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SJCC vs. Gavilan Rams at San Jose City College Jaguar Stadium on Oct. 15. Many exciting plays were witnessed by the Gavilan Rams as the brutal on slaught was realized by the Jaguars, with a final score of 41-0.<\/figcaption><\/figure>By Patrick Loera<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Jaguar alumni players came to watch San Jose City College break its losing streak with a huge win for their homecoming game against the Gavilan Rams, 41-0, on Oct. 15.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m definitely excited for this win, it is hard to get the first win of the season, but we got it,\u201d Jaguar head coach Carlton Conner said.
\nThe Jags put their first points on the board when Isiah Harris ran 40 yards untouched into the end zone.<\/p>\n

Halfway into the first quarter Jags defensive lineman Kevin Smalls already had two sacks, and the Jags\u2019 defense caused the Rams to stay out of rhythm and consistently turn the ball over.<\/p>\n

The Jaguar offense kept taking advantage of the Rams\u2019 defensive mistakes, and by the end of the first quarter Jaymason Lee had thrown two touchdowns and handed two off to put the Jaguars up 26-0.<\/p>\n

Going into the second quarter, the Jags had run fourteen plays for 140 yards with eight runs and six passes.<\/p>\n

Lee threw another touchdown at the beginning of the second quarter, and the Jaguars capitalized by punching in the 2-point conversion with a run by CJ Carter to put the Jags up 34-0.<\/p>\n

It wasn\u2019t just the Jags offense that was executed with ease, but the defense held the Rams from scoring every time they had the ball.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re looking pretty good, a little bit sloppy in the second quarter, but overall good for the first half,\u201d said Brandon Lattimore, a 31-year-old psychology major student and SJCC alumni player. Lattimore played for the Jaguars in the \u201998 and \u201999 seasons.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf they can capitalize on Gavilan\u2019s mistakes and minimize their own personal fouls and penalties they should be good for the second half,\u201d Lattimore said.<\/p>\n

Late in the second quarter a series of SJCC penalties put Gavilan in scoring position, that\u2019s when the SJCC defense stopped Gavilan\u2019s only opportunity to score.<\/p>\n

At halftime the score was 34-0.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe still have too many penalties, and that\u2019s hurting us. We\u2019re still not executing at a high level,\u201d Conner said.<\/p>\n

The second half started with the Gavilan defense forcing the Jaguar offense to punt on more than one occasion.<\/p>\n

Although the SJCC offense was end-zone restricted during the third quarter, Lee was still 60 percent passing with 22 attempts, thirteen completions and one interception.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe injury bug has affected us. We need to increase our running game and finish in the red (zone),\u201d said offensive coordinator Jody Carrosco. \u201cWhat we really need is for our offensive line to stay healthy.\u201d <\/p>\n

It was the Jags defensive aggressiveness that made the strongest impact in the second half of the game, when they stripped Gavilan of its morale with an interception to close the third quarter.<\/p>\n

The Jaguars issued their final blow when Lee connected with Kelechi Nwabidia on a 37-yard pass virtually closing the game out, 41-0.<\/p>\n

\u201cProps to the O-line! Without them I wouldn\u2019t have my numbers and time in the pocket. The biggest impact was when the running backs made big runs to open up our passing game,\u201d Lee said.<\/p>\n

At the end of the day, the Jags offense had 121 yards rushing with 234 yards passing,\u201d Smalls said. \u201cIt feels good to be on the winning side. Let\u2019s hope we can keep this up for the remainder of the season.\u201d <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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