Peter Harriman
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Cruz Hepburn leads by example in the middle of Idaho's defense: 'Linebacker suits me' (opens the original)
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Unless it simply plans to roll over and accept another loss, for an 0-4 team to take on an undefeated defending national champion, there has to be some defiance in the preparation. This is where University of Idaho senior middle linebacker Cruz Hepburn is coming from as the Vandals, still looking for the season’s first victory, face Montana State in an ESPN game in the Kibbie Dome Friday. Without a moment’s hesitation, he said, “I think we’re going to win every game, to be honest with you.” Idah
Idaho still searching for first win after comeback falls short against Lamar (opens the original)
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MOSCOW, Idaho – For the third week in a row, Idaho labored with a defense that, while improved, was hardly consistently dominant and with an offense that started slow and continued to be vitally dependent upon quarterback Joshua Wood to make hero plays. The Vandals got behind early, and while they stirred to life enough in the second half to make things interesting, they could not overtake 17th-ranked Lamar and fell 23-17, remaining winless at 0-3. “It was a very frustrating day, especially in t
Idaho receiver Tony Harste adjusting well to new offensive system (opens the original)
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University of Idaho wide receiver Tony Harste tells the story: After the Vandals’ 66-14 blowout loss to Utah, which followed a 38-34 season-opening heartbreaker to Cal Poly when the Mustangs scored with nine seconds remaining, Idaho coach Thomas Ford Jr. posted a pair of scores at a team meeting that approximated Idaho’s season to date – 59-13 and 30-24. Then Ford told the Vandals those were the results of Montana State’s first two games last year, a beating at the hands of Oregon and a double-o
Amid 0-2 start, Idaho looks to simplify defense, establish a more effective run game (opens the original)
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MOSCOW, Idaho – Replay doesn’t exist in the real world. The disappointment of losing on a last-second play against Cal Poly, and the chagrin of a blowout defeat to Utah are in the past. Learn lessons. Move on. Those were the themes of Idaho coach Thomas Ford Jr.’s press conference Monday. The Vandals (0-2) have their first home game Saturday against Lamar (1-1), which upset Abeline Christian 21-14 in the Cardinals’ opener and lost to Louisiana 38-7 a week ago. “Those two results don’t define thi
Idaho must turn page with game at No. 21 Utah looming (opens the original)
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MOSCOW, Idaho – Losing to fellow Big Sky Conference member Cal Poly 38-34 on a final-seconds touchdown pass on fourth-and-8 in the season-opening game was a rude shock for Idaho, which, based on its 5-0 all-time record against the Mustangs and Cal Poly’s recent reputation as a Big Sky speed bump, had pretty much penciled this in as a win. The defining game for the Vandals this year was supposed to be the home clash against defending Football Championship Subdivision champion Montana State on Oct
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