[Mick]

1. USC's request to rejoin the Pac 9 is rejected, USC the becomes a member of the Correctional League.
   

Santa Clara dropped D1 football in 1952 and revived it as a D2 program in 1959.  They were hurting for local opponents, and could only field a five game schedule in 1959, playing USF twice.  In 1960, they had a more conventional schedule, but they ended the season with a formal game against: San Quentin. (p. 5):
Santa Clara (santaclarabroncos.com)

San Quentin played a number of  local teams, and their best season was 1956 when they went  8-1, losing only to San Francisco State Gators. Apparently, a number of correctional institutions played local colleges in the 1950s:
BEHIND THE WALLS or Doin a 10 year Slide for Murder Two (americanfootballassn.com)

[Mick]

1. USC's request to rejoin the Pac 9 is rejected, USC the becomes a member of the Correctional League.
   

Santa Clara dropped D1 football in 1952 and revived it as a D2 program in 1959.  They were hurting for local opponents, and could only field a five game schedule in 1959, playing USF twice.  In 1960, they had a more conventional schedule, but they ended the season with a formal game against: San Quentin. (p. 5):
Santa Clara (santaclarabroncos.com)

San Quentin played a number of  local teams, and their best season was 1956 when they went  8-1, losing only to San Francisco State Gators. Apparently, a number of correctional institutions played local colleges in the 1950s:
BEHIND THE WALLS or Doin a 10 year Slide for Murder Two (americanfootballassn.com)