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Major defensive changes to come to Aztec Football as they prepare for the Pac-12 spotlight

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By Brielle Miller
| The Daily Aztec Verified
With a new coordinator, an influx of new starters and a move to the Pac-12, San Diego State’s defense is embracing change without abandoning the identity that has defined the program With the move to the Pac-12, San Diego State is entering a new era with fresh defensive leadership, a reinforced system, and several starters stepping into key roles.
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SDSU football enters the Pac-12 era, bringing a bigger stage and higher standards

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By Brielle Miller
| The Daily Aztec Verified
Starting on July 1, the Aztecs began their first Pac-12 season—the program expects greater exposure, stronger recruiting and higher expectations The Pac-12 era is here for SDSU football. The transition to the newly-shaped conference has only raised the bar for where the program wants to be and what it seeks to become in the future. Athletic Director John David Wicker says the move represents far more than a change in conference affiliation.
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Tradition or Offensive? Alumni push to revive Monty Montezuma divides SDSU community

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By Brielle Miller
| The Daily Aztec Verified
For many alumni, the Aztec warrior stood as the longtime unofficial mascot of San Diego State University. In 2021, however, the SDSU senate, along with the authority of President Adela de la Torre, moved to retire the warrior. Despite the decision, a local nonprofit, the Aztec Warrior Foundation — founded in 2002 by SDSU alumni — has continued supporting “Monty Montezuma,” a warrior character portrayed at football and basketball games.
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