CSUN NOTEBOOK: BRADY BENEFITS FROM TALE OF TAPE.

Byline: Chris Branam Staff Writer

When he feels like he's not throwing accurately, or when he's just plain struggling, Marcus Brady pops in the videotape of last year's game against Montana State. That's a horror flick as far as he's concerned.

Brady, Cal State Northridge's starting quarterback, threw for a career-low 152 yards and threw three fourth-quarter interceptions that helped the Bobcats rally for a 32-26 victory.

``To me, it was my worst game - ever,'' Brady said after practice Wednesday. ``I put it behind me. I learned from it. It was just not executing.''

Brady said he uses the Montana State game tape to correct sloppy footwork. He said that contributed to his poor game, which culminated in an interception by the Bobcats' Shon Flores with 22 seconds left.

Other than correcting his physical mistakes, Brady doesn't dwell on bad memories.

``I don't think about it,'' he said. ``There was nothing that boggles my mind.''

Except those interceptions maybe. Brady only had 11 last year.

Old school: Brady and Drew Amerson will see a familiar face in a Montana State uniform Saturday. Jay Hackett, a freshman defensive back, was their teammate at San Diego's Morse High.

Brady said he's known Hackett since Pop Warner football and Amerson said he and Hackett played in the same defensive backfield at Morse.

Revived: Sherdrick Bonner, a former quarterback at CSUN and a member of the school's athletic Hall of Fame, was signed by the Arizona Cardinals on Tuesday. Bonner has been a standout for the Arizona Rattlers in the Arena Football League.

Family ties: Marc Lubick, a junior linebacker at Montana State, is the son of Colorado State head coach Sonny Lubick and the younger brother of Matt Lubick, a former CSUN assistant coach.