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11/23 00:46 CST Lucky Sutton, San Diego State beat San Jose State 25-3
Lucky Sutton, San Diego State beat San Jose State 25-3
SAN DIEGO (AP) --- Lucky Sutton, Jayden Denegal and Christian Washington each
had a rushing touchdown to help San Diego State beat San Jose State 25-3 on
Saturday night.
San Diego State (9-2, 6-1 Mountain West Conference) can clinch the conference's
regular season title with a win Friday at New Mexico. The Lobos are tied with
Boise State and UNLV for second in the Mountain West. The conference
championship game is Dec. 5.
Denegal was 8-of-16 passing for 81 yards and Sutton finished with 79 yards
rushing on 21 carries.
On the third play from scrimmage, Dwayne McDougle picked off a pass --- the
first of his two interceptions --- and returned it 25 yards to the 20. Six
plays later, Sutton's 1-yard touchdown run opened the scoring less than four
minutes into the game.
Denis Lynch missed on field-goal attempts from 43 yards in the first quarter
and Mathias Brown, whose 37-yard field goal got the Spartans on the board about
five minutes into the second, missed a kick from 39 yards with 3:17 remaining
until halftime.
Denegal threw a deep pass down the right sideline to Donovan Brown for a
52-yard gain to the 4 and then Denegal, on fourth-and-goal, ran for a 1-yard TD
that capped a 10-play, 79-yard drive and gave San Diego State an 18-3 lead with
a second left in the first half.
San Jose State's Walker Eget --- who went into the game No. 2 nationally in
passing yards (3,015) and passing yards per game (301.5) this season --- left
the game due to an apparent leg injury late in the first quarter and finished
4-of-8 passing for 32 yards with an interception. Tama Amisone, a 5-foot-11,
184-pound freshman, replaced Eget and completed 15 of 27 passes for 104 yards
with an interception and added 75 yards rushing on 13 carries.
San Jose State (3-8, 2-5) has lost three in a row, the program's longest skid
since 2023.
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