NCAAF

Idaho State Bengals at Idaho Vandals

· NCAA - Football
6-6, 3-4 Away
Final
37 - 16
4-8, 3-3 Home

Jordan Cooke accounts for 4 TDs, Idaho State beats Idaho 38-17

Cooke was 20-of-33 passing for 212 yards, and added 72 yards rushing, which included scoring runs of 1 and 9 yards, on 13 carries. He hit Ian Duarte for a 14-yard touchdown late in the first quarter and Tsion Nunnally for a 30-yarder with 30 seconds left in the second. The Bengals recovered an onside kick and Trajan Sinatra made a 33-yard field goal as time expired to give the Bengals a 27-0 lead at halftime.

Idaho (4-8, 2-6), which was ranked No. 12 in the preseason FCS coaches poll, has lost three in a row.

Joshua Wood completed 9 of 13 for 73 yards passing and threw an interception before he was replaced in the second half. Sawyer Teeney was 8-of-12 passing for 53 yards and threw a 21-yard TD pass to Nolan McWilliams in the fourth quarter. Nate Thomas had 66 yards rushing and a touchdown.

Brooks has 1,006 yards rushing this season and is the eighth player in program history to top 1,000 in a season.

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Scoring Summary

IDST FG 1st Period 10:17 Trajan Sinatra 39 Yd Field Goal
IDST TD 1st Period 0:50 Ian Duarte 14 Yd pass from Jordan Cooke (Trajan Sinatra Kick)
IDST TD 2nd Period 6:01 Jordan Cooke 1 Yd Run (Trajan Sinatra Kick)
IDST TD 2nd Period 0:28 Tsion Nunnally 30 Yd pass from Jordan Cooke (Trajan Sinatra Kick)
IDST FG 2nd Period 0:00 Trajan Sinatra 33 Yd Field Goal
IDHO TD 3rd Period 3:36 Nate Thomas 16 Yd Run (Rocco Koch Run for Two-Point Conversion)
IDST TD 4th Period 11:47 Jordan Cooke 9 Yd Run (Trajan Sinatra Kick)
IDST FG 4th Period 7:06 Trajan Sinatra 19 Yd Field Goal
IDHO TD 4th Period 1:57 Nolan McWilliams 21 Yd pass from Sawyer Teeney (Sawyer Teeney Pass to Carlos Matheney for Two-Point Conversion)

Statistics

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24 1st Downs 13
7-15 3rd down efficiency 2-11
2-3 4th down efficiency 1-4
404 Total Yards 259
212 Passing 126
20/33 Comp/Att 17/25
6.4 Yards per pass 5.0
192 Rushing 133
44 Rushing Attempts 26
4.4 Yards per rush 5.1
3-21 Penalties 7-73
0 Turnovers 1
0 Fumbles lost 0
0 Interceptions thrown 1
33:04 Possession 26:56

Game Information

Kibbie Dome

Location: Moscow, ID
Attendance: 7,428 · Capacity:
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