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From the Sidelines to Center Stage — San Diego & Beyond
College Sports

Washington State vs. SDSU

By Cali Camera News April 15, 2026

*Aztecs Fall Short in Thrilling Homecoming Matchup, 29-26* San Diego, CA – San Diego State’s upset bid came up just short on Homecoming Night at Snapdragon Stadium, as Washington State rallied from a 12-point deficit to secure a 29-26 victory.

*Game Recap* The Aztecs (3-4) dominated statistically, outgaining the Cougars (7-1) 414-371 in total yards. However, WSU’s fourth-quarter surge, led by quarterback John Mateer, proved decisive. *Key Performances* Marquez Cooper: 78 yards rushing, 2 TDs; Ja’Shaun Poke: 10 receptions, 80 yards (season highs); Danny O’Neil: 22/34 passing, 195 yards, 1 INT and Tano Letuli: career-high 10 tackles

*Turning Points* SDSU’s Jelani Whitmore recovered a muffed punt, setting up a TD; Jordan Napier’s option pass to Nate Bennett put the Aztecs ahead 19-14, WSU’s Mateer sparked the comeback with a 34-yard TD pass and Taariq Al-Uqdah’s INT return shifted momentum

*Coach’s Take* “We had our chances, but couldn’t capitalize. Credit WSU for making plays when it mattered.”

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