San Diego State Aztecs Football! Trivia

Kyle Turley was not one of the three players selected in the 2005 NFL Draft from San Diego State.

Matt McCoy was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2nd round of the 2005 NFL Draft.

Jeff Webb, a player from San Diego State, was drafted 190th overall in the 2006 NFL draft. The question asks which team drafted him. The correct answer is the Kansas City Chiefs.

In 2006, Donny Baker, a cornerback for San Diego State, had three interceptions, which means he caught the opposing team's pass three times. This indicates that he was skilled at reading the opposing team's plays and positioning himself well to intercept the ball. His performance in interceptions was the highest among the San Diego State players that year.

Jeff Webb led the MWC in receptions per game with 7.67 in 2005.

In 2006, Antwan Applewhite led San Diego State in the category of sacks. This means that he had the highest number of sacks among all players on the team during that year. Sacks refer to when a defensive player tackles the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage before they can throw a pass. Antwan Applewhite's performance in getting six sacks in 2006 made him the leader in this category for San Diego State.

The Oakland Raiders selected Kirk Morrison of San Diego State 78th overall in the year 2005.

Lynell Hamilton recorded nine rushing touchdowns in 2005, making it the team best for San Diego State that year.

Chuck Long was coaching the Oklahoma Sooners before becoming the head coach of San Diego State in 2005.

Freddy Keiaho was one of two Aztecs on the 2005 All-MWC First Team.

Jeff Shoate was the only San Diego State player drafted in the 2004 NFL Draft. This means that out of all the players from San Diego State University who were eligible for the draft that year, Shoate was the only one selected by an NFL team.

In 2006, San Diego State had the lowest scoring among all the teams in the Mountain West Conference (MWC) with 170 points. This indicates that they had the least number of points compared to other teams in the conference that year.

In 2006, San Diego State was shut out twice in football, once by Wisconsin and the other by TCU. This means that TCU is the correct answer to the question.

Among the three players mentioned, Chaz Schilens, Brett Swain, and Ramal Porter, Brandon Bornes is not one of the players who caught three touchdowns for San Diego State in 2006.

Marcus Demps had a team-leading four interceptions for the San Diego State Aztecs in 2005.