San José City College
Community college in San Jose, Californiawww.sjcc.edu
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Oct 2, 2026
Adrian SorianoHOST
Pittsburgh was on a bye last week.
Adrian SorianoHOST
Sarah beat Bellarmine at Bellarmine, not at San Jose City College, at Bellarmine.
Adrian SorianoHOST
SRV beat Foothill.
Adrian SorianoHOST
Newman beat...
John SmallHOST
47-year-old pastor Justin Buzzard said a suggestion from his son led to an unexpected college football comeback.
John SmallHOST
He's a defensive lineman for San Jose City College in California.
John SmallHOST
He had a dream to play college football when he enrolled in school back in Washington, but he had an injury that kept him forever seeing the field.
John SmallHOST
He eventually walked away from the sport.
Stephen ParrHOST
And then one day, Justin's oldest son, Cruz, suggested, hey, why don't you give college football another try? After all, he still had his eligibility.
Stephen ParrHOST
So at the age of 47, Justin enrolled in San Jose City College in California and walked onto the football team as a defensive lineman.
Stephen ParrHOST
He was given a chance to compete but had to earn his spot on the field.
Stephen ParrHOST
Last weekend in the fourth quarter, Justin was told to go in for two plays.
Taylor SherrillHOST
His name is Justin Buzzard.
Taylor SherrillHOST
He's the defensive lineman for the San Jose City College in California.
Brett SharpHOST
Went back to school.
Taylor SherrillHOST
Well, he was in school for football and like game one, injury knocked him out.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
I think I like him a lot.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
How about this story from San Jose City College in California? Pastor Justin Buzzard, that is his name.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
Pastor Justin Buzzard is a father of three.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
He's 48 years old.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
He's playing football at San Jose City College.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
He's 48 and wears number 48.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
He said, "I had eligibility.
Kevin KietzmanHOST
I wrote out a pro versus con list, and the pro list was really long, and the con list only had one thing." They said, "What one thing was on the cons?" "I could get injured." [laughs] That's it.
C. Willie MilesGUEST
[laughs]
NickHOST
... he's, he's playing for a school called the San Jose City College Jaguars.
C. Willie MilesGUEST
Mm.
C. Willie MilesGUEST
Okay.
C. Willie MilesGUEST
100%.
NickHOST
J Buzz, here's how it all started.
NickHOST
He reached out to the coaches at San Jose City College, [laughs] guys who are probably 15 years younger than he is.
NickHOST
He reached out to the coaches to see if they could use another player on the defensive side of the football.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Justin thought it sounded crazy.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Still, the idea stuck with him, so he joined the San Jose City College, trained like every other player, packed on the muscle.
Bob YarbroughHOST
Then he earned his spot on the team.
Bob YarbroughHOST
And a few weeks ago, he ran onto the field for two snaps at defensive end.
VinnieHOST
His name is Justin Buzzard.
VinnieHOST
He's a defensive lineman for San Jose City College here in California.
VinnieHOST
Oh, they have a team.
VinnieHOST
He dreamed of playing back in the day at Whitworth College in Washington, but injuries kept him from ever seeing the field.
Ellen KHOST
And here's a feel good for you.
Ellen KHOST
Justin Buzzard, he's a defensive lineman for San Jose City College.
Ellen KHOST
He dreamed of playing back in the day, but injuries kept him from ever seeing the field.
Ellen KHOST
So he just turned 48 and now he's on the comeback.
JoshHOST
buzzard? Do you know who he is? No, but the buzzard swoops again.
JoshHOST
He is a defensive lineman for San Jose City College.
JoshHOST
Oh, that is awesome.
JoshHOST
He dreamed of playing back in the day, and when he lived in Washington, injuries kept him from ever seeing the field.
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