Puget Sound University Wing-T Offense (2002)

The 2002 season was marked by various hurdles for the Loggers. A challenging schedule featuring teams like Azusa Pacific University, Eastern Oregon University, and Willamette University, all with winning records that year, contributed to the difficult campaign. Additionally, injuries and other unforeseen circumstances likely played a role in the overall outcome.

Despite the season's record, there were still some shining moments for the Loggers. Their lone victory came against Menlo College in a convincing 46-0 shutout, showcasing the team's offensive potential. Individual players also had noteworthy performances, such as running back Joshua Goffin, who led the team in rushing yards, and quarterback Jason Kelly, who threw for over 1,000 yards on the season.

While the 2002 season wasn't a championship run for the Loggers, it can be seen as a valuable learning experience for the program. The team undoubtedly faced adversity, but they persevered and continued to fight throughout the season. This resilience and dedication laid the groundwork for future Logger teams to improve and compete for conference titles in the years to come.

Though not a record-breaking season, the 2002 Puget Sound University football team holds a place in the program's history. It represents a chapter in the ongoing story of Logger football, filled with challenges, bright spots, and valuable lessons learned. For dedicated fans and players alike, it's a reminder of the team's spirit and unwavering commitment to the gridiron.