Boise State and San Diego State Set for a Tight mountain West Clash
last week’s dominant performance by Micah Alejado against Colorado State has left San Diego State eager to rebound and prove their resilience.This Saturday’s matchup against Boise State presents a significant challenge, especially with questions surrounding the Aztecs’ quarterback situation.
Max Cutforth, the likely starter for San Diego State, has limited collegiate experience. He’s only thrown for 186 yards and one touchdown in his career, making the quarterback battle a key factor in this contest.
Offensive Breakdown: A Tale of Two Teams
Boise State currently ranks 53rd nationally in passing yards per game, lead by Maddux Madsen. San Diego State, however, struggles through the air, sitting at 114th in the same category.
Here’s a fast look at the overall offensive numbers:
* Boise State: 34th in total offense.
* San Diego State: 92nd in total offense.
These statistics highlight Boise State’s clear advantage in moving the ball, but san Diego State possesses a weapon that could level the playing field.
the Aztecs’ Ground Game vs. Boise State’s Run Defence
San Diego State boasts a legitimate threat in running back Lucky Sutton. They average 180 rushing yards per game, and will likely look to exploit a Boise State defense that’s been vulnerable against the run this season.
Consider these key defensive rankings:
* Boise State: 87th in rushing yards allowed per contest.
If the Aztecs can establish their ground game, they could control the clock and keep Boise State’s offense off the field.
A Close Contest Anticipated
This game truly appears to be a toss-up, a hard-fought battle between two Mountain West rivals. However, Boise State has a knack for finding ways to win, even in challenging situations. You can expect a physical, grinding contest where every yard will be contested.
Prediction:
Boise State 24,SDSU 17