College of San Mateo came back from a 7-0 halftime deficit to keep its unbeaten record in the Bulldog Bowl intact with a 30-20 victory over visiting Laney College in Saturday’s 2014 season finale.

No. 3 state-ranked City College of San Francisco took advantage of four turnovers by No. 2 College of San Mateo to win the Bay 6 League title decider, 23-7, and claim Northern California’s top seed for the California Community College Athletic Association football playoffs.

Michael Latu rushed for 144 yards and two touchdowns as No. 2 state-ranked College of San Mateo ran past No. 10 Diablo Valley, 50-21, to remain undefeated in Bay 6 Conference play heading into next Saturday’s championship showdown at No. 4 City College of San Francisco.

DJ Peluso ran for three touchdowns and 100 yards on just seven carries as No. 2 state-ranked College of San Mateo remained unbeaten in Bay 6 league play with a 63-10 victory over visiting Peninsula rival Foothill College Saturday afternoon at College Heights Stadium