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  1. Conference adjustment for BC football

    By The Bakersfield Californian
    Thursday, Feb 09 2012 01:58 PM

    BC football's schedule for 2012 is not expected to be released until March, but there will be some changes, coach Jeff Chudy said.

    BC's conference has changed slightly, with Pasadena and Moorpark coming in and El Camino leaving.

    The more significant change is the Southern California Football Association (which BC is a part of) has combined the National and Central divisions, forming three seven-team conferences. BC is in the National Division.

    The American Division will remain the same but will add two Central Division teams, giving it two eight-team divisions.

    Four teams will qualify for the SoCal playoffs.

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  2. Local report: CSUB sports chatter on Californian Radio

    Executive Editor John Arthur is the host on Californian Radio today. He'll discuss sports at Californa State University, Bakersfield with the reporter who covers the Roadrunners, Jeff Evans.

  3. Until the very end, BC never quit

    The Bakersfield College football season ended Saturday in the 36-26 loss at Mount San Antonio College in the semifinals (but first round) of the Southern California playoffs.

  4. A season-best effort by BC vs. Canyons

    There have been so many exception games by the BC football team this season. Prior to Saturday, you could point to the 41-24 win over an excellent Saddleback team or the dramatic 27-24 overtime win against Ventura.

  5. BC and playoffs: down to one game

    The wild finish to Saturday night's BC at Cerritos game, when the Falcons pulled out an amazing 27-21 win on a 97-yard return of a blocked field goal on the game's final play, means BC is in a must-win game next Saturday at home vs. Canyons in order to have any chance at earning a berth in the Southern California playoffs.

  6. For BC, it was typical day at the office

    Bakersfield College kept on winning Saturday, this time 21-14 over an El Camino team that hasn't won a game since it was nailed for using an ineligible player and had to forfeit four victories.

  7. Gades needed it all to overcome Ventura

    Tonight (Oct. 23) saw one of the most dramatic BC games in recent memory, a 27-24 come-from-behind overtime win over Ventura.

  8. BC held its own in loss to Mt. SAC

    The Renegades' 34-20 loss to Mount SAC tonight (Oct. 2) was heartbreaking to the BC fans who envisioned a perfect season. But heading into the game, I was looking for one thing: Would BC play well enough to show it belongs among the elite in SoCal and the state?

  9. Blowout win first of two key tuneups for BC

    Bakersfield College cruised to a 63-7 win tonight (Sept. 18) over Antelope Valley. The defense helped create four interceptions (most of them came when the AV QBs were forced to throw quickly because of rushing defenders right in their faces) plus recover three fumbles (AV fumbled six times in all).

  10. Saddleback game: a special win for BC

    The Renegades traveled to Mission Viejo on Saturday (Sept. 11) and faced a Saddleback team that had visions of being a state champion-caliber team this year.

  11. Defense a red flag for BC in opener

    Bakersfield College had a wild opener Saturday night, posting a 52-41 win over Los Angeles Pierce College in Memorial Stadium.

  12. Div. I likely subject of Wednesday press conference

    CSUB President Horace Mitchell has announced that he'll be heading up a press conference at 3 p.m. Wednesday (July 21, 2010) with the subject matter "regarding 2010-11 athletics."

  13. Look for the 4 sports to get a reprieve

    Today (May 21) was supposed to be the day when we learned whether Cal State Bakersfield President Horace Mitchell would allow the endangered sports of wrestling, men's and women's golf and women's tennis to return in 2010-11.







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