San Jose State’s (4-1, 2-0 MW) win over UNLV (4-2, 2-1 MW) was supposed to be a close game, because statistically, personnel-wise, win-loss record, point spread, and even the taro cards said it was.
It just wasn’t - but it was entertaining for one side.
San Jose State completely handled UNLV 40-7 and were in control the entire game. By the start of the fourth, the game was well in hand and in the second consecutive game, SJS QB Walter Eget got some playing time.
That’s how well the game was in hand, again.
On both sides of the ball, the Spartans erased what statistics and point spreads mean, at least for this game.