Idaho Vandals Football Team Trivia

In 2000, Idaho quarterback John Welch joined the 3,000 yards passing club with a total of 3,171 passing yards.

In 2008, Idaho Vandal Nathan Enderle had 339 attempts for a completion percentage of 54.3. This means that out of the 339 attempts, he successfully completed 54.3% of them.

Idaho defeated Louisiana-Monroe with a score of 42-38 in their 1-10 2001 season.

After the 1-10 football season in 2001, Idaho let go of 3 assistant coaches.

Jake Scott made the Sun Belt all-conference second team in 2001.

Tom Cable came from Colorado to become the head football coach at Idaho in 2000.

Before joining the Sun Belt Conference in 2001, Idaho was in the Big West Conference.

The correct answer is 15. This means that out of the 58 punts made by Ryan Downes in 2000, 15 of them landed inside the 20 yard line.

Rick Giampietri is the correct answer because he was the Idaho Vandals football player who made the Verizon Academic All-American team in 2000.

Rick Giampietri was Idaho's second leading tackler in 2000 and he had a total of 97 tackles.

In 2000, Tom Cable earned his first win as the head coach of the Idaho Vandals against the Washington State Cougars.

Mao Tosi, a defensive tackle from Idaho, was drafted in the fifth round of the 2000 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals.

Eddie Williams is the correct answer because he was the Idaho Vandals running back who averaged 11.4 yards per attempt in 2008.

In 2008, Idaho kicker Tino Amacio had a perfect record of 100% for his point-after-touchdown kicks. This means that out of all the point-after-touchdown attempts he made, he successfully converted all of them. Therefore, the correct answer is 82, indicating that Tino Amacio made 82 point-after-touchdown kicks during his career in 2008.

In 2008, Josh Shaw led the Idaho Vandals with three sacks. The question is asking for the total number of sacks for the team, and the correct answer is 10. This means that besides Shaw's three sacks, the rest of the team combined for a total of seven sacks.

In 2008, the Idaho Vandals football team fumbled the ball 22 times. Out of those 22 fumbles, they were able to recover 10 of them. This means that they lost possession of the ball on 12 of the fumbles. Fumbling the ball can be detrimental to a team's performance, as it often leads to turnovers and lost opportunities to score. Therefore, it is important for teams to work on ball security and minimize the number of fumbles.

David Vobora was ranked in the top 10 nationally in tackles with 134 in 2006. This means that he successfully made 134 tackles during that year, which was enough to place him among the top 10 players in the country in terms of tackles.

In 2005, Idaho Vandals linebacker Cole Snyder ranked sixth nationally in total tackles with 139. This means that among all the linebackers in college football that year, Snyder had the sixth highest number of tackles.

In 2005, Idaho kicker Mike Barrow made a league-leading 53 yard field goal. The question asks which team he made this impressive field goal against. The correct answer is Louisiana Tech.

In 2004, Jayson Bird, a running back for the Idaho Vandals, had 859 yards.

Brian Howard had a conference-best 80 tackles for a defensive lineman in 2003.

Jake Scott was picked by the Indianapolis team in the seventh round of the 2004 NFL Draft.

Chris Lacy led the Vandals with 45 catches for 776 yards in 2000.

Tino Amancio did not make the first team all-WAC team for Idaho in 2008.

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Adam Korby was the other team captain for Idaho's football team in 2007.

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In 2005, Idaho's D.J. Smith had 1,001 receiving yards, which allowed him to finish second in the WAC in receiving yards.

In 2004, Bobby Bernal-Wood, the leading receiver for the Idaho Vandals, caught a total of 96 receptions. This indicates that he was the most successful receiver on the team that year, making him a valuable asset to the offense.