San Diego, CA
Oct 5, 2024
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San Diego State triumphed over Hawaii with a nail-biting 27-24 victory in the Mountain West opener at Snapdragon Stadium. Marquez Cooper was a standout for the Aztecs, rushing for 109 yards and two touchdowns, including the decisive score in the fourth quarter, which snapped a three-game losing streak for SDSU. The Aztecs now boast a fifth consecutive win against the Rainbow Warriors.
Hawaii, led by quarterback Brayden Schager, who threw for 272 yards and three touchdowns, mounted a late comeback, seizing a brief lead in the fourth quarter. Despite Schager's efforts and connecting with Nick Cenacle for a 23-yard go-ahead touchdown, Hawaii couldn't overcome SDSU's resilient defense. Trey White's critical sacks of Schager in the final minutes stifled Hawaii's comeback attempt. SDSU rookie quarterback Danny O'Neil also impressed, completing 24 of 33 passes for 224 yards and a touchdown, maintaining his perfect interception-free record.
Gabriel Plascencia (San Diego State)
Set the tone with a precise 24-yard field goal, concluding a methodical 16-play drive that secured a 3-0 lead for the Aztecs.
Marquez Cooper (San Diego State)
Broke a 31-yard gain leading to a 9-yard touchdown run, capitalizing on a pivotal interception return earlier in the drive.
Brayden Schager (Hawaii)
Reinvigorated Hawaii's offense with a 23-yard strike to Tylan Hines, catching SDSU off guard and tying the game before the halftime break.
Marquee Cooper (San Diego State)
Clinched the lead with a powerful 2-yard touchdown run, concluding an 87-yard drive that reasserted SDSU's control.
Trey White (San Diego State)
Sealed Hawaii's fate with a formidable sack on third down, disarming their drive momentum and maintaining Aztecs' narrow lead.
Marquez Cooper (San Diego State, RB)
Commanded the ground game with 109 rushing yards and two touchdowns, leading by example and halting the team's losing streak.
Brayden Schager (Hawaii, QB)
Excelled with 272 passing yards and three touchdowns despite five sacks, guiding his team to a fleeting lead in the fourth quarter.
Trey White (San Diego State, DE)
Proved disruptive with three sacks and four tackles for loss, pivotal in halting Hawaii's advancing offense in critical moments.
Danny O'Neil (San Diego State, QB)
Showed precision with 224 passing yards, a touchdown, and no interceptions, a pattern of composure and reliability under pressure.
Elijah Robinson (Hawaii, DL)
Tallied 11 tackles and three tackles for loss, leading Hawaii's defense in a valiant effort to stifle SDSU's rushing attack.
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
3
7
7
7
24
San Diego State Aztecs
3
14
3
7
27