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NO. 1 CSM SCORES ANOTHER WIN BY 45 POINTS, 52-7 OVER DELTA

SAN MATEO – Justin Burgess threw a pair of touchdown passes to Raeshawn Lee and ran for a third score as state top-ranked College of San Mateo (4-0) rolled past visiting San Joaquin Delta, 52-7, Saturday in a non-league Northern California Football Association game.

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September 27, 2014

COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO SPORTS NEWS                        September 27, 2014      

 Contact: Fred Baer              baerf@smccd.edu               Mobile: 650.483.3733

NO. 1 CSM SCORES ANOTHER WIN BY 45 POINTS, 52-7 OVER DELTA

SAN MATEO – Justin Burgess threw a pair of touchdown passes to Raeshawn Lee and ran for a third score as state top-ranked College of San Mateo (4-0) rolled past visiting San Joaquin Delta, 52-7, Saturday in a non-league Northern California Football Association game.
 

It was the second straight week the Bulldogs won by a 45-point margin, having defeated defending state champion Butte, 51-6, in Oroville on September 20. Burgess, who stepped in against Butte for injured starter Jeremy Cannon, had another outstanding performance, completing 15 of 21 passes for 181 yards and no interceptions, while also running for 29 yards.

CSM rolled for 564 yards on 81 plays, including 383 yards on 60 rushing attempts by a dozen players.

D.J. Peluso led the ground game with 117 yards on nine carries, including a 21-yard TD. Lee had five receptions for 98 yards.  

"We came out and played a good game today," said CSM coach Bret Pollack. "They were playing press and we were able to get rid of the ball quickly. They couldn't move the ball consistently on our defense."

Delta, which fell to 0-4, was held to 132 yards by the Bulldogs – and had only 40 yards after three quarters when San Mateo held a 45-0 advantage. 

Leading the CSM defense were Semisi Paena, Adam Sagapolu, and Mosa Likio, each with four unassisted tackles. Keith Marcus had five total tackles.
CSM closes out non-league play Saturday evening (6 p.m.) at unbeaten American River College (4-0) in Sacramento. It is potentially a match-up of the top two teams in Northern California. The Beavers just gave City College of San Francisco its first shutout in more than a quarter of a century, 13-0. 
How last week's top California Community College Football Coaches Association teams fared:

#1 San Mateo 52, San Joaquin Delta 7

#2 Mt. San Antonio 47, #16 Chaffey 14

#5 American River 13, #3 San Francisco 0

#4 Santa Rosa 28, #24 Laney 21

#6 Long Beach 62, Los Angeles Harbor 7

#7 Fullerton 46, Orange Coast 31

#8 Riverside, idle

Ventura 35, #9 Cerritos 31

#18 Butte 38, #10 Fresno 27

Citrus 28, #11 El Camino 21

#12 Golden West 41, #15 Grossmont 6

#13 Diablo Valley 27, Siskiyous 24 

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