San Jose State tops Wyoming 24-14 in October showdown

San Jose State faced Wyoming in a college football game on Saturday, securing a 24-14 victory. Nick Nash made headlines by catching a touchdown pass for the seventh consecutive game, contributing significantly to the Spartans' win. Early in the game, Nash's 17-yard touchdown reception allowed the Spartans to take a 14-0 lead going into halftime. The team maintained momentum with a 26-yard field goal by Kyler Halvorsen shortly after a long passing play. Jabari Bates later added to the score with a rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter. Walker Eget led the Spartans' offense, completing 20 passes out of 38 attempts for a total of 318 yards, along with one touchdown and two interceptions. On the contrary, Wyoming struggled offensively, managing only 56 rushing yards throughout the game. Notably, there were a total of seven turnovers, including four from San Jose State, showcasing some offensive struggles despite the win. The game was critical for San Jose State as they improved their season record to 5-2 and enhanced their conference standing to 3-1. In contrast, Wyoming fell to 1-6, struggling to find consistency this season. Key performances came from players like Floyd Chalk IV, who had 91 receiving yards and a touchdown, and Justin Lockhart with 129 yards on just four catches, highlighting the versatility in the Spartans' offensive play. This victory not only boosts San Jose State's morale but also solidifies their position in the Mountain West conference, reflecting their competitive spirit and potential for the remainder of the season.