The College of San Mateo Bulldogs were supposed to win their Bay 6 Conference opener. And win they did, mauling winless San Joaquin Delta 62-0 Saturday in Stockton.

The undefeated Bulldogs (1-0 Bay 6, 6-0 overall) came out throwing haymakers, needing just 10 plays to score their first three touchdowns of the day. CSM gained 533 yards of offense, the team’s highest single-game total since Nov. 18, 2017, against College of the Sequoias, while running up its highest point total since Nov. 4, 2017 against Santa Rosa Junior College.

Luke Bottari

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