San Jose, CA
Oct 5, 2024
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In an electrifying contest in San Jose, the Spartans triumphed over Nevada 35-31, a victory marked by a series of dramatic plays and tactical maneuvers. The first three quarters saw both teams exchanging blows, each ending in a tie, as Nevada's Brendon Lewis connected with Jaden Smith for an early lead, only to be counteracted by San Jose State's dynamic duo, Floyd Chalk and Emmett Brown, providing scores through air and ground. At halftime, a balanced scoreboard reflected the intensity and determination displayed by both squads.
The second half maintained the suspense, with each team scoring 7 points in the third quarter. The game reached a crescendo in the final moments when Nick Nash, showcasing versatility beyond his role as a wide receiver, delivered a crucial 16-yard touchdown pass to Jabari Bates with just 50 seconds remaining. This effort propelled the Spartans ahead, a lead solidified just moments later when Nevada’s final push was thwarted by an interception in the end zone. This narrow escape underscored the strategic prowess and relentless spirit of San Jose State, capping a contest filled with offensive fireworks and defensive stands.
Nick Nash (San Jose State)
In a pivotal moment, wide receiver Nick Nash threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Jabari Bates. This trick play, involving a lateral from Walker Eget, clinched the game for San Jose State, giving them a 35-31 lead.
Brendon Lewis (Nevada)
Brendon Lewis executed a 14-yard touchdown run, tying the game at 28-all. His ability to break through San Jose State's defense showcased his dual-threat capabilities.
Walker Eget (San Jose State)
Quarterback Walker Eget connected with Sebastian Macaluso on a 51-yard pass, a pivotal play that set up the game-winning touchdown by Nash.
Matthew Killam (Nevada)
Kicker Matthew Killam nailed a 25-yard field goal, giving Nevada a temporary 31-28 lead and adding to the suspense of the final quarter.
Nick Nash (San Jose State, WR)
Displayed versatility and strategic insight, culminating in a game-winning touchdown pass that stunned Nevada's defense.
Walker Eget (San Jose State, QB)
Entered the game as a backup but delivered under pressure, notably with a crucial 51-yard pass that set up the decisive score.
Brendon Lewis (Nevada, QB)
Accounted for over 300 yards of total offense and four touchdowns, demonstrating adaptability and athletic prowess against a determined Spartans defense.
Floyd Chalk (San Jose State, RB)
Contributed two crucial rushing touchdowns, ensuring steady offensive momentum for the Spartans throughout the game.
Nevada Wolf Pack
7
14
7
3
31
San Jose State Spartans
7
14
7
7
35
