The Bulldogs took care of business in Fresno County, marching to a 24-7 victory Saturday at Reedley College.
College of san Mateo Football Shows Betterment in Win, Prepares for Diablo Valley College
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The College of San Mateo (CSM) football team demonstrated positive strides in their recent game, showcasing improved defensive play and a strong rushing attack. The team is now looking ahead to a Saturday home game against Diablo Valley College.
Game Recap & Defensive Progress
CSM secured a victory, fueled by a 221-yard rushing performance. Sophomore Ali collier led the team with 65 yards on 10 carries, while Wiley contributed 60 yards and a touchdown on seven carries. Beyond the offensive success, the coaching staff highlighted notable improvements on the defensive side of the ball.
“He played fast, he had a big hit on a receiver on an earlier play,” a coach commented, referencing a player’s individual performance. “so, he took a step forward this week, as did our defense.We’ve just got to continue to move forward.” This suggests a focus on individual player development and overall defensive cohesion.
Rushing Attack Dominates
The Bulldogs’ ground game proved to be a key factor in their win. The team’s ability to consistently gain yardage through rushing opens up opportunities for play-action and keeps the opposing defense honest. Here’s a breakdown of the key contributors:
Ali Collier: 10 carries for 65 yards
Wiley: 7 carries for 60 yards and 1 touchdown
Looking Ahead: Matchup with Diablo Valley College
CSM returns to College Heights Stadium this Saturday to face Diablo Valley College in a non-league contest. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 PM. This game provides an opportunity for CSM to build on their recent progress and further refine their game plan before entering conference play.
Key Takeaways
CSM’s rushing attack is a important strength, with multiple players contributing.
The defense is showing signs of improvement, with individual players stepping up.
* The team is focused on continued progress and building momentum.