Time to Punt?

MPC considers many changes in its athletic program--including getting rid of it altogether.

By Douglas McWhirter, Richard Pitnick

Thursday, October 30, 1997

Had you been one of the handful of spectators at last Saturday's football game between Monterey Peninsula and West Valley college, you would not have seen any evidence of the recent controversies that have rocked MPC's football program...

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