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San Jose State seeks end to 23-year road skid with freshman QB

San Jose State is trying to end a 23-year road losing streak while playing with a freshman quarterback.

San Jose State seeks end to 23-year road skid with freshman QB

Key takeaways

  • San Jose State is trying to end a 23-year road losing streak.
  • The team is doing so with a freshman quarterback.
  • The road streak is the central measure of the team’s challenge.

San Jose State is seeking to end a 23-year road losing streak, with a freshman quarterback at the center of the team’s effort.

The road streak

The San Jose State football team has gone 23 years without ending a road game with a win. The streak gives the team a clear measure of what it is trying to change when it plays away from home.

A freshman quarterback

San Jose State will take on that challenge with a freshman quarterback. The quarterback’s presence adds a developing player to a game already defined by the program’s long road drought.

What the game represents

For San Jose State, the road game is an opportunity to address a streak that has lasted more than two decades. Ending it would bring the program a road result it has not had in 23 years.

The team’s next road outing will show whether San Jose State can change that part of its football record while relying on a freshman at quarterback.

What to watch

  • How San Jose State handles the road-game challenge.
  • The freshman quarterback’s role in the team’s effort.
  • Whether the 23-year road streak comes to an end.

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