Defending FCS champ Montana State's 19-game win streak snapped by Idaho after officials add a second back to clock before Idaho's last-ditch TD
Yep, we've got another one second controversy in college football.
Montana State's 19-game winning streak came to an end on October 3, 2026, as Idaho secured a 35-34 victory in a highly controversial finale. Idaho's quarterback, Joshua Wood, managed to secure the win with a touchdown and a subsequent two-point conversion on the final play. The game seemed to be over when Idaho's wide receiver, Noah West-Baranco, caught a 23-yard pass from Wood with no time remaining, but officials added a second to the clock.
This second put back on the clock proved to be crucial, as it allowed Idaho to execute the game-winning play. Coach Brent Vigen of Montana State had called a timeout before the final play, which backfired as Idaho managed to run a successful play despite the added second. This win marked Idaho's first of the season after a 0-4 start, while Montana State remains undefeated at 5-1, having not lost since the start of their title-winning season in 2025.
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