VANDAL NOTES: When Idaho needed him most, Joshua Wood delivered again
Oct. 8—Belief drove the Idaho Vandals football team over the No. 1 Montana State Bobcats in a 35-34 upset victory in a Big Sky Conference contest on Friday in the P1FCU Kibbie Dome. Idaho coach Thomas Ford Jr. has said that the team had stuck together through the hardship of the first four weeks of the season after an 0-4 start, and that during the last drive of the game with 80 yards to go ...
In a thrilling upset victory on October 8, the Idaho Vandals defeated the No. 1 Montana State Bobcats 35-34 in a Big Sky Conference game held at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome. Coach Thomas Ford Jr. highlighted the team's unity, stating that the entire squad believed they would score a touchdown on their final drive. Quarterback Joshua Wood, who demonstrated exceptional talent, was instrumental in the win.
He completed 19 of 25 passes for 315 yards, scored two touchdowns, and executed a crucial 2-point conversion to seal the victory. Wood's competitive spirit and unwavering determination have been noted by Coach Ford, who praised his ability to seize opportunities and refuse to lose. Receiver Ryan Jezioro also contributed to the win with a career-high 147 receiving yards and two touchdowns, including a 75-yard score on the Vandals' first offensive play from scrimmage.
Their strong performance, despite the team's initial struggles, showcased their resilience and dedication to each other, culminating in a memorable triumph.
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