Idaho Vandals focus on daily improvement during fall camp sessions

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 2, 2026, 12:17 PM

Last updated Aug 2, 2026

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Summary

On August 2, the Idaho Vandals continued their fall camp at the P1FCU Kibbie Dome, emphasizing daily improvement. Coach Thomas Ford Jr. highlighted the goal of avoiding repeated mistakes and fostering better execution in practice. Defensive coordinator Lee Stalker reported significant advancements in communication over the first four days. The team is utilizing a flexible 3-3-5 defensive scheme while working on offensive execution and confidence. Stalker noted standout performances from transfers Deion Gunn and Luke Teskey, who has adapted to a new defensive role. The Vandals aim to build on this foundation as practices continue.

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Key Details

•Idaho practices at P1FCU Kibbie Dome, focusing on daily improvement.
•Coach Ford emphasizes avoiding repeated mistakes for better performance.
•Stalker reports improvement in defensive communication and execution.
•Vandals employ a flexible 3-3-5 defensive scheme during drills.
•Transfers Gunn and Teskey show notable progress in adapting to new roles.

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12:17 PMYahoo Sports — Day-by-day, Vandals seek to be better

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Aug. 2—MOSCOW — Improvement each day is a focal point for the Vandals. On the back of a staff member's T-shirt read "Doesn't Matter, Get Better." Idaho coach Thomas Ford Jr. also mentioned that as the reference that the Vandals will be using all season — just to get better each and every day. "Improvement," Ford said about what he is looking for in post-practice film. "We're going to make ...
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