Allan Hancock College Men's Football

Dutra, the Bulldogs have made seven postseason bowl appearances. His all-time coaching records at Hancock is 87-70 with a .554 winning percentage. He ranks second all-time program history for most career victories. With four bowl game appearances in his first five years at the helm of the Bulldogs, Dutra quickly earned his reputation as a coach with a well-respected, high-caliber competitive program. During the 2015 season, seven Bulldogs received All-Conference honors, including four First Team selections. Eight players from the squad also signed letters of intent to play at four-year institutions. Three athletes, defensive end Kevon Perry (Louisiana-Lafayette), running back Malik Williams (Louisville), and cornerback DaMarion King (Louisiana Tech) signed with Football Bowl Subdivision programs. Eleven players received All-Conference honors during the 2014 season under Dutra. Linebacker Willie Iribarren (Humboldt State), Ryan Mediano (University of North Alabama), Jonathon General (Texas A&M-Kingsville) received scholarships to four-year universities. Dutra also helped recruit All-American and current Carolina Panthers running back Cameron Artis-Payne to Hancock for the 2011 and 2012 seasons. After he broke every rushing record at Hancock, Artis-Payne transferred to Auburn. He was one of 11 players from the 2012 Hancock team to move on to four-year institutions. Artis-Payne was selected in the fifth round of the 2015 NFL Draft by the NFC champion Carolina Panthers. Four players from the 2010 squad went on to receive scholarships to four-year universities. In 2009, the football team was 9-2 overall, and entered the playoffs ranked sixth in the Southern Section and ninth in the state. Twelve players from the 2009 team received All-Conference awards. During the 2008 season, the Bulldogs went 7- 3 and earned a place in the Southern California regional quarterfinals. Dutra began his career at Hancock leading the Bulldogs to a berth in the Cerritos Strawberry Bowl in 2001. Dutra took his 2003 squad to the top of the conference rankings with an 8-2 regular season record and an invitation to the prestigious Producers Dairy Bowl in Fresno. In 2004, he once again led his team to a berth in the Producers Bowl. In 2006 the Bulldogs earned an invitation to the American Bowl in Long Beach. In 2005 his squad broke or tied 11 team records, including records for the most points in a season (454), most points in a game (81), most yards rushing in a game (522) and most yards rushing in a season (3,674). The 2008 squad broke the 2005 record for most total offense in a game with 683 yards against Glendale College. As a star quarterback at Santa Maria High School, Dutra played for longtime Bulldog head coach Barney Eames. After graduation in 1989, he moved on to Moorpark College, where he played two seasons before transferring to Culver-Stockton College in Missouri. After graduating in 1993, Dutra remained at Culver-Stockton for two more years, coaching the programs quarterbacks and receivers. Returning to Santa Maria, he joined the staff at Hancock under Eames. Dutra served for two years as the quarterback coach before being elevated to offensive coordinator. Taking over as the head coach on an interim basis for the 2001 season, Dutra guided the Bulldogs to a 7-3 regular season record. In 2002, the Allan Hancock College Board of Trustees appointed him to full-time status as both physical education instructor and head football coach. Dutra and his wife, Amber, live in Santa Maria with their children, Casey and Alyssa.