Week 4 • September 20, 2025, 09:00 PM UTC
0-0
FCS
Power Rank: -17.5
28 FINAL 31
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Power Rank: N/A

General Information

Week: Week 4
Kick Off (at stadium): 02:00 PM PDT
Stadium: CEFCU Stadium
Capacity: 18,203
Elevation: 105 ft
HFA Rating: 2.5
Playing Surface: Artifical Turf

Betting Information

Spread San José State -24.5
Total (O/U) -
Expected Score -
Power Rank Implied Line N/A

Weather Conditions

Forecast for: February 02, 2026
Patchy rain nearby

Patchy rain nearby

48.9°F

Wind Chill: 48.0°F
Wind: 3.6 mph SSE
Gusts: 5.8 mph
Precipitation: 0.11"
Humidity: 93%
Rain Chance: 28%
Snow Chance: 0%

Travel & Rest

Idaho (Away)

This Week: 695.2 miles
Last Week: No Game
Season Total: 2099.2 miles
Body Clock Time: 14:00
Rest Days: 7

San José State (Home)

This Week: 0.0 miles
Last Week: No Game
Season Total: 2932.0 miles
Body Clock Time: 14:00
Rest Days: 14

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Betting Information
Current Line San José State -24.5
Total Points --
Blue Chip Analytics Power Rating
Idaho -17.5
San José State N/A
✈️ Travel Impact
Away Team Travel 695 mi
Home Team Travel 0 mi
Rest San José State +7
🏟️ HFA: CEFCU Stadium
Capacity 18,203
Elevation 105 ft
🌤️ Weather: Patchy rain nearby
Temperature 48.9°F
Wind Speed 3.6 mph
Your Line San José State +0.0
💰 Implied Value --

College Football Lines - Factors and Insights

Idaho

Late-game resilience falls short

Idaho showed strong defensive resolve late, forcing a fumble and holding Washington State to a field goal to tie the game at 10-10 with 1:42 remaining. However, they couldn't stop the Cougars' final drive, allowing a game-winning field goal with three seconds left.

Offensive struggles in opener

The Vandals' offense was largely contained, managing only one touchdown drive. They struggled to sustain drives consistently against Washington State's defense, which limited their scoring opportunities throughout the game.

Defense creates crucial turnover

Idaho's defense made a key play late when Matyus McLain forced a fumble that was recovered by Donovan Parham at the Washington State 10-yard line, setting up the game-tying field goal. This demonstrated their ability to create momentum-changing plays.

Close loss to in-state rival

Despite being significant underdogs, Idaho played Washington State to a 13-10 decision, extending their losing streak in the series to 11 games but showing they can compete with FBS-level competition in a tight defensive battle.

First-game adjustments under new coach

Thomas Ford's debut as head coach resulted in a narrow loss where the team showed defensive toughness but needs offensive improvement. The close game suggests Idaho may be more competitive than expected this season despite the loss.