San Diego State Aztecs Outrun Wyoming Cowboys with Lucky Sutton's 50-Yard Dash

The San Diego State Aztecs continued their impressive season with a commanding victory over the Wyoming Cowboys at Snapdragon Stadium. The final score was 24-7, improving the Aztecs' record to 7-1, while the Cowboys fell to 4-5.

First Quarter

The game kicked off with both teams showing strong defensive plays. The first quarter ended in a tie, with each team scoring a touchdown. For the Aztecs, Jayden Denegal connected on a pass that set up Lucky Sutton for his first rushing touchdown of the game.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, San Diego State began to pull away. Gabriel Plascencia added three points with a successful field goal from 34 yards out. Later in the quarter, Donovan Brown made an impressive reception that led to another touchdown for SDSU, giving them a comfortable lead going into halftime.

Third Quarter

Defense dominated in the third quarter as neither team managed to score any points. The Aztec Nation witnessed stellar performances from players like Trey White and Ryan Henderson who combined for three sacks against Wyoming's quarterback.

Fourth Quarter

The fourth quarter saw Lucky Sutton break free for an electrifying 50-yard touchdown run that sealed the victory for SDSU. This play was one of several game-changing plays San Diego State Aztecs vs Wyoming Cowboys key moments that highlighted their offensive prowess and secured their win.

With this win under their belt and solid contributions across both offense and defense—such as Eric Butler's fumble recovery—the San Diego State Aztecs match rating remains high among fans and analysts alike.

Looking ahead, SDSU will travel to Honolulu where they will face Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors at Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex on November 8th at 11:00 PM EDT. Fans can catch all of this action live on Spectrum Sports.

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