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Photo Gallery: ARC loses on the road to College of San Mateo 42-10

Barbara Harvey and Joe Padilla
October 6, 2015
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American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway steps out of bounds while attempting a run into the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. (photo by Barbara Harvey)
American RIver College defensive back Josh Huston tackles the running back from College of San Mateo on Oct. 3, 2015 at San Mateo. ARC lost to CSM 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)American RIver College defensive back Josh Huston tackles the running back from College of San Mateo on Oct. 3, 2015 at San Mateo. ARC lost to CSM 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)
College of San Mateo wide receiver David Rango leaps over his own player before being tackled by American River College defensive back Robert Sanders of American River College on Oct. 3 2015 at San Mateo. CSM won the game 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)College of San Mateo wide receiver David Rango leaps over his own player before being tackled by American River College defensive back Robert Sanders of American River College on Oct. 3 2015 at San Mateo. CSM won the game 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)
American River College safety Robert Sanders picks up a fumble and runs into the end zone for a touchdown against College of San Mateo at San Mateo Oct. 3, 2015. CSM won the game 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)American River College safety Robert Sanders picks up a fumble and runs into the end zone for a touchdown against College of San Mateo at San Mateo Oct. 3, 2015. CSM won the game 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)
American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway stretches for the goal line during its game against College of San Mateo at San Mateo on Oct 3, 2015. CSM went on to win the game 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway stretches for the goal line during its game against College of San Mateo at San Mateo on Oct 3, 2015. CSM went on to win the game 42-10. (photo by Joe Padilla)
American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway steps out of bounds while attempting a run into the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. (photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway steps out of bounds while attempting a run into the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. (photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College defensive back Robert Sanders tackles a College of San Mateo running back in mid-air during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. Sanders had ARC’s only touchdown on a returned fumble during the first quarter. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College defensive back Robert Sanders tackles a College of San Mateo running back in mid-air during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. Sanders had ARC’s only touchdown on a returned fumble during the first quarter. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College defensive back Robert Sanders scrambles to recover a College of San Mateo fumble during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to CSM on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. Sanders returned the fumble for a touchdown, giving ARC its only touchdown of the game. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College defensive back Robert Sanders scrambles to recover a College of San Mateo fumble during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to CSM on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. Sanders returned the fumble for a touchdown, giving ARC its only touchdown of the game. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway vents his frustration after dropping a pass in the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. (photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway vents his frustration after dropping a pass in the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. (photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway drops a pass in the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. The game was ARC’s greatest loss of the season, dropping them to 3-2. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College wide receiver Daliceo Calloway drops a pass in the endzone during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to College of San Mateo on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015. The game was ARC’s greatest loss of the season, dropping them to 3-2. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
American River College backup quarterback Chris Guillen is sacked by College of San Mateo defensive lineman Fou Polataivao for a loss of three yards during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to CSM. Guillen replaced starting quarterback Jihad Vercher after Vercher threw two interceptions. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)American River College backup quarterback Chris Guillen is sacked by College of San Mateo defensive lineman Fou Polataivao for a loss of three yards during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to CSM. Guillen replaced starting quarterback Jihad Vercher after Vercher threw two interceptions. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
College of San Mateo quarterback Dru Brown evades a tackle by American River College defensive back Chris Williams during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to CSM on Oct. 3, 2015. San Mateo had 463 total yards to ARC’s 257. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)College of San Mateo quarterback Dru Brown evades a tackle by American River College defensive back Chris Williams during ARC football’s 42-10 loss to CSM on Oct. 3, 2015. San Mateo had 463 total yards to ARC’s 257. (Photo by Barbara Harvey)
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