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 Draft Scout College Football Player News: San Jose State
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  Chevan Cordeiro passed for four touchdowns - including a pair to Zion Bowens just 70 seconds apart - and ran for another score to help Hawaii beat New Mexico 39-33 on Saturday night. Cordeiro was 33-of-43 passing for 410 yards with two interceptions and scored on a 5-yard run in the first quarter. Nick Mardner had six receptions for 147 yards and a touchdown for Hawaii (2-1, 2-1 Mountain West Conference). Cordeiro rolled left to escape pressure and hit Calvin Turner, who evaded five would-be tacklers on his way to a 64-yard touchdown that gave Hawaii the lead for good early in the fourth quarter. Jared Smart made a leaping, contested catch in the corner of the end zone for the 2-point conversion that made it 36-30. Tevaka Tuioti was 17-of-31 passing for 181 yards and two TDs and added 71 yards rushing on five carries for New Mexico (0-2, 0-2). Nathaniel Jones and Bobby Cole each had 96 yards rushing.

George Steinkamp made the second of his four field goals to give the Lobos a 13-point lead early in the second quarter but Mardner's 42-yard touchdown catch made it 20-14 at halftime. Cordeiro hit Bowns for a 42-yard score on the opening drive of the second half and, after New Mexico went three-and-out, Bowers scored on a diving 40-yard catch to give the Rainbow Warriors a 28-20 lead with 11:55 left in the third quarter. A 28-yard TD run by Jones about two minutes later and a 24-yard field goal by Steinkamp early in the fourth quarter gave New Mexico a 30-28 lead. The game was played without fans due to COVID-19 restrictions in the island of Oahu. - AP College Football

(DS#43 QB) rSr/2024 QB Chevan Cordeiro, San Jose State
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  11/07/20 - Nick Nash, rSr/2025, San Jose State, 6-3, 203 (DS#22 WR) + More +

  Backup Nick Nash threw for two touchdowns and rushed for another score with 1:32 remaining, and San Jose State took advantage of three fourth-quarter turnovers to beat San Diego State 28-17 on Friday night. San Jose State has started a season 3-0 for the first time since 1982. SJSU trailed 17-14 early in the fourth quarter before its defense and special teams took over. Viliami Fehoko recovered a loose ball on a backward pass, Tre Jenkins made a bobbling interception in the end zone and Rico Tolefree secured a fumble on a punt return with 3:32 left.

Nash was 16-of-25 passing for 169 yards and he carried it 11 times for 53 yards. SJSU starting quarterback Nick Starkel had to be helped off the field on the first possession of the game after a hit by Cameron Thomas and did not return. Carson Baker passed for 261 yards for San Diego State (2-1, 2-1 Mountain West), and Greg Bell carried it 25 times for 109 yards and a touchdown. Tariq Thompson made his 12th career interception in the third quarter, moving into a tie for fifth in program history. Damontae Kazee (2013-16) holds the SDSU record with 17. - AP College Football

(DS#22 WR) rSr/2025 WR Nick Nash, San Jose State
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  11/03/20 - Nick Starkel, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-4, 217 (DS#24 QB) + More +

  Starkel was nothing short of sensational in just his second game with San Jose State, completing 34 of 47 passes for 467 yards and career-high five touchdowns. His aerial assault on New Mexico's secondary came early and often. He connected with Walker for two explosive touchdowns of 37 and 26 yards, the latter of which is a candidate for catch of the year. He also found Isaiah Hamilton on a gorgeous 43-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Starkel's best throw of the night, however, was to Bailey Gaither. In the final seconds of the third quarter, Starkel threw an absolutely perfect spiral to Gaither in stride for a 69-yard touchdown, one that even had the coach in awe.

Starkel connected with 10 receivers, but Gaither and Walker were his two favorite targets. Gaither had 10 receptions for 208 receiving yards and a touchdown, and Walker had nine receptions for 107 yards and two touchdowns. The seldom-used Sam Olson had a one-yard touchdown as well. Starkel's quarterback rating of 190.9 was the second-best of his career. Coincidentally, Starkel's highest single-game quarterback rating also came against New Mexico, back in 2017 when he still played at Texas A&M, the team he played for before moving on to Arkansas. - San Jose Mercury News

(DS#24 QB) rSr/2022 QB Nick Starkel, San Jose State
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  11/02/20 - Nick Starkel, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-4, 217 (DS#24 QB) + More +

  NOV 2 MOUNTAIN WEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: NICK STARKEL, SAN JOSE STATE, Senior, Quarterback, Argyle, Texas/Arkansas,...Helped lead San Jose State to a 38-21 win over New Mexico, improving the Spartans to 2-0...In the victory, completed 34 passes for 467 yards and a single-game career-high five touchdowns...The 467 passing yards are the most in the Mountain West this season and fifth-best in a single game nationally. Additionally, the 467 passing yards is tied for eighth-best in San Jose State history. Became the first Spartan quarterback to throw at least five touchdowns in a game in eight years. Three touchdown passes came on third-down plays and another was on fourth down. - Mountain West Football

(DS#24 QB) rSr/2022 QB Nick Starkel, San Jose State
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  11/01/20 - Nick Starkel, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 6-4, 217 (DS#24 QB) + More +

  Nick Starkel threw for 467 yards and a career-high five touchdowns to help San Jose State beat New Mexico 38-21 on Saturday night and open the season with back-to-back wins for the first time 33 years. The Spartans (2-0, 2-0 Mountain West Conference) won their first two games of the season for the first time since 1987 and opened their conference schedule with consecutive wins for the first time since 2011, when they were a member of the Western Athletic Conference. Bailey Gaither set career highs with 10 receptions and 208 yards receiving, including a 69-yard touchdown. Tre Walker had 107 yards receiving and two TDs on nine catches for SJSU. His acrobatic 26-yard touchdown catch made it 21-7 in the second quarter. Teveka Tuioti was 20-of-35 passing for 294 yards and two touchdowns with one interception and had 14 carries for 69 yards and a score for New Mexico (0-1, 0-1). The game was relocated to San Jose, California, as a result of public health orders in New Mexico related to the coronavirus pandemic. - San Jose State/AP College Football

(DS#24 QB) rSr/2022 QB Nick Starkel, San Jose State
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  Nick Starkel threw two touchdown passes to tight end Derrick Deese Jr. in the third quarter and San Jose State beat Air Force 17-6 on Saturday night in the Mountain West Conference opener for both teams. Bailey Gaither tied his career high with eight receptions for 110 yards for the Spartans. Starkel completed 22 of 29 passes for 226 yards with one interception. It was the senior's 11th career start but his first for the Spartans. Starkel made five starts for Texas A&M and then five starts for Arkansas before joining San Jose State as a graduate transfer. Deese, a senior who went into the game with two career touchdowns, had TD catches of 7 and 11 yards, the latter of which gave San Jose State (1-0, 1-0) a 14-0 lead with 43 seconds left in the third quarter. Bailey Gaither tied his career high with eight receptions for 110 yards. It was the latest start to a football season in San Jose State's history. The last time the Spartans began a season in October was in 1936. Air Force (1-1) had its nine-game win streak - the third longest in program history - snapped. - AP College/San Jose State Football

(DS#16 TE) rSr/2022 TE Derrick Deese Jr., San Jose State
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  Chevan Cordeiro and Calvin Turner each scored twice as Hawaii beat Fresno State 34-19 on Saturday night in the Mountain West Conference and season openers for both teams. Hawaii entered having lost eight of the last nine games against the Bulldogs. Cordeiro completed 20 of 30 passes for 229 yards. Turner finished with 60 yards rushing, and Miles Reed added 109 yards on the ground on 21 carries for Hawaii. Eugene Ford had two interceptions and Jeremiah Pritchard one. The game featured two of the six first-year head coaches in the Mountain West Conference. Todd Graham is the first coach at Hawaii to win a debut since Bob Wagner in 1987. Fresno State’s Kalen DeBoer was on Indiana’s coaching staff last season and was the Bulldogs’ offensive coordinator under Jeff Tedford from 2017-18. Cordeiro had scoring runs of 20 and 3 yards as Hawaii built a 17-13 halftime lead. Turner's 2-yard touchdown run stretched Hawaii's lead to 24-13, and his 4-yard TD capped the scoring with about 5 minutes to play. Fresno State's Jake Haener was 17-of-31 for 289 yards passing with a touchdown and three interceptions. Due to state COVID-19 protocols, no fans were allowed inside 41,031-seat Bulldog Stadium. - AP College/Hawaii Football

(DS#43 QB) rSr/2024 QB Chevan Cordeiro, San Jose State
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  10/11/20 - Trevon Sidney, rSr/2022, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#288 WR) + More +

  It would be hard to blame Trevon Sidney for being bitter...or worse. The Illinois wide receiver missed the final eight games of the 2019 season after suffering a leg injury at Minnesota last October, a 40-17 loss for the Illini that was part of a 2-4 start before a four-game win streak propelled the program to its first bowl game in five seasons. A bowl game the 5-foot-11, 180-pound Sidney didn't get to play in. Then, COVID-19 threatened his 2020 season. And his father, Carlos, suffered a stroke and was hospitalized. Lots of bad stuff. Still, there Sidney was on Friday, talking positively and openly about all that has happened. "I just love this game," Sidney said during a Zoom call with media members that cover Illinois. "I've given too much to it to let anything stop me. As long as I can keep going, as long as I can keep fighting, pushing through, I'm just going to keep playing."

The Southern Cal transfer finished his abbreviated first season at Illinois with 16 catches for 123 yards and a touchdown. When COVID-19 hit, it forced Sidney to return home to Pasadena, Calif. "I was kind of bummed," Sidney said. "Before it happened, we were rolling here. Everybody was getting bigger, faster, stronger. Things were looking really good." Until the shutdown. "I didn't have access to a gym," Sidney said. "I had to do everything at home." - News Gazette Tribune

(DS#288 WR) rSr/2022 WR Trevon Sidney, San Jose State
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  The lone USC player to lend his name to a group of Pac-12 football players demanding change affirmed Wednesday he would be willing to join a boycott of the college football season if measures weren't taken to strengthen safety protections for players. But where some Pac-12 participants have taken a more hard-line stance on demands that also include wide-reaching social justice and economic reforms, Chase Williams explained his role in the cause was "more so [about] just pushing for a change, so that we can get back to football." Williams said he has had discussions with USC teammates about sitting out if the group's safety concerns aren't addressed. But the redshirt sophomore defensive back noted several times that they were "not expecting to boycott." "That's not what anybody wants," Williams said. "We want to come together and list demands that we feel like are safe for us." - Los Angeles Times

(DS#45 SS) rSr/2024 SS Chase Williams, San Jose State
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  2020 WUERFFEL TROPHY PRESEASON WATCH LIST: Christian Webb, San Jose State, senior, linebacker,...Entering his third year with the Spartans, Webb is a first-year graduate student continuing his focus on communication studies, his undergraduate major. He's seen action as a linebacker and special teams defender. Webb is a 2018 and 2019 Mountain West All-Academic award winner in football. Yet, it is his service in the community that stands out among the Wuerffel Trophy's three components of academics, athletics, and community service.

Presently, Webb is serving an internship with the African American Community Service Agency (AACSA) of San Jose as the executive assistant to the executive director after a 2020 spring semester volunteering at the downtown San Jose headquarters two blocks from the university's main campus. Webb serves as a liaison between the executive director and the agency's board of directors. He establishes the executive director's weekly calendar prioritizing community events, participates in strategic planning initiatives, organizational strategy, content and document management, donor relations, and manages the organization's social media accounts. - San Jose State Football

(DS#999 OLB) rSr/2022 OLB Christian Webb, San Jose State
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  07/26/20 - Tre Walker, Sr/2021, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#61 WR) + More +

  2020 PRESEASON MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST: WR Tre Walker, San Jose State,...Walker caught 79 passes for 1,161 yards and two touchdowns in 2019. The sixth Spartan in program history with a 1,000-yard receiving season ranked third nationally among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players in receiving yards per game (116.1) and was fourth in the FBS for pass receptions per game (7.9). - San Jose State Football

(DS#61 WR) Sr/2021 WR Tre Walker, San Jose State
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  07/25/20 - Tre Walker, Sr/2021, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#61 WR) + More +

  2020 PRESEASON BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST: Tre Walker, San Jose State,...In 2019, Walker caught 79 passes for 1,161 yards and two touchdowns. The sixth Spartan in program history with a 1,000-yard receiving season ranked third nationally among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players in receiving yards per game (116.1) and was fourth in the FBS for pass receptions per game (7.9). The Mountain West leader in both categories had six games with 100 or more receiving yards and three contests with 10 or more receptions. - San Jose State Football

(DS#61 WR) Sr/2021 WR Tre Walker, San Jose State
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  07/21/20 - Elijah Cooks, rSr/2023, San Jose State, 6-4, 219 (DS#49 WR) + More +

  2020 PRESEASON BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST: Elijah Cooks, Nevada,...Cooks posted a breakout season in 2019, leading Nevada with 76 receptions, 926 receiving yards and eight touchdowns, all of which were career highs. His 12.2 receptions per game average ranked fourth in the MW and his 71.2 receiving yards per game were good for seventh in the league. He recorded a huge performance in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, totaling 197 receiving yards on 14 catches. His 197 receiving yards in the bowl game were third-most by a receiver in the conference last season. Cooks' presence on the field was felt in nearly every game as he hauled in at least three receptions in 12 of the Pack's 13 contests. - Nevada Football

(DS#49 WR) rSr/2023 WR Elijah Cooks, San Jose State
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  12/09/19 - Josh Love, rSr/2020, San Jose State, 6-0, 203 (DS#19 QB) + More +

  2019 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM (COACHES): QB - Josh Love, Sr., San Jose State,...Love completed 60.9 percent of his passes with only eight interceptions for 3,923 yards and 22 touchdowns as San Jose State recorded a 5-7 win-loss record, four more wins than in 2018. All of Love's season totals were personal bests for the one-time walk-on from Long Beach (Calif.) Poly High. He became only the third quarterback in conference history to throw for 400 or more yards five games in a season. His six career 400-yard passing games ranks second on the all-time Mountain West list behind Oakland Raiders and Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr, who had 11 in two seasons.

Love's 3,923 passing yards is #6 on the Mountain West's single-season list and ranks third nationally this season in games played through November 30. He also is sixth nationally in total offense at 319.6 yards per game. The numbers complement a year in which the co-captain led the Spartans to game-winning touchdown drives with less than 3:00 remaining in the fourth quarter of 75 yards at Arkansas for San Jose State's first win in school history against a Southeastern Conference (SEC) opponent and 83 yards vs. Fresno State to conclude the season. - San Jose State Football

(DS#19 QB) rSr/2020 QB Josh Love, San Jose State
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  12/09/19 - Tre Walker, Sr/2021, San Jose State, 5-11, 178 (DS#61 WR) + More +

  2019 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM (COACHES): WR - Tre Walker, Jr., San Jose State,...Walker, a junior from Los Angeles' Narbonne High, joined Love as a first-team All-Mountain West honoree. He led the Mountain West in receptions per game and receiving yards per game in the regular season with 79 catches for 1,161 yards and two touchdowns. Walker currently ranks fifth nationally in receptions per game (7.9) and third in the FBS in receiving yards per game (116.1). Three times, Walker had 10 or more catches in a game and in six games, he had at least 100 yards in pass receptions, many of them from passes by Love. - San Jose State Football

(DS#61 WR) Sr/2021 WR Tre Walker, San Jose State
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