Just named the nation's leading rusher in Division I-AA Football on Monday, Roberts responded by breaking CSUS' single-game records in rushing yards and carries in Saturday's game against Northern Arizona University. He put Hornet football in the spotlight and gave the students on campus something to be proud of.

Since high school, Roberts possessed the skills to play college ball. He proved that when he amassed over 2,500 yards rushing in two varsity years. In that time period, he was also named to the first team all-Inland Valley League and first team all-Mt. Baldy League.

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Digger delivers
You knew something special was going to happen when Digger Phelps stepped up to the podium to speak at last week's basketball tip-off dinner.

Hornets ax Lumberjacks
Charles Roberts and Hornet Football set some new standards Saturday night after a 38-21 axing of the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks. CSUS set a school record by winning their first league road game since joining the Big Sky Conference in 1996.

UCLA blanks Hornets
If goals were given for effort, CSUS might have beaten UCLA's top rated soccer team on Saturday.

Women's soccer comes up short
The Hornets played some of their most consistent soccer this last week and did not come up with much to show for it. They beat a solid Eastern Washington team, book-ended by losses to Fresno State and Montana, and now sit at 8-9 for the season. More importantly, they are 2-4 in the Big Sky with one game remaining against Portland State.