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Old rivals, new twist: San Jose State and Fresno State meet without conference bragging rights on the line (opens the original)
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The 89th edition of the Battle for the Valley will have different stakes from the last dozen games between San Jose State and Fresno State. In a series that dates to 1921 (a 14-2 San Jose State victory), the teams have played each other as members of a half-dozen conferences, including the Mountain West, the WAC, the Big West and the California Coast Conference. But Saturday night at CEFCU Stadium will be the Spartans’ first nonconference matchup against Fresno State since 1994, after the Bulldo
San Jose State rises to occasion in its feel-good road win over Eastern Michigan (opens the original)
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There were some bumps along the way but San Jose State’s persistence allowed it to outlast Eastern Michigan 27-21 in a game that went down to the wire on Friday night. It helped that the Spartans had strong performances in nearly every phase of the game – they piled up 453 yards on offense while also allowing just 281 yards on the road to the Eagles. The Spartans proved to be clutch after entering the fourth quarter trailing 21-17. “Our guys still fought back. Things looked bleak, and our guys j
San Jose State rallies to beat Eastern Michigan 27-21 on the road behind Weaver, Bates, Hoch (opens the original)
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San Jose State bounced back from a season-opening loss by taking down Eastern Michigan 27-21 in a tight battle in Ypsilanti, Michigan on Friday night. The Spartans took a 24-21 lead early in the fourth quarter on Luke Weaver’s 40-yard scoring pass to wide receiver Cooper Hoch. The eventual game-winning drive got its momentum from running back Jabari Bates, who had 21 of his game-high 119 rushing yards during the possession. “The guys fought and were resilient in a lot of the things I saw during
San Jose State Spartans look to keep momentum from strong second half vs. USC (opens the original)
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San Jose State faces Eastern Michigan University on Friday, looking for its first win of the season and to pick up where the Spartans left off in their season-opening loss at USC. The Spartans lost 42-26, but stood toe-to-toe with the No.14-ranked Trojans’ second unit in the second half, outscoring heavily favored USC 26-14. It’s been a short week of preparation, but the Spartans (0-1) are riding some momentum heading into their non-conference matchup in Ypsilanti, Michigan. “I thought they show
San Jose State has remade defense after major struggles in 2025 (opens the original)
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With San Jose State’s training camp underway, its defense looks to rebound from a season in which the Spartans ranked 115th nationally in passing defense. The Spartans’ offseason was aimed at addressing those defensive woes, adding new coaches, players and schemes. SJSU hired first-year defensive coordinator Bojay Filimoeatu following a two-game interim stint at the end of last season, after associate head coach and ninth-year coordinator Derrick Odum was fired late in the season. Coach Ken Nium
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