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SJSU win over UH leaves Lightsy speechless
San Jose State offensive lineman Steve Lightsy was so caught up in the Spartans' win over Hawaii on Saturday that he wasn't able to put it into words as he sat in the visiting locker room.
No. 2 O'Gorman runs through Spartans
The Spearfish football team gave No. 2-ranked Sioux Falls O'Gorman everything it wanted for the first half on Friday.
Spartans off to a good start in WAC play after knocking off Hawaii
So far through five games, the San Jose State Spartans have proven to possess a solid defense, a big reason the team is off to a 3-2 start to the season.
Masoli the expected starter as Roper continues to fight mystery illness
A year ago, sophomore Jeremiah Masoli played his home games at Rams Stadium for City College of San Francisco.
WAC Notebook: Spartans notch best win under Tomey
The San Jose State Spartans' ol' ball coach returned to a place where he once made fans very happy, and had them leaving heartbroken.
Quarterback questions continue for Hawaii
Hawaii has started three different quarterbacks in its first three games, with no one completing all four quarters.
Late FGs lift San Jose St. over Hawaii
Jared Strubeck kicked a 47-yard game-winning field goal with 1:49 left in the game and the San Jose State defense forced five second-half turnovers to rally the Spartans to a 20-17 victory over Hawaii on ...
Stanford faces its former coach
Hot off the Mercury News' college sports blog, the College Hotline ... Washington Coach Tyrone Willingham faces his former team tonight with his job in jeopardy.
Rough Riders ride roughshod on Spartans
The Roosevelt Rough Riders shook off homecoming-week rust to cruise past Spearfish, 45-0, Friday night at warm and breezy Howard Wood Field.
Stanford takes chances, shows some attitude
The Spartans had no timeouts left, and, with the new 40-second play clock, the Cardinal could have kneeled down twice and walked away.
I usually begin each column reviewing a huge upset or the key matchup from the previous week, but this time, the opening story involves the highs and lows of college football wagering.
One thing's for sure, Stanford and SJSU kept things moving
It was close and low-scoring if not high-caliber football. But say this for Stanford and San Jose State: At least they didn't make the crowd sit there all night.
Prep Football: Hoping for a bounce
If either Spearfish or Douglas are to have any success during the second half of the season, today's game could be the springboard that propels them.
Pritchard, Stanford's D lead 23-10 win over SJSU
With quarterback Kyle Reed in charge, San Jose State's no-huddle spread offense can be confounding for any defense.
Spartans pounce on Douglas 41-0
Spearfish took advantage of Douglas miscues, including six turnovers and a pair of muffed punts, to blank the Patriots, 41-0, in high school football Friday night.
The 2008 Bill Walsh Legacy Game, set for Saturday at Stanford Stadium, features a twist on the position closest to Walsh's heart.
East Bay backs buoy Spartans' outlook
"He had this amazing swagger to him," Rutley said. Reed recalls the Silver Bowl game against Yonus Davis two years earlier, when Reed was a sophomore, and Davis was a senior at Oakland's Skyline High School.
WAC roundup: Spartans get solid offensive effort in victory
The San Jose State Spartans were looking for some consistency on offense this season and it looks like the unit is starting to play better.
A night game, a big crowd and a playoff atmosphere was found at Monument Mountain last night.
Spartans, Reed roll over Aztecs
The Spartans' 35-10 victory over San Diego State on Saturday produced a memorable box score, with numbers by Kyle Reed, Yonus Davis and the defense that surely will impress next week's opponent, Stanford.