Doc Karstens, young high school football coaching prodigy, signs on as OC with Aztecs
SAN DIEGO, Ca. – The young coach from West San Diego City High School who has become well-known in the local area for his team’s dominance in the city league was signed by the university where he received his degree from just a short 5 years ago. In his 5 seasons with West High, his teams won the City League each season, losing only 2 games to national powers De La Salle and Hoover (Alabama), while averaging 62 points a game offensively. He brings with him to SDSU his high-speed read option running attack with which he has had much success. With the current personnel on the team, it will be interesting to see how they can adjust to the new scheme.

Coaching Style
Playbook: Ohio (Pistol)
65% Run – 35% Pass
Defense: 4-3
60% Run Defense – 40% Pass Defense

Game Settings
Offensive Skill: All-American
Defensive Skill: Heisman
Quarter Length: 7 Min.
Min Speed Threshold: 20

Job Profile
Contract Length: 4 Years
Program Tradition: D+
Job Prestige: C-
Target Wins Per Year: 7
Recent History: 2007: 4-8, 2008: 2-10, 2009: 4-8, 2010: 9-4 Won Poinsettia Bowl, 2011: 8-5 Lost New Orleans Bowl, 2012: 9-4 Co-Mountain West Champions – Lost Poinsettia Bowl

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Rocky Long: Level 31, Game Management 16, Recruiting 15, Coach Prestige: A, Career Record: 82-78 (17-9 at SDSU)
Defensive Coordinator: Osia Lewis – Level 11