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Eaglestaff Drops 29 in Exhibition Setback to USC
LA JOLLA, Calif. – Playing in his first game as a Triton, Treysen Eaglestaff put on a show, scoring a game-high 29 points and pulling down seven rebounds. However, visiting USC hung on for an 80-74 win over UC San Diego in an exhibition contest Saturday night at LionTree Arena. The game was played in front of a preseason sellout crowd of 4,000. Leo Beath scored 11 and first-year Triton Rahmir Barno scored ten and added four steals for UC San Diego.
eastcountysports.com
Powers’ late kick keeps trophy home
LAKESIDE — Ryder Powers had watched the game slip away, watched his teammates bring it back within reach and now stood one kick from giving El Capitan a homecoming finish nobody in the packed stands would forget. Twenty-eight yards. A one-point deficit. The Tony Burner Memorial Trophy waiting on...
MaxPreps
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Times of San Diego
Aztecs, snakebit during inaugural Pac-12 season, try to overcome poor play and a contagion to draw fans back to Snapdragon
Before the season started, probably no one figured that San Diego State’s football team would have to deal with a dismal record, horrible attendance and a viral outbreak all before the year reached its halfway point. But that’s exactly where we are halfway through the Aztecs’ first season in...
The Associated Press
DiLeva kicks career-long 53-yard FG in closing seconds, San Diego St. beats Fresno St. 26-23
SAN DIEGO (AP) — Jayden Denegal and wide receiver Bert Emanuel Jr. each threw a touchdown pass, Cooper DiLeva kicked a career-long 53-yard field goal with 57 seconds left, and San Diego State beat Fresno State 26-23 on Saturday night. Lucky Sutton returned from a two-game absence due to an ankle injury and had 110 yards rushing on 18 carries for San Diego State (3-4, 2-1 Pac-12 Conference). Denegal, who left in the second quarter and did not return, was 7-of-10 passing for 112 yards including a 52-yard touchdown pass to Jaylon Hawkins. Denegal suffered an ankle injury (x-rays were negative) and was replaced by freshman Stone Saunders, who was 6-of-11 passing for 61 yards. Julius Gillick had two second-half rushing touchdowns for Fresno State (4-3, 1-2). Bryson Donelson added 62 yards rushing and a TD. Saunders hit Jordan Napier for a 26-yard gain on third-and-10 and four plays later DiLeva kicked the winning field goal. DiLeva also made kicks from 32, 30 and 40 yards. Up next Fresno State: San Diego State: Sign up for Top 25 poll alerts here , visit the Top 25 here and see AP’s full college football coverage here
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Arizona men’s basketball holds off San Diego State in exhibition
Even when it doesn’t count, San Diego State always proves to be a hard out. Arizona shook off poor shooting and plenty of defensive breakdowns to beat the Aztecs 82-67 on Friday night in an exhibition game at ALKEME Arena at McKale Center. The contest was eerily similar to the teams’ meeting last December in Phoenix, one that saw the Wildcats struggle offensively for much of the game before pulling away and winning comfortably.
State Hornet
Hornets make last minute play to seal comeback Victory over the Tritons
Sacramento State men’s soccer found themselves in a fiercely competitive matchup at 2-2 in the 83rd minute against UC San Diego in a PAC-12 matchup. Senior forward Zac Giles dribbled towards the box, but was denied by freshman Triton defender Kelham Wolf. Junior midfielder Hiroshi Yang regained possession after...
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USC’s defensive pressure fuels pre-season win over UC San Diego
USC men’s basketball brought home their first pre-season win, taking down UC San Diego 80-74 on the road in a West Coast showdown. The Trojans turned the heat up in this exhibition matchup with highlight-worthy dunks, timely threes and a defensive hustle established by the Muss Bus; they were able to control UC San Diego throughout the game. Coming off a 88-70 loss to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in their first exhibition game, the Trojans looked to bounce back and build the needed momentum ahead of the regular season.
goaztecs.com
Aztecs Defend Crown at Gary Ota Memorial Invitational
FRESNO, Calif. – The San Diego State swim and dive program successfully defended its team championship at the Gary Ota Memorial Invitational after claiming three additional event titles on Saturday at Fresno State Aquatics Center. The Aztecs maintained their perch atop the five-team field, finishing with a two-day total...
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Texas State Suffers Road Loss to San Diego State
SAN DIEGO, Calif. -- Texas State Volleyball posted its best hitting percentage in the last three matches but were unable to limit a San Diego State team that took the match in three sets thanks to a .435 hitting percentage [48-11-85]. Senior Brooke Bentke was the only Bobcat (7-12 overall,...
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Valpo Falls at PFL Preseason Favorite San Diego
The Valparaiso University football team saw its effort to extend its winning streak thwarted by Pioneer Football League preseason favorite San Diego, as the host Toreros prevailed 38-13 on Saturday in San Diego. How It Happened. The Valpo defense forced a punt on the game’s first possession, but the first...
Sports Business Journal
NWSL’s Wave pitch new stadium at Del Mar Fairgrounds as Snapdragon Stadium frustrations grow
The NWSL San Diego Wave earlier this week met with the body overseeing the Del Mar Fairgrounds and “proposed a sweeping development project that includes a 12,000- to 16,000-seat stadium,” according to Mark Zeigler of the SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE. Wave Alternate Governor Zachary Leichtman-Levine and his mother, Wave controlling owner Lauren Leichtman, “made a 20-minute presentation to the 22nd District Agricultural Association board.” The stadium is the “centerpiece of what is called Del Mar Dreams,” situated in conceptual renderings on the 324-acre property’s southeast side near the track’s first turn. It also includes a “multi-level parking garage for 1,300 cars” and “350,000 square feet of retail stores and restaurants.” The estimated cost of the project was not disclosed, but Zeigler noted the “going rate for a 12,000-seat soccer stadium in California” is in the $200M range. Leichtman-Levine said, “We’ve been tenants, as you know, of Snapdragon Stadium. … What we found at Snapdragon is something resembling a fourth-class citizen. We are fourth on the list of selecting dates for the games.” Leichtman-Levine “requested a two-year exclusive negotiating window” that he “hopes the board would approve” at its Nov. 10 meeting. The DAA would “ultimately provide the land,” while the Wave owners and their partners “would fund the development” (SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE, 10/14).