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Mesa Falls From The Ranks Of The Unbeatens
Snow too much for T'Birds, lose 48-17
A game that was labeled the NJCAA game of the week had its moments. Unfortunately for the T'Birds, most of those moments belonged to the Snow Badgers.

Both schools were without their starting quarterbacks, and Mesa made too many costly mistakes to overcome the #1 team in the NJCAA college poll. Personal fouls, penalties and turnovers proved to be the difference in this one.

Snow would take a 21-3 lead into the break and took control of the game in the second half behind the power running game. Snow would gain 220 yards on the ground to Mesa's 93.

There were a few bright spots for the T'Birds as RB Ronald Young busted one for 63 yards right up the gut for Mesa's longest score on the night. Wide Receiver Terrance Moore was on the good end of a 61-yard score from the hand of QB Brian Libby. Moore would finish with 100 yards on 4 grabs and one TD.

Place kicker Dominic Gamboa hit from 37 yards to get Mesa on the board initially in the first quarter.

Linebacker Nick Anderson had 10 tackles on the night and DB Michael Darrington has 6 tackles and one sack.

Next up for Mesa is Scottsdale on the road next Saturday, October 6 at 7:00 p.m.

T'Birds Take Breath Out Of 'Chokes
Stifle Scottsdale, 27-14
The Thunderbirds tallied a gritty road victory in Scottsdale on Saturday, October 6. Only Eastern and Snow are ahead of the 3-1 T'Birds heading into week seven. The T'Birds are now 5-1 overall on the season.

Freshman QB Dax Crum returned to action in the second half after missing the last game-and-a-half due to a shoulder injury. Crum fell right back into the groove, hitting on 4 of 7 for 114 yards and 2 TD tosses.

Sophomore Wideout Terrance Moore was the recipient of Crum's TD passes as he caught 3 balls in total for 99 yards, to go along with the two scores.

Sophomore Running Back Jay Leal was the workhouse once again, rushing for 97 yards on 21 carries. Sophomore RB Wallace LeBrance notched his first score of the year on a 22-yard scamper.

"The defense played especially well in pass defense tonight," said Assistant Coach Jacob Reid. Sophomore Cornerback Devon Cox picked off a pass in the second half, keeping Scottsdale at bay.

Up next for the T'Birds is Phoenix College at Riggs Stadium on Saturday night, October 13 at 7:00 p.m.

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Athletics
T'Birds Have Momentum Going Into Bowl Game
Finish up regular season at 8-2 with win over Arizona Western

Mesa won on the road Saturday afternoon, November 10. Winning 42-35 over the Matadors of Arizona Western gives the team momentum heading into the Valley of the Sun Bowl, to be held on December 1 at Riggs Stadium. The opponent has yet to be determined.


Mesa To Host Valley of the Sun Bowl
T'Birds too much for Gauchos

Coach Dan Dunn said it best. "This is a big one."

A 31-17 victory over the Glendale Gauchos assures Mesa a birth in their first Valley of the Sun Bowl in 11 years. The game will be be played in Mesa against a yet undetermined opponent on Saturday, December 1, 2007 at 2:00 p.m.

Mesa fell behind early and trailed at the half 7-3. However, the T'Birds came out and dominated the entire second half, outscoring Glendale 28-10.

Quarterback Dax Crum was efficient once again, completing 23 of 31 for 250 yards, 2 TD's and 1 INT. Wideout Brice Wilkins was Crum's main recipient, catching 11 balls for 86 yards. Tight End Micah Parker grabbed 5 balls for 46 yards and a score. Wideout Ray Rivera caught two balls, one of which was a nice slant for a score.

On the ground, Mesa used a tandem of backs to get the job done. Ronald Young, Wallace LeBrance, Kevin Morris, and George Allums shredded the Gaucho defense for 199 total yards. Morris and Allums each scored for Mesa.

Dominic Gamboa continued with his stellar year, connecting from 32 yards out to get Mesa on the board. He also made all four PAT's.

The 7-2 Thunderbirds play their final game of the regualr season Saturday, November 10 in Yuma at 2:30 against Arizona Western.