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Boise State forces 4 turnovers, knocks off No. 10 BYU 26-17 – Cache Valley Daily

Boise State safety Alexander Teubner (34) celebrates a BYU fumble recovery in the first half during an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 9, 2021, in Provo, Utah. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer) PROVO, Utah (AP) — Hank Bachmeier threw for 172 yards and Boise State forced four turnovers in a 26-17 upset victory over No. 10 BYU on Saturday. Cyrus Habibi-Likio ran for a season-high 75 yards and a touchdown, and Andrew Van Buren added a season-high 60 yards and a touchdown. The Broncos (3-3) snapped a two-game losing streak in the series. Jaren Hall threw for a career-high 302 yards and a touchdown for BYU (5-1). Tyler Allgeier ran for 73 yards and a touchdown. The Cougars outgained Boise State 413-312 in total yards. Hall looked sharp during the first quarter despite a two-game absence with a rib injury. He completed long passes to open each of BYU’s first two drives. Hall punctuated the second drive with a 14-yard strike to Samson Nacua that made it 10-0. Boise State rallied to take a 20-10 halftime, capitalizing on back-to-back BYU fumbles. The Broncos became the first opponent to lead the Cougars at any point this season. The Broncos tied it when

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PHOTO GALLERY: Sky View football defeats Green Canyon 20-7

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Utah State cross country sweeps Steve T. Reeder Memorial Invitational – Cache Valley Daily

LOGAN, Utah — On a cold, rainy day, Utah State cross country held serve on their home course Friday at the fifth-annual Steve T. Reeder Memorial Invitational at the Steve & Dona Reeder Cross Country Course. “Both races went well today,” head coach Artie Gulden said. “The men gained a lot of experience. Most of them are younger guys who got to run against some good competition. The ladies packed up well and worked together well. It was great to see a lot of improvement from our first meet last month even in less than ideal conditions.” In the 5K women’s race, the Aggies placed first as a team with 26 points, ahead of the College of Idaho’s second-place finish with 49 points. UNLV and Utah came in third and fourth, respectively. Senior LeAnn Larkin-Hatch led the Aggie effort with a time of 18:44.0 and a second-place finish. “My goal is just to stay with the front pack and whoever is leading the race,” Larkin-Hatch said. “I just want to hang right on them. When people start making moves, I just go with them and pass as many people as I can.” Junior Megan Terry followed closely behind in third

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