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Bengals Rally Falls Short as Northern Arizona Snaps Win Streak
POCATELLO, Idaho – Idaho State scored 17 fourth-quarter points and pulled within a touchdown in the final minute, but Northern Arizona held on for a 38-31 win Saturday night at ICCU Dome. The loss ended the Bengals' eight-game winning streak and was their first defeat since the 2025 season.
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Photo gallery: Local runners sweep varsity individual crowns at Bob Conley Invitational
POCATELLO — Teams from across the state were in attendance Thursday for the Bob Conley Invitational cross-country meet at the Portneuf Wellness Complex. With 674 runners entered in four varsity races, four local student-athletes broke the tape. The individual success, however, did not translate into team dominance, with Preston and Rigby the only two teams to claim the podium’s top spot.
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Idaho Continues Conference Play Hosting Idaho State
MOSCOW, Idaho – Idaho soccer continues Big Sky Conference play Sunday afternoon welcoming in-state rival Idaho State to the P1FCU Kibbie Dome. Kickoff is set for 1 PM PST. The Vandals enter Sunday's matchup with a 6-2-3 overall record and a 0-0-1 mark in conference play, after opening the Big Sky schedule with a 1-1 draw against Weber State on Thursday night.
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Idaho stuns Montana State with last-second touchdown, Two-Point Conversion
MOSCOW – It finally caught up to Montana State. The Bobcats had been living on the edge of defeat multiple times over the end of 2025 and the start of 2026. Wins over rival Montana and Yale, then a miraculous victory in the national title last season were followed by sluggish wins over Central Connecticut State and NAU.
Idaho State Journal
Tingey's 99-yard return sparks Highland to 16th straight Black and Blue Bowl win
POCATELLO — The Highland Rams wanted to set the tone in the 64th annual Black and Blue Bowl. It took them one play. Pocatello kicked off to senior Kellan Tingey, who caught the ball at the 1-yard line on the left side. He raced to the sideline, hit the corner and sprinted down the Highland sideline for a 99-yard touchdown that gave the Rams the lead. “I knew we had to go out there and set the tone,” Tingey said. “In my head, I told myself, if they kick me the ball, I’m gonna take it to the house because I know I got the blockers for it. I know they’ll do their job. I just got to do mine, and I was thankful for it.” The rest of the game was a classic, emotional, physical slugfest. The Rams came away with a 17-8 victory over the Thunder on Friday at Iron Horse Stadium to improve to 3-3. Pocatello fell to 1-5. The win extended Highland’s series lead to 50-14 and its winning streak over Pocatello to 16 games. “Pocatello played their tails off and made it a battle all the way through,” Highland head coach Nick Sorrell said. “That’s
Idaho State Journal
Lumberjacks snap streak and continue to have Bengals’ number
POCATELLO — It had been 343 days since the Idaho State football team lost a game. On Saturday night, that streak ended at the hands of No. 19 Northern Arizona, which pulled out a 38-31 win over the No. 12 Bengals inside the ICCU Dome, dropping them to 4-1 overall and 1-1 in the Big Sky. Their last loss also came against the Lumberjacks, a 31-18 defeat on Oct. 25, 2025, that ignited a four-game winning streak to end the season. “It’s the third year in a row that they got the better of us,” head coach Cody Hawkins said. “We get to look at how we’re doing everything compared to them, and probably got to do some more preparation for those guys. We’ve had that game circled, but they’re not the last really good opponent we’re going to play. They’re darn good.” After trailing for most of the game, the Bengals cut the lead to 10 points and forced the Lumberjacks into a fourth-and-5 to start the fourth quarter. Northern Arizona lined up in field goal formation, but freshman backup quarterback Donivan Dixon faked the kick and hit a familiar set of hands in redshirt sophomore Jeter Purdy, who
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Highland Rams return to .500 after defeating rival Pocatello Thunder
POCATELLO, Idaho — For the 16th straight year the Highland Rams have defeated the Pocatello Thunder in the 'Black and Blue' bowl. In a low scoring matchup ISU commit Cedric Mitchell's late touchdown turned out to be key in the Rams 17-8 win over the Thunder. After a slow...
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Century Diamondbacks secure second win despite early turnovers
POCATELLO, Idaho — The Century Diamondbacks were able to secure their second win of the year, despite two early turnovers, including one pick 6. Wide Receiver Xen Fleischmann has proved to be the favorite weapon of this Century offense over the past few weeks with a couple of receiving touchdowns to his name.
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Bengals Fall to Idaho, 0-3, in Rivalry Battle
MOSCOW, Idaho - Idaho State continued their Big Sky Conference play on the road, falling 0-3 against Idaho in a very physical matchup. Both teams came into the game with a 0-0-1 conference record following their first Big Sky matchups, with Idaho State battling Eastern Washington to a scoreless draw and Idaho battling Weber State in a 1-1 draw.
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Rigby suffers first loss of the season as Coeur d’Alene holds off late charge
COEUR D’ALENE – In a matchup of 6A unbeatens, Coeur d’Alene held off Rigby 34-27 Thursday. The Vikings led 27-7 after three quarters before the Trojans made a late charge with 20 points in the fourth quarter. But it wasn’t enough. Kue Kofe rushed for a...
Idaho State Journal
No. 12 Idaho State Bengals eye rare win over No. 19 NAU
Win on Saturday by winning today. That was the message head coach Cody Hawkins shared with his team after Wednesday’s practice as it prepared for its first ranked matchup of the season. The No. 12 Idaho State Bengals (4-0, 1-0 Big Sky) will host the No. 19 Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (3-2, 1-1) at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, in the ICCU Dome. After last Saturday’s 28-24 win over Southern Utah, the Bengals come into the matchup with a lot to be excited about and a lot to fix before they hit the field. “We have a ton of respect for NAU and coach Brian Wright’s team,” Hawkins said. “They’ve obviously gotten the better of us the last two years, but it’s because they’re well-coached and they’ve got really good football players. Offense, defense and special teams, they’re legit. It’s gonna be a dogfight for sure.” The Lumberjacks have owned the series, winning 15 of the last 16 meetings, including a 31-18 game in Flagstaff last season. For Hawkins and the Bengals, it comes down to controlling what they can control. That starts with preparation, winning the day and being the best version of themselves before Saturday. The Bengals will be
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Thunder improve to 4-2 after dominant win against Blackfoot Broncos
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — Ryder Portman impressed in their matchup against the Blackfoot Broncos, throwing for 2 touchdowns in the first half. Thunder would go up 20-6 at the end of half number one and never look back, taking down the Broncos 40-14. Thanks to the nice bounce-back win the TItans are now 4-2. But their toughest matchups may be ahead of them. Next week will be their biggest test at Rigby, before returning home against Madison, and then finishing off the regular season in Pocatello to take on the Highland Rams.
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No. 12 in the nation, eighth in the stands: Idaho State wants fans to fill the ICCU Dome
Idaho State football is ranked 12th in the nation — but only eighth in the Big Sky Conference when it comes to home attendance. That’s something Idaho State athletic director Pauline Thiros wants to see change — immediately. The Bengals are offering a special October Ticket Pack, which gives fans entry to this Saturday’s matchup with No. 19 Northern Arizona, the homecoming game against Cal Poly the following Saturday and a matchup with Portland State on Oct. 24, the day this year’s ISU Hall of Fame class will be inducted, for a reduced price. With the pack, you can get tickets for all three games at midfield for $90 or in the red zone for $75. Buying tickets for each game individually would cost $120 for midfield tickets and $87 for those in the red zone. “Watch the No. 12-ranked team in FCS football all month long, enjoy the new game atmosphere — and it includes homecoming, which will feature appearances by Jared Allen,” Thiros said. Allen, one of only three NFL Hall of Famers from a Big Sky school, will be a guest at a number of homecoming activities this year. A special NFL Hall of Fame banner will