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Gallery: Football vs. Citrus College: Sept. 5

Philip Farry

September 6, 2015

Palomar head coach Joe Early walks with a referee and the team follows them through a metal gate.

Palomar head coach Joe Early leads the Comets onto the field prior to the start of the game. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5, 2015 on the road in Glendora California against Citrus College. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. (Philip Farry/The Telescope)

Palomar head coach Joe Early leads the Comets onto the field prior to the start of the game. Palomar opened their season Sep 5 on the road in Glendora California against Citrus College. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar’s Reggie Wilson kicks off to start the Comets football season against Citrus College. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar’s Garrett Fiehler catches a punt during the second quarter against Citrus College. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora, Calif. and beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar Running Back Deviante Sayles takes the ball up the middle for a gain of two yards, Sayles finished the game with 24 carriers for 61 yards. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against Citrus College. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar punter Sam Tapia punts during the second quarter, Tapia finished the night with 8 punts for 326 yards (2 punts inside the 20 and a 53 yard punt). Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against Citrus College. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar head coach Joe Early watches the defense play during the second quarter. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against Citrus College, the Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar’s Garrett Fiehler (31) sacks Citrus College punter Colin Rumbin (85, laying on the ground), Rumbin fumbled and the ball in the end zone and was picked up by Fiehler for the Comet touchdown. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar cornerback Devyn Comer (55) picks up one of his two sacks on the night against Citrus College. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar’s Garrett Fiehler (31) sacks Citrus College punter Colin Rumbin (85), Rumbin fumbled and the ball in the end zone and was picked up by Fiehler for the Comet touchdown. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar cornerback Diovanni Brewer (29) picks up a fumble during the first quarter. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar Running Back Deviante Sayles hits a huge hole created by the offensive line and gains five yards on the play. Sayles finished the game with 24 carriers for 61 yards. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against Citrus College. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar Running Back Deviante Sayles drags a Citrus College player into the endzone for a three yard touchdown during second quarter. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against Citrus College . The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar cornerback Devyn Comer (55) just misses sacking Citrus College quarterback Brian Meyette (18) during the third quarterPalomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Citrus College running back Robert Gonzalez (25) fumbles the ball during the third quarter and was recovered by Palomar; however, the referees declared the play was not a fumble and the Owls retained the ball. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora, Calif. and beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

Palomar football begins the Fall 2015 season on the road at Citrus College in Glendora on Sept. 5. Philip Farry/The Telescope

Palomar quarterback Risaiah Busurto (12) hands the ball off to Daviente Sayles (6) during the fourth quarter. Palomar opened their season Sept. 5 on the road in Glendora Calif. against the Owls. The Comets beat the Owls 24-14. Philip Farry / The Telescope

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Palomar started off the Fall 2015 season with a win against Citrus College on Sept. 5 in Glendora, Calif.

Palomar defeated Citrus 24 – 14.

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Gallery: Football vs. Citrus College: Sept. 5