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Rams get first win of season in dominating way

Rams get first win of season in dominating way

By Patrick Cochran The Rams started the 2017 season in a disappointing fashion losing their first two games to Laney and College of Siskiyous. Squaring off against a typically strong American River, the Rams desperately needed a win to turn around their season. Despite the difficult opponent and tremendous amount

Rams out for revenge against Laney

Rams out for revenge against Laney

It was a rough start of the season for the Rams, who lost 18-13 to Laney across the Bay in Oakland. But at the season’s end on the noon of Dec. 3, they will have a chance to avenge that loss in the San Francisco Community College Bowl.

Rams win, but playoff hopes are dashed

Rams win, but playoff hopes are dashed

As a long season of triumphs and defeats came to an end, two division rivals shared one common goal on Nov. 12: Leave Comet Stadium with a win.

Rams tackle Vikings for 49-7 win

Rams tackle Vikings for 49-7 win

Powered by strong offensive drives led by quarterback Lavell McCullers, the Rams pulverized the Diablo Valley Vikings 49-7 on Friday, Oct. 14.

McCullers' big game leads the way as the Rams win

McCullers' big game leads the way as the Rams win

Star quarterback Lavell McCullers stole the show against the American River Beavers with a passing onslaught to lead the Rams to victory on Saturday, Sept. 17. With a final score of 51- 36, City College improved to 2-1 on the young season.

Rams offense struggles in season-opening loss

Rams offense struggles in season-opening loss

City College’s title defense got off to a rough start Friday night in Oakland. Losing 18-13 to Laney College in their season opener, the Rams suffered an early-season blow in their effort to repeat as state and national champions.

Rams Honored For Dominant Program

Rams Honored For Dominant Program

By Cassie Ordonio & Shannon Cole Cheers erupted through the ornate halls of San Francisco’s City Hall as the players and staff of the City College football team gathered to receive a proclamation of honor from Mayor Ed Lee and other dignitaries on the afternoon of Feb. 5, 2016.