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  • Hawai’i rallies to beat Cal Poly in four sets

    For a moment, Cal Poly looked like they had the momentum. The Mustangs volleyball team came out of the gates on Saturday night with sharp passes and an effective attack in...

  • Mustangs mow down Blue Hens

    A year ago, Cal Poly had a team good enough to make it to the NCAA Tournament, but not good enough to beat Delaware on the East coast. This year, Delaware...

  • GSAC Preview Series: The Master’s College Mustangs

    In 1927, Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary was founded in Los Angeles, California by its first president, Dr. William Matthews. Renamed Los Angeles Bible College, the school moved to its current...

  • Podcast Episode 113 – Johnny Millard

    Johnny Millard has been a busy guy since graduating from Cal Poly last year. The former Cal Poly linebacker went undrafted in the 2014 NFL draft, but had a productive training camp...

  • Mustangs stomp Gators in home opener

    On Tuesday night, playing in Mott Athletics Center for the first time since their NCAA Tournament run a season ago, the Cal Poly men’s basketball team beat Division II San Francisco...

  • Davis earns the Horseshoe, dashes Cal Poly’s postseason hopes

    UC Davis dominated Cal Poly on both sides of the ball for most of the game on Saturday night in a 48-35 victory. Win the win, UC Davis snapped Cal Poly’s...

  • GSAC Preview Series: Westmont College Warriors

    Westmont College is located in beautiful Santa Barbara, California. Along with UCSB on the North side of town, college basketball fans have the  Westmont Warriors to enjoy around Montecito. Both teams have...

  • GSAC Preview Series: San Diego Christian Hawks

    Christian Heritage College received its accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) in 1984 and changed its name in 2005 to its current name, San Diego Christian College....

  • Mustangs lose opener on the road

    In their first game since they lost to top-seeded Wichita State in the second round of the 2014 NCAA Tournament, the Cal Poly men’s basketball team shot poorly and faded in...

  • GSAC Preview Series: William Jessup Warriors

    William Jessup, the school’s first President, founded San Jose Bible College in 1939. Jessup’s great grandson Rich Jessup was the head boys basketball coach at my high school (North County Christian...

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