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• Goal Line to Goal LineMay 3, 2006 | Azusa Pacific has put together a unique and attractive 10-game schedule for the 2006 season, playing 6 road games that will the Cougars from one corner of the country to another, including a stop at the home of football -- Canton, Ohio.
• Two Named to Football StaffFeb. 24, 2006 | Former Cougar Bo Beatty and longtime local high school coach Steve Loumagne have been named to the Cougar football coaching staff as announced today by first-year head coach Victor Santa Cruz.
• Santa Cruz Named CoachDec. 14, 2005 | Azusa Pacific did not have to look long or far for it's new head football coach, naming defensive coordinator Victor Santa Cruz as the ninth head coach in program history.
• Too Little, Too LateNov. 19, 2005 | Azusa Paciic had a chance for a dramatic comeback, but Montana Tech held on to beat the Cougars 24-17 in the first round of the NAIA Football Championship Series.
• Programmed for PlayoffsNov. 16, 2005 | Azusa Pacific and Montana Tech picked a fine time to meet for the first time. The 2 nationally-ranked programs square off Saturday (Nov. 19) in the first round of the NAIA Football Championship Series in Azusa.
• A Kick into PostseasonNov. 10, 2005 | Mike Betancourth's 42-yard field goal with less than 4 minutes to play capped a Cougar comeback that lifted Azusa Pacific to a 34-31 victory over Valley City State and into the NAIA playoffs.
• Inside the Valley for MoreNov. 7, 2005 | The NAIA's No. 10-ranked Azusa Pacific heads indoor for the first time ever to meet No. 18 Valley City State on Thursday, hoping that a victory will garner another game -- in the NAIA playoffs.
• Carlton Guns 'Em DownOct. 29, 2005 | In only his third collegiate start, Rudy Carlton enjoyed the best game by a Cougar QB in 5 seasons, throwing for 353 yards and 3 TDs in No. 14 Azusa Pacific's 47-6 win over No. 23 Eastern Oregon.
• All on the LineOct. 25, 2005 | The 2005 football season comes down to this week's homecoming game against Eastern Oregon. To the victor goes the hope of making the playoffs while the loser has to deal with the reality of no postseason this year.
• A Little Help From AboveOct. 15, 2005 | With Western New Mexico threatening to take over the game, threatening skies instead unloaded a 15-minute rainfall that helped produce 3 straight WNMU fumbles, allowing Azusa Pacific to hold on for 20-13 victory.

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