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SDSU Football: Homecoming Game Recap vs. Colorado State.

Aztecs Win 38 to 14 over Colorado State

San Diego State 38

The offensive line lead the Aztec running back core to 38 carries for 218 yards and 3 touchdowns. An average of 5.7 yards per carry. Below is the rushing stats from tonight’s game.

PLAYER ATT YDS TD LNG AVG
Adam Muema 14 105 2 51 7.5
Walter Kazee 14 95 0 40 6.8
Ryan Katz 8 20 1 11 2.5
Total 38 218 3 51 5.7

San Diego State offensive line had a bad night protecting Aztec Quarterback Ryan Katz. Ryan Katz was sacked two more times. Ryan Katz had a great game in the air hooking up with five different receivers. Ryan Katz completed passes to Adam Muema, Gavin Escobar, Chad Young, Dominique Sandifur and Brice Butler. We have provided you with tonight’s passing statistics.

PLAYER C-A YDS TD I RTG
Ryan Katz 16-22 181 2 0 171.8

Defensive was on fire in the turnover battle tonight as Derek Largent had the best game of his career with two interceptions. The Aztec defense also caused a fumble.

Colorado State 14

Problems struck for Colorado State midway through the second quarter as the starting quarterback MJ Mcpeek was sacked and came out of the game due to injury. The freshman back up quarterback Connor Smith came into the game and played well. His offensive line did not help him out by getting penalty after penalty.

PASSING

# PLAYER C-A YDS TD I RTG
1E SMITH,CONNER 18-22 165 0 1 135.7
14 MCPEEK,MJ 6-13 49 1 1 87.8
TOTAL 24-35 214 1 2

RUSHING

The Colorado State rams were unable to get anything going on the ground. They will remain last in the Mountain West Conference in rushing yards.

# PLAYER ATT YDS TD LNG AVG
6 NWOKE,CHRIS 20 59 0 7 3
20 MORRIS,TOMMEY 7 37 1 11 5.3
14 MCPEEK,MJ 3 17 0 15 5.7
7 ALEXANDER,DONN 3 13 0 7 4.3
25 HANSLEY,JOE 2 10 0 13 5
34 BROWN,JOE 2 -1 0 3 -0.5
1E SMITH,CONNER 3 -14 0 0 -4.7
TOTAL 40 121 1 15 3
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