Colleen Humel, SDSU Athletics
Entering Friday, San Diego State football held its first two opponents to just 13 points combined, and had won eight straight games when scoring first.
That streak was snapped however, as San José State walked into Dignity Health Sports Park to defeat the Aztecs 28-17 on Nov. 6.
The Spartans (3-0) found themselves down 10-7 at halftime but stormed back in the second half to hand the Aztecs (2-1) their first loss of the season.
Head coach Brady Hoke said the Aztecs did not play the way they anticipated.
“Obviously, we’re very disappointed as a football team,” Hoke said.