[Mick]

State U gave up football in the 90's. Title Nine suit. Hayward, SF, Sonoma, Chico all caved eventually. Sac State, Fresno, SD didn't. Humboldt finally ended their program a few years ago. Was a great conference to play in. No Scholies but some very good teams. Haskell, Tierney, Holmgren, Reid all coached at Lake Merced. Bob Toledo (national record holder across all divisions for TD passes) had UCLA at #2 for awhile. A lot of Stanford grads' kids were taught and coached by SF State grads. My catcher Tom Martinez was the first throwing coach for Tom Brady.

A f****** shame.

I really enjoyed the CSU football programs. During my four years at SCU, we played Cal Poly-SLO, SFSU, Hayward, Northridge, UC Davis and St. Mary's all four years. We actually played Cal Poly SLO five times in my four years there, including a playoff loss in 1980. We played Humboldt, Pomona and SJSU three times, and Chico and Sonoma twice each. In other years, we played Long Beach, Fullerton, Fresno St., not to mention UC Riverside and UC Santa Barbara. Loss of those football teams were a real shame.

[Mick]

State U gave up football in the 90's. Title Nine suit. Hayward, SF, Sonoma, Chico all caved eventually. Sac State, Fresno, SD didn't. Humboldt finally ended their program a few years ago. Was a great conference to play in. No Scholies but some very good teams. Haskell, Tierney, Holmgren, Reid all coached at Lake Merced. Bob Toledo (national record holder across all divisions for TD passes) had UCLA at #2 for awhile. A lot of Stanford grads' kids were taught and coached by SF State grads. My catcher Tom Martinez was the first throwing coach for Tom Brady.

A f****** shame.

I really enjoyed the CSU football programs. During my four years at SCU, we played Cal Poly-SLO, SFSU, Hayward, Northridge, UC Davis and St. Mary's all four years. We actually played Cal Poly SLO five times in my four years there, including a playoff loss in 1980. We played Humboldt, Pomona and SJSU three times, and Chico and Sonoma twice each. In other years, we played Long Beach, Fullerton, Fresno St., not to mention UC Riverside and UC Santa Barbara. Loss of those football teams were a real shame.