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Gallery: Football vs. Santa Ana: Nov. 14

Philip Farry
November 15, 2015
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Palomar’s Daviente Sayles (6) goes untouched and scores on a two-yard touchdown to increase the Comet lead to 20-6 in the second quarter. Sayles finished the game with 122 yards rushing and tied the record for touchdowns in a game with 5. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at the Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14, 2015. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). (Philip Farry/The Telescope)

Palomar’s Austin Early (9) runs for 24 yards and dives for the end zone but fell one yard short during the first quarter. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar punter Sam Tapia warms up on the sideline prior to entering the game to punt. Tapia punted five times and averaged 34.2 yards per punt (52 yard longest). The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Devyn Comer sacks Santa Ana College quarterback Thomas Becerra for an eight yard loss. Comer finished the game with three sacks. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Roger Mann (56) and Rafael Sangines (50) sack Santa Ana College quarterback Thomas Becerra for an eight yard loss during the third quarter. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s LaMont Chaney (7) eyes the hole and takes the ball for a gain of 13 yards. Chaney finished the game with 4 rushes and 31 yards. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Robert Mann recovers a fumble during the third quarter. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Robert Ursua (80) eludes five Santa Ana College defenders and gains 24 yards on the play. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Daviente Sayles (6) scans the defense prior to the snap. Sayles finished the game with 122 yards rushing and tied the record for touchdowns in a game with 5. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Dakota Jones (82) leaps to catch a pass in the end zone as Santa Ana College defender Daron Minnix (37) attempts to deflect the ball during the first quarter. Jones was unable to retain control of ball and the pass was incomplete. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Daviente Sayles (6) goes untouched and scores on a two yard touchdown to increase the Comet lead to 20-6 in the second quarter. Sayles finished the game with 122 yards rushing and tied the record for touchdowns in a game with 5. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar’s Daviente Sayles (6) scores on a 12 yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to increase the Comets the second quarter to 37-20. Sayles finished the game with 122 yards rushing and tied the record for touchdowns in a game with 5. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar long snapper Nathan Terhun (54) practices snapping the ball to punter Sam Tapia prior to the Comets punt. The Comets defeated the Dons 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope
Palomar head football coach Joe Early (top center) talks to his team after defeating Santa Ana College 37-27 at Santa Ana Stadium in Santa Ana on Nov 14. The win improved the Comets record to 4-6 (2-4 in the Southern Conference). Philip Farry / The Telescope

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Palomar football closed their season playing Santa Ana College at the Santa Ana Stadium on Nov. 14.  Palomar defeated Santa Ana 37-27 with a record of 4-6 and 2-4 in the southern conference.

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