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    Reunion to honor De Anza’s 35 years of football tradition

    As De Anza celebrates its 35th anniversary, Athletic Director Charlie Elder is organizing a reunion to honor 35 years of Dons football. The reunion is scheduled to take place during the Nov. 16 game against Hartnell College at 1 p.m.

    There will be a pregame reunion including players and coaches from the 1979 team that were ranked No. 1 nationwide.

    The past 35 years saw the Dons win 10 conference titles, two state championships, and a national championship in 1979. Five Dons went on to play in the National Football League.

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    Passing Yards – Career

    1,792, Jay Cruze (1969-70)

    Passing Yards – Season

    1,606, Jack Overstreet (1979)

    Passing Yards – Game

    357, Peter Salazar (2001)

    Rushing Yards – Career

    2,701, Richard Hersey

    (1977-78)

    Rushing Yards – Season

    1,468, Richard Hersey (1977)

    Rushing Yards – Game

    267, Robert Harp (2001)

    Receiving Yards – Career

    1,359, Mike Martinez (1972-73)

    Receiving Yards – Season

    691, Mervyn Fernandez (1979)

    Receiving Yards – Game

    144, Bill Washington (1970)

    Points Scored – Career

    168, Richard Hersey (1977-78)

    Passing Touchdowns –

    Single Season

    17, Jack Overstreet (1979)

    Rushing Touchdowns –

    Single Season

    15, Richard Hersey (1978)

    and Ron Thornburg (1979)

    Receiving Touchdowns –

    Single Season

    8, Mike Martinez (1972) and Mervyn Fernandez (1979)

    Kicker Scoring –

    Single Season

    58, Scott Hertler (1979)

    Points Scored – Game

    68, versus San Jose City College (1978)

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