That's a tough one to lose: Takeaways from San Jose State's loss to Stanford
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That's a tough one to lose: Takeaways from San Jose State's loss to Stanford
"San Jose State is just a few plays away from being 3-1. But after seeing a 12-point fourth quarter lead disappear in Saturday night's 30-29 loss at Stanford, the Spartans head into Mountain West play with a 1-3 record, on a short week, and against a New Mexico team that has been one of the biggest surprises in the nation."
"After seeming to shake off early-season misses with a game-winner the previous week against Idaho, SJSU kicker Denis Lynch missed two field goals from under 30 yards against Stanford. Lynch missed a 28-yard field goal with 0:59 left to go in the second quarter which would have given the Spartans a nine-point lead heading into halftime. His other missed field goal came from 29-yards away with 3:50 left in the third quarter."
San Jose State lost to Stanford 30-29 after surrendering a late one-yard touchdown with 19 seconds remaining, erasing a 12-point fourth-quarter lead. The Cardinal converted a critical 34-yard pass on 4th-and-10 to set up the go-ahead score. San Jose State enters Mountain West play 1-3 on a short week and will face New Mexico. Quarterback Walker Eget set career highs with 473 passing yards and 36 completions and threw three touchdowns. Kicker Denis Lynch missed two field goals from under 30 yards, including a 28-yarder that would have made the halftime lead nine points. Three of San Jose State's four games were decided by three points or fewer.
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