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City College of San Francisco Rams Shut Out 20-0 by Foothill College Owls in Bay 6 League Football

City College of San Francisco Rams fell 20-0 to Foothill College Owls on October 31, 2026, struggling with six turnovers and a season-low offensive output in Bay 6 League football.

LOS ALTOS HILLS, California — The City College of San Francisco Rams football team was held scoreless in a 20-0 loss to the Foothill College Owls on October 31 in Bay 6 League competition. CCSF committed six turnovers—three fumbles and three interceptions—and was limited to a season-low 129 yards of total offense.

Foothill College took the lead midway through the second quarter when quarterback Esean Johnson connected with receiver Kimani Dokes on a 3-yard touchdown pass. The Rams stayed within one score through the third quarter, but Foothill extended its lead early in the fourth when running back Elijah Smith scored on a 20-yard run. Late in the game, defensive back Alex Hall sealed the win with a 79-yard interception return for a touchdown with under a minute remaining.

Defensively for CCSF, Dylan Hughes led with seven tackles and one sack. DeJuan Robinson contributed two interceptions and two tackles. The loss dropped City College of San Francisco to 4-5 overall and 2-2 in Bay 6 League play. The Rams will host Santa Rosa Junior College next Saturday, November 7, at George M. Rush Stadium.

CSB Take

City College of San Francisco’s struggles with turnovers and limited offensive yardage proved decisive against Foothill College. The Rams’ defensive efforts, highlighted by multiple interceptions and tackles, reveal resilience despite offensive challenges. Looking ahead, CCSF will need to improve ball security and offensive execution to enhance their competitiveness in the remaining Bay 6 League games.


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