Javion Kinnard scores twice as San Diego State defeats Washington State 26-20
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 2:17 AM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026
San Diego State secured a 26-20 victory over Washington State on Saturday night in San Diego. Javion Kinnard rushed for 87 yards and two touchdowns, while wide receiver Bert Emanuel Jr. connected with Jackson Ford for another touchdown. The Aztecs took the lead in the second quarter with a 36-yard field goal and maintained their advantage throughout the game. Washington State has now lost six consecutive matches, continuing its struggles in the season. Both teams are set to play again on November 14, with Washington State hosting Colorado State and San Diego State facing Utah State.
- •San Diego State leads the game with key plays from Kinnard and Emanuel.
- •The Aztecs now have a conference record of 3-2.
- •Washington State has lost six straight games this season.
- •Next games include Washington State hosting Colorado State and San Diego State hosting Utah State.
- 2:17 AMYahoo Sports — Javion Kinnard's 2 rushing TDs help San Diego State beat Washington State 26-20
"SAN DIEGO (AP) — Javion Kinnard had 87 yards rushing and two touchdowns, wide receiver Bert Emanuel Jr. threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Jackson Ford, and San Diego State beat Washington State 26-20 on Saturday night.
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