San Jose State and Utah State square off in a Friday night Mountain West matchup between two teams desperately trying to paddle afloat in conference play.
Both programs are 1-1 in the MWC, and coming off road losses in which they blew second-half leads as slight favorites.
The Aggies are laying three points at home, where they’re 3-0 this season, while the Spartans remain winless on the road at 0-3.
With two of the worst defenses in the FBS and a total set at 65, this game has all the makings of a mistake-loaded shootout.
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What our Post expert thinks about San Jose State vs. Utah State
San Jose State’s Walker Eget has thrown 10 touchdowns with zero picks over his last two games, while wideout Danny Scudero leads the FBS in receiving yards over the past three weeks with 520 and seven TDs.
The Spartans rank ninth nationally in passing yards per game but are down their top two running backs and average just 43 rushing yards in their last two games combined.
The Aggies rank 126th in passing defense and just gave up 410+ yards through the air to Hawaii, so there’s vulnerability against San Jose State’s aerial assault.
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