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'Couldn't Stop It': Season-Best Rushing Day Pushes No. 5 Montana State Past Idaho State

Montana State gained 568 total yards and forced three turnovers while improving to 5-2 overall and 3-0 in Big Sky Conference play, officials said.

  • Justin Lamson led Montana State on Saturday with four passing touchdowns and a rushing score as Adam Jones paced the ground game in a decisive win over Idaho State.
  • Behind a balanced attack, Montana State Bobcats amassed 568 total yards including 384 rushing and 184 passing, limited Idaho State Bengals to 36 rushing yards and forced three turnovers.
  • Adam Jones provided a workhorse performance, rushing 16 times and becoming the first Bobcat this season to eclipse the century mark.
  • Montana State enters a bye week riding a five-game winning streak and is off until Oct. 25 for a prime-time game at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, Calif., while Idaho State Bengals return home Oct. 25 versus Northern Arizona.
  • The Bobcat defense allowed two touchdowns for the first time since Sept. 6 while holding Idaho State Bengals to four rushing yards by halftime and intercepting Jordan Cooke.
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Justin Lamson passes for 4 TDs as Montana State beats Idaho State 48-14 for fifth straight win

Justin Lamson threw for a career-high four touchdowns and ran for another, Adam Jones rushed for 173 yards and a score, and Montana State routed Idaho State 48-14 on Saturday for its fifth straight victory to remain in first place in the Big Sky Conference.

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