San Jose State Spartans Football Quiz

The New York Jets picked San Jose State's Dwight Lowery in the fourth round of the 2008 NFL Draft.

Jarron Gilbert was selected to play in the 2009 Shrine Game for San Jose State.

Jarron Gilbert is the correct answer because he was the San Jose State player who won the WAC's 2008 defensive MVP award and also led the team with 9.5 sacks.

Duke Ihenacho led the San Jose State Spartans with five interceptions in the 2008 season.

In 2008, San Jose State quarterback Kyle Reed had a total of thirteen combined touchdowns.

In the 2008 WAC opener versus Hawaii, San Jose State caused six turnovers.

Duke Ihenacho led San Jose State in 2008 with five interceptions. This means that he was able to catch or intercept the opposing team's passes five times during that season. It is likely that he demonstrated exceptional skill and awareness in reading the opposing team's plays and positioning himself to make these interceptions.

In 2008, Brandon Rutley was the leading kickoff returner for San Jose State with 748 yards.

Brandon Rutley combined for 1,165 all-purpose yards to lead San Jose State in 2008.

In 2007, the San Jose State football team was a part of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC).

Jacob French played the position of Tailback in 2007 for San Jose State.

Adam Tafralis played quarterback for San Jose State in 2007 and recorded 3,022 yards.

In 2007, Kevin Jurovich recorded 1,183 yards playing for San Jose State. This indicates that he was involved in the passing game, as yards are typically recorded by receivers who catch passes. The position that is primarily responsible for catching passes is the Wide Receiver position. Therefore, the correct answer is Wide Receiver.

In 2007, San Jose State's head football coach was Dick Tomey. This can be inferred from the information provided in the question, which states that the team had an overall record of 5-7 in that year. Since the question is asking for the head coach during that specific year, the correct answer is Dick Tomey.

The annual football game between San Jose State and Stanford from 2007 was called the Bill Walsh Legacy Game.

The correct answer is Battle Of The 152. The nickname "Battle Of The 152" refers to the rivalry game between San Jose State and Fresno State football teams. The number 152 represents the California State Route 152, which connects the two cities. This nickname highlights the intense competition and geographical significance of the game.

James Jones, a player from San Jose State, was drafted 78th overall in the 2007 NFL draft. The team that selected him was the Green Bay Packers.

John Broussard was drafted in the seventh round by the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2007.