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With 37 consecutive winning seasons up until 2007, Aggie Football is a source of great pride for UC Davis.
The Ags used to have the longest active winning streak in DI or DII; beat that Cal!

The Ags take part in two annual rivalry games: Sacramento State in the Causeway Classic and Cal Poly in the Horseshoe Classic. UC Davis is 17-14-2 all-time versus Cal Poly (3-3 in the Horseshoe Classic) and 38-16 against Sac State.

In 2005, the Aggie Football team took part in arguably the greatest upset in college football history by beating the Stanford Cardinal in their stadium. "Home football games" are the epitome of the college experience — see the schedule to find out when the next game is.

For a recap of the completely unexpected upset of Stanfurd (come on Perry, get the spelling right!), as well as video highlights (more like a documentary), check out this link. This impressive win against Stanford developed quite a reputation for UCD's first season. When Stanford's crowd started chanting "Upset" at the Stanford v. Cal rivalry game, Bears fans replied by chanting "UC Davis". Throughout 2006, there seems to be a surprising amount of enthusiasm about Davis Football at Cal.

The Aggies completed the 2006 season by keeping the consecutive winning streak alive and finishing 6-5. 2006 was an was a season with its highs and lows. The Ags suffered set backs in close losses to Cal Poly and North Dakota State, but ended the season on a high note by defeating Sac State and the University of San Diego.

The 2006 season will be remembered as the last season played at Toomey Field. It was also the last season UC Davis played before officially joining the ranks of Division 1.

Student attendance during the 2006 season was at an all time high during the school year. Capacity Aggie Pack crowds filled Toomey field with noise and of course tube socks.

The Aggies embark on "a new era" in 2007. With a new stadium, new uniforms, and becoming Division I excitement around the program was high. Season tickets sales were at an all time high, and sell outs are expected at Aggie Stadium sometime this century.

Read a story and see photos of the current 2008 team and coach in Davis Life Magazine.

The Aggies beat North Dakota 28-20 to take the Great West Conference Championship, and have a 6-4 record for the season so far, with only one more game left against Sacramento State University.

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Over the years, the Aggie football team has sent 17 players on to the NFL. These are listed in the table below.

Year	Head Coach	Round	Pick	Player	Name	Team	Position
2002	Bob Biggs	6	14	186	J.T. O'Sullivan	Saints	QB
2001	Bob Biggs	5	22	153	Onomoe Ojo	Saints	WR
1999	Bob Biggs	5	18	151	Kevin Daft	Oilers	QB
1991	Jim Sochor	12	3	309	Jeff Bridewell	Cardinals	QB
1986	Jim Sochor	4	3	85	Mike Wise	Raiders	DE
1985	Jim Sochor	6	28	168	Scott Barry	49ers	QB
1984	Jim Sochor	2	26	54	Bo Eason	Oilers	DB
1983	Jim Sochor	1	24	24	Ken O'Brien	Jets	QB
1980	Jim Sochor	8	19	212	Jeff Allen	Dolphins	DB
1979	Jim Sochor	5	3	113	Casey Merrill	Bengals	DE
1979	Jim Sochor	6	17	154	Mike Moroski	Falcons	QB
1977	Jim Sochor	7	21	188	Rich Martini	Raiders	WR
1977	Jim Sochor	12	28	334	Rolf Benirschke	Raiders	K
1976	Jim Sochor	17	11	470	Anthony Terry	Eagles	DB
1970	Jim Sochor	2	16	42	Tom Williams	Chargers	DT
1970	Jim Sochor	12	16	302	Howard Gravelle	Chargers	TE
1970	Jim Sochor	12	24	310	Gary DeLoach	Raiders	G