The Cal Poly Mustangs have released their 2025 football schedule, which includes five home games and 11 contests overall.
For the second consecutive season, Cal Poly opens with a non-conference road tilt against the San Diego Toreros on Saturday, Aug. 30 at Torero Stadium in San Diego, Calif. The following week on Sept. 6, the Mustangs venture to Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah, to take on the Utah Utes.
Cal Poly opens its home slate at Mustang Memorial Field at Spanos Stadium in San Luis Obispo, Calif., on Saturday, Sept. 13 against the Division II Western Oregon Wolves. A trip to face the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks on Sept. 20 follows, which closes out the non-Big Sky slate.
Cal Poly opens Big Sky Conference action on Sept. 27 on the road against Sacramento State. Other conference road tilts include Montana on Oct. 11, Idaho State on Nov. 8, and Northern Arizona on Nov. 15.
Big Sky opponents slated to visit San Luis Obispo in 2025 include UC Davis on Oct. 4, Montana State on Oct. 25, Portland State on Nov. 1, and Eastern Washington on Nov. 22.
Below is Cal Poly’s complete schedule for the 2025 season, plus a link to their schedule page which will be updated with kickoff times and TV as they are announced:
2025 Cal Poly Football Schedule
08/30 – at San Diego
09/06 – at Utah
09/13 – Western Oregon
09/20 – at Stephen F. Austin
09/27 – at Sacramento State*
10/04 – UC Davis*
10/11 – at Montana*
10/18 – OFF
10/25 – Montana State*
11/01 – Portland State*
11/08 – at Idaho State*
11/15 – at Northern Arizona*
11/22 – Eastern Washington*
* Big Sky contest.
Cal Poly finished the 2024 season 3-8 overall and 2-6 in Big Sky action. The Mustangs are entering their third season under head coach Paul Wulff, who is now 6-16 overall at the school.
What a joke. I’m glad that we’re playing 12 games, one which is against an FBS team (Utah), and the other is against an FCS playoff contender (SFA), but USD & W. Oregon?! We just played them last year!
If we were playing only one of those two, I would be okay, but the fact that we’re playing both AND the USD game is on the road in unacceptable! The football program has been in decline for a long time, and has shown no signs of improving. I see no ambition from the Athletic Department.
Evan please have faith & confidence in your alma mater Cal Poly courtesy of Montana State Fan.
If you were paying attention to this program for the last decade then you would feel the same way. Last year, we were only one of two Big Sky programs to not play 12 games (FCS schools can play 12 games in years when there are 13 weeks). The other was Portland State, who is a poverty program.
Eight straight losing seasons, and we’re having a hard time with non-scholarship USD. Whatever star players we have transfer out. I’m not sure that any potential head coach even wants to come here, Beau Baldwin left after two 2-win seasons to be the ASU OC, and now we’re stuck with old man Paul Wulff. I hope I’m not correct, but I predict that by the 2030s Cal Poly either will have dropped football, or will be playing in the PFL.
Looks like 12, not 11 games.
Evan–are you an alum—you are FIRED UP.
I am open for FCS going to 12 game schedule for all teams.
if you read various Cal Poly fan message boards they share similar sentiments