All About San Diego State Aztecs Football

Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila was selected 149th overall by the Green Bay Packers in 2000.

Among the three San Diego State players selected in the 2000 NFL Draft, Kyle Turley was not among them.

In 2000, Larry Ned led San Diego State's team in rushing touchdowns with a total of six.

Derrick Lewis led San Diego State with a 25.2 yards per catch average in 2000.

The San Diego State team that was honored at halftime of their 2000 homecoming game was the 1950 team.

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In 2000, Will Demps led San Diego State in Tackles For Loss. This means that he was able to tackle opponents behind the line of scrimmage, resulting in a loss of yards for the opposing team. This stat highlights Demps' ability to disrupt the opponent's offensive plays and shows his skill in penetrating the line of scrimmage to make impactful tackles.

San Diego State gained 878 rushing yards on 284 attempts in 2008.

In 2008, San Diego State had the lowest rushing yards per game among all teams in the Mountain West Conference (MWC). They averaged only 73.2 yards per game, which was the worst in the conference.

San Diego State ranked 118th out of 119 FBS teams in terms of rush defense in 2008. This means that their rush defense was one of the worst in the league, as they were almost at the bottom of the rankings.

In 2008, Ryan Lindley led San Diego State with 16 touchdown passes.

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In 2008, San Diego State kicker Lane Yoshida had two touchbacks on 50 kickoffs. This means that on two occasions, Yoshida kicked the ball in a way that it landed in the opponent's end zone without being returned, resulting in a touchback. The other 48 kickoffs likely resulted in the ball being returned by the opposing team.

In 2008, Davion Mauldin recorded a team-high of 588 kickoff return yards for San Diego State.

Russell Allen had a total of 107 tackles in 2008 to lead San Diego State.