SDSU Aztec Football: Fall Camp Drills Feature Competitive Edge
San Diego State Football's fall camp continued on its 12th day, with players engaged in drills and competitive exercises. The morning practice featured offensive and defensive matchups, culminating in a highlight catch by freshman wide receiver Carson Diehl. The Aztecs, known for their stellar defense last season, are focused on integrating returning players with new talents under coach C.J. McGorisk, who emphasizes the importance of teamwork and versatility among the defensive backs.
By the Numbers- SDSU had the sixth-best scoring defense last season, allowing just 18.1 points per game.
- Aztec safeties contributed to seven interceptions and three forced fumbles in 2025.
- The team is integrating 14 safeties, half of whom are new, creating a competitive environment for starting roles.
- Isaiah Green is emerging as a standout transfer, building strong connections with teammates while competing for defensive positions.
As the Aztecs gear up for their 13th practice tomorrow, they prepare for their season opener against Portland State on September 5, setting the tone for their campaign.
Bottom LineBuilding strong team chemistry is vital for the Aztecs as they strive for success in the upcoming season, with an emphasis on collaboration in a highly competitive setting.
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