Back-up quarterback David Ingram came in at the end of the first quarter and led the Saddleback College football team, ranked eighth in Southern California, in a 31-20 victory over College of the Canyons, ranked 12th in Southern California, in the CCCAA Western State Bowl at Saddleback College. Ingram was named MVP of the bowl.
Saddleback College (8-2, 4-2) will host College of the Canyons Cougars (6-4, 3-3) in the SCFA Western State Bowl on Saturday at 5 p.m. The bowl selection is the ninth consecutive for Saddleback, which ties a school record.
Saddleback overcomes a 14-point, first quarter deficit to roll over Grossmont, 44-27. The win eliminated Grossmont from platoff contention and secured a bowl game for Saddleback.
For the third time in as many weeks, the Saddleback College football team, ranked 19th in the nation, was faced with a halftime deficit. For only the second time, the Gauchos were able to overcome it. Saddleback outscored Long Beach City College 28-3 in the second half en route to a 28-24 Southern Conference victory on Saturday.
Last week’s comeback magic could not be matched on Homecoming night. The Saddleback College football team, ranked seventh in the nation, saw a potential winning cut short on an interception in the end zone with eight seconds left in a 27-21 loss to visiting Palomar College. The Comets were ranked tweny-first in the nation coming in to the contest.
After the Saddleback College football team’s rousing 42-38 comeback victory over Santa Ana on Saturday (Oct. 3), the Gauchos dropped one spot to No. 7 in JCGridiron.com’s “Dirty 30” national rankings.
After Santa Ana scored 31 unanswered points, including 21 points in the third quarter, the then No.6 Saddleback College football team scored 21 points in the final seven minutes for the 42-38 comeback victory
Saddleback shows their mettle and takes down Mt. San Antonio College, 24-14. With the win, the Gauchos jumped to No. 6 in the JCGridiron.com “Dirty 30” national rankings.
After a record setting rout last week, the Saddleback College football team took the field Saturday night and torched San Bernardino Valley College, 52-0. Saddleback, ranked No. 11, completely shut down the Wolverines. The win extended the Gauchos’ record to 14-0 all-time against San Bernardino and handed the hapless Wolverines their 18th consecutive loss.
A special interview with former Saddleback, University of Hawaii, and current Washingon Redskins quarterback Colt Brennan. Brennan came back to Saddleback College to watch the Gauchos 52-0 victory over San Bernardino Valley College.
The Saddleback College football team spread the offense around in a record-breaking 72-7 win over Mt. San Jacinto College on Saturday. Saddleback, the nation’s 11th-ranked team, scored on 11 of its 12 possessions in the game only failing to score on its final offensive drive. The Gaucho offense set scoring records for points in a quarter, half, and entire game in the win over the Eagles
Saddleback takes its football home opener over Golden West, 33-23. Saddleback's defense stood hard early and contributed on the scoreboard. The offense took a while to find its bearings and took it to Golden West late in the first half and early in the second half.
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