden Night Football” on ABC. Prior to joining the broadcasting ranks, Madden had an coached at Hancock College in Madden, who is synonymous with outstanding career as head coach of the NFL’s Oakland Santa Maria. NFL football for millions of fans Raiders. He guided the Raiders to an overall record of 103- Madden started on both the nationwide, brought his ability to 32-7, leading the team to seven AFC Western Division titles offensive and defensive lines as a explain the game’s finer points and a victory over the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl XI. player for Cal Poly in 1957 and along with his unique sense of Madden’s winning percentage (.750) is the best of any head 1958 and was voted to the all- humor to Monday Night Football coach in NFL history. conference team. He was also a in 2002 after 21 seasons as a game A linebacker coach when he began his NFL coaching catcher on the school’s baseball analyst for CBS and Fox. career with Oakland in 1967, Madden became the head team. He earned a Bachelor of The National Academy of Television coach in 1969 at age 33, the youngest head coach in the Science degree in 1959 and a Arts and Sciences has honored Madden with an American Football League. Madden retired in 1979 and Master of Arts degree in 1961, unprecedented 16 Outstanding Sports Personality/Analyst started his football broadcasting career at CBS in 1980. both from Cal Poly. The Philadelphia Eagles selected him in the 21st round of the 1958 NFL draft, but a knee injury in his rookie season prematurely ended his career. Madden is also the author of several books. His latest effort is a cookbook titled “John Madden’s Ultimate Tailgating” released in 1998. His first four books — “Hey Wait a Minute, I wrote a Book,” “One Knee Equals Two Feet (and Everything Else You Wanted To Know About Football),” “One Size Doesn’t Fit All,” and “All Madden,” each written with New York Times sports columnist Dave Anderson — all reached the New York Times best-seller list. Born April 10, 1936 in Austin, Minnesota, Madden was raised in Daly City. He now resides in Pleasanton with his wife, Virginia. The couple, who celebrated their 50th wed- The 1958 Cal Poly football team picture. Madden (74) is in the back row, second from left. He also ding anniversary in 2009, has two sons and five grandchil- was a catcher on the Mustang baseball team in the late 1950s under Howie O’Daniels and Bill Hicks. dren.

Mel Kaufman Award Mel Kaufman, a linebacker on the Mustangs’ NCAA Division II national skinny kids and we both knew we championship team in 1980 and an eight-year veteran of the Washington had to work to achieve anything. I Redskins of the National Football League, passed away Feb. 7, 2009, in his tried to protect him and we grew Santa Margarita home. He died of hemorrhagic pancreatitis about three weeks up together. We went into pro foot- shy of his 51st birthday. ball doing the same thing. There Kaufman, inducted into the Cal Poly Athletics Hall of Fame in 1993, played were tough times, but it’s a little in three Super Bowls with the Redskins. Washington won Super Bowl XVII easier when doing it with friends. following the 1982 season and Super Bowl XXII after the 1987 campaign He was a true friend, a great foot- while losing Super Bowl XVIII following the 1983 ball player. He came into Cal Poly season. Kaufman also was a scout for the Redskins in at 170 pounds and played with Super Bowl XXVI after the 1991 season. leverage, played with speed and He was hired as linebackers coach at Cal Poly in the played with confidence that you spring of 2008 and helped guide the Mustangs to an 8-3 can only try to teach kids today.” record, a Great West Conference title and their second Born Feb. 24, 1958, in Los NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Angeles, Kaufman earned two var- playoff berth. sity letters in football at Santa “It’s a tragedy. He was a good man and a Monica High School, graduating in compassionate man,” said former Cal Poly head coach 1976. He played four seasons with Rich Ellerson. “He was just a good guy, a passionate the Mustangs after a redshirt year guy, a Mustang.” in 1976. Kaufman had been out of football at the college and A defensive team leader and professional levels for about 10 years before he was hired to coach the team captain with the Redskins Mustang linebackers. from 1981-88, Kaufman was a “I hired him because of his past, the number of guys he played with over the starting linebacker on three years who were passionate about him and the kind of person he was,” said National Football Conference championship teams (1982, 1983 and 1987). Ellerson. “We took a bit of a chance with him because he hadn’t coached Following his playing career, he was a scouting supervisor for the Redskins before at this level, but there were a lot of compelling things in his background through 1998, giving him 16 years of NFL experience. as a player and scout as well as who he was as a person. Kaufman obtained his bachelor’s degree in social science and industrial “We still needed to teach him how to coach, get a foothold, work up the relations at Cal Poly in 1984. ranks,” Ellerson added. “It was really hard on him. It was learn by doing for The Mel Kaufman Award, established by current head coach Tim Walsh, is him.” presented annually to the Cal Poly player who most exemplifies the virtues Defensive back LeCharls McDaniel was a teammate of Kaufman on the Kaufman became known for off the field. Linebacker Carlton Gillespie earned Mustangs’ 1980 national championship team under head coach Joe Harper. the award in 2008 and 2009 while safety Scottie Cordier was the recipient in “Mel was a great human being on top of being a great football player,” said 2010, linebacker Kennith Jackson in 2011, quarterback Doug Shumway in McDaniel. He was a great person, always got along with all people, very like- 2012, fullback Akaninyene Umoh in 2013, defensive end Josh Letuligasenoa able. People don't know how good a man he really was, but the people who in 2014, linebacker Tu’uta Inoke in 2015, linebacker Chris Santini in 2016, really knew him know. He affected people in a way he didn't even realize. linebacker Mason Montgomery in 2017, linebacker Anders Turner in 2018 and “Mel and I came to Cal Poly together,” McDaniel added. “Both of us were linebacker Aaron Cooper in 2019. 33 Osbaldo Orozco: Destined for the Battlefield By Ryan Huff The Tribune San Luis Obispo County

sbaldo Orozco wanted to be a soldier long before he came to Cal Poly. After watching “Rambo” as kids, he and his brothers would use broomsticks and knives to attack a make-believe enemy soldier — a cactus in their back yard. OIndeed, some would say Orozco was destined for the battlefield, where he died April 26, 2003, on the front lines of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Cal Poly officials held a public memorial May 22, 2003, at the campus’ War Memorial Plaza to honor the 26-year-old alumnus and U.S. Army First Lieutenant. “Baldo,” as his friends called him, died when the Bradley fighting vehicle he was riding in rolled over while rushing to help other American soldiers under attack near Tikrit in northern Iraq. Family members attend a memorial service at Cal Poly for Osbaldo Orozco in 2003. At the memorial service, a few hundred people — including family, veterans, students and past team- Speaker after speaker talked about a big, muscular officer. mates — remembered the former school football star man full of enthusiasm and passion for his family, “It pumps me up even more and adds gasoline to who was commissioned as an Army officer on June school, football team and the Army. the fire,” said the then-18-year-old, who along with 16, 2001, the same day he earned his bachelor’s Former football teammate Steve Prejean recalled his three brothers wore black No. 45 armbands. degree in social science. that Orozco was so proud of his Mexican her- Another brother, Jorge Orozco, then 28, said As the late-afternoon sun reflected off the bronze itage that he would blare mariachi music he was proud that “Baldo” fought for his Mustang Statue, school officials added a 64th name from his pickup and sing along. country but saddened to lose his best to the plaque below that honors Cal Poly students Prejean also recollected how fired up friend. who died on the battlefield. Orozco’s mother and his old teammate was on the gridiron. “It’s war, and it’s going to happen,” he wife gripped each other’s hands throughout the serv- “Here we were on a hot day in August said. “There’s a price to pay for freedom. ice and wiped their tears with white tissues through during double days (practices),” Prejean And unfortunately, it cost us our brother.” the playing of “Taps.” said, “and Baldo is talking as if he wasn’t The Cal Poly Athletics Department hon- hot and didn’t have an extra 10 pounds of ors the memory of Orozco with an award pads on his body. The guy was just full of ener-45given perpetually to the student-athlete who gy.” exemplifies what he represented; leadership, out- Orozco was known for his pregame ritual of standing personal achievement, the ability to over- applying black war paint to his face. He earned All- come obstacles, commitment and someone who American honors as a linebacker for the Mustangs reflects sacrifice. The Orozco Inspirational Award is and finished his football career in 1999 with 300 presented at the Night of the Mustang to deserving tackles — then third on the team’s all-time list. student-athletes as deemed appropriate. First recipi- He brought that same passion to academics, said ent of the award in 2004 was freshman defensive end business professor Colette Frayne. Chris White. She remembered the first day she met Orozco, when she tried to tutor 30 football players after they were exhausted from an afternoon practice. “Most of the players wanted to be some- where else,” Frayne said. “But Baldo sat front and center and said, ‘Hi, I’m Baldo. Osbaldo Orozco wore paint on his face Bring it on!’ ” as a Cal Poly football pregame ritual. The whole room erupted into laughter, until the 225-pound Orozco turned around Osbaldo Orozco Profile and said, “Hey, be nice to her, man. She’s Born: March 19, 1977, Earlimart, CA trying to help us out.” High School: Delano High School Toward the end of the memorial service, (graduated June 1995) Orozco’s former teammates gave his wife, College: Cal Poly (graduated June 16, 2001, Joe Martinez spoke at Cal Poly memorial service. majored in social sciences) Mayra, a framed No. 45 green-and-gold Cal Married: Mayra Mendez Orozco, June 23, 2001 Poly football jersey. Lt. Col. Norma Tovar, a Cal In the spring of 2017, Cal Poly also announced the Military Service: First Lieutenant, Poly military science professor, also presented her creation of the Osbaldo Orozco Memorial Football U.S. Army (4th Infantry Division) with Bronze Star and Purple Heart awards. Scholarship, funded by a collaboration of five former Died: April 26, 2003, near Tikrit, Iraq Orozco — who grew up in Earlimart in Tulare Cal Poly football players, all of whom co-founded Notes: Seventh in career tackles at Cal Poly with County — served in the university’s ROTC program. Spico Solutions in Cardiff, Calif. Tom Vorhees, Brett 300 (1995-99), including 136 solo stops and He was the first member of his family to graduate Sagaser, Jon Peck, Jonathan Trotter and Gary Gatiss 23 for lost yardage ... 106 tackles in 1997 from college. are supporting a full athletic scholarship annually, 13th all-time at Cal Poly ... voted linebacker of the year in 1998 and most inspirational He went on to command a platoon in Guantanamo beginning with the 2018-19 academic year. Football player in 1999 by his teammates ... member Bay, Cuba, where they guarded Al Qaeda prisoners. student-athletes of all positions, majors and class of Cal Poly ROTC and MEXA ... survived by After he returned from Iraq, Orozco and his wife levels are eligible, but the preference of the donors is parents Jorge and Reyes Orozco and four were to start a family. for a student-athlete from the Central Valley (Kern, brothers, George, Johnny, Andy and Ozzie. His brother, Andy Orozco, said he wanted to Fresno, Kings and Tulare counties) where Orozco enroll in a college ROTC program and become an was raised.