Vandals QB Wood gains confidence in Idaho fall camp practices

2 sources1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 1:11 PM

Last updated Aug 15, 2026

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On August 15, Idaho continued its fall camp in Moscow, with senior quarterback Joshua Wood demonstrating improved comfort in the offense under head coach Thomas Ford Jr. After a challenging previous season, Wood's enhanced leadership and grasp of the new scheme, led by offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker, have marked his development. Meanwhile, the offensive line is beginning to stabilize, featuring key players like senior center Layton Vining, who has stood out for his consistency. Five players have been prominent among the starters, with a total of eight to nine potentially seeing action this season.

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  • Joshua Wood's leadership and comfort in offense are enhanced.
  • Idaho's fall camp practices are taking place in Moscow.
  • Offensive line starters include Vining, Skinner, and Henson.
  • Wood emphasizes the importance of explosive plays this season.
  • Ford reports positive progress in offensive understanding.
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  • 1:11 PMYahoo SportsVANDAL NOTES: QB Wood settling in, O-line taking shape as Vandals find their footing
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Aug. 15—MOSCOW — On the 14th day of Idaho football's fall camp Friday, the Vandals took their training to the outdoor practice field. Throughout camp, senior quarterback Joshua Wood has looked increasingly comfortable in the offense that he'll be asked to lead this season. Under second-year head coach Thomas Ford Jr., Idaho has spent the first couple weeks of camp building identity on offense, ...

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