Sobrato forfeits 2011 wins, El Toro Bowl title
Sobrato has forfeited its two wins from this football season, including its El Toro Bowl victory over Live Oak, the school announced Wednesday. An academically ineligible player took part in the Bulldogs' three games this year: a season-opening 40-26 win over Christopher, a 28-21 loss to Leland and the 28-21 victory over Live Oak on Sept. 17. The player, whom coaches and administrators are not permitted to name, was five credits short this semester of meeting the Morgan Hill Unified School District's requirement to play interscholastic sports
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