Ultimate Quiz On Idaho Vandals Football

The correct answer is "The Silver And Gold Game." This annual event is the Idaho Vandals spring football game. The name "The Silver And Gold Game" likely refers to the team colors of the Idaho Vandals, which are silver and gold.

Before playing in the WAC conference in 2005, the Idaho football team was a part of the Sun Belt conference.

Bobby Bernal-Wood was the second leading receiver in the nation for receptions in 2004, with a total of 96.

The winner of the rivalry football game between Boise St. and Idaho receives the Governor's Cup.

The Idaho Vandals left the Sun Belt conference after 2004 to join the WAC conference.

Nick Holt coached at USC Trojans before becoming Idaho's head football coach in 2004.

Tom Cable became the head coach of the Oakland Raiders in 2008.

Zach Gerstner is the correct answer because he is the only tailback listed who gained 1,157 yards and earned all-Sun Belt Conference honors in 2003. Malfred Shaw, Mike Lowry, and Willie Sipoloa are not mentioned as achieving these accomplishments in the given information.

Roderick Bryant is the correct answer because he is the only cornerback listed among the options. Additionally, being named a second-team all-conference cornerback suggests that he had a strong performance during the 2003 season. The fact that he had 40 tackles further supports his skill and involvement in the game.

Brian Lindgre was one of the two preseason all-conference Idaho players in 2003, along with Jake Scott.

In 2002, Idaho Vandals leading receiver Josh Jelmberg scored 7 touchdowns.

Rod Bryant had the most interceptions for the Idaho Vandals in 2002, with two.

The correct answer is Two. This means that there were two Idaho football players who were drafted in the seventh round of the NFL Draft.

Chris Lacy made the 2001 Sun-Belt all conference first team because he had 65 receptions.

In 2001, Idaho had a highly effective passing game that ranked them fourth nationally in passing offense. This suggests that their team had a strong group of quarterbacks and receivers, and they were able to consistently move the ball through the air. Being ranked fourth in passing offense indicates that they were among the top teams in the country in terms of their ability to gain yards and score points through passing plays.

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In 2005, Idaho's football team had a 2-6 record in the WAC conference. This means that they won 2 games and lost 6 games in the conference. The question asks for the place they tied for, which indicates their ranking within the conference. Since they had a losing record, it is unlikely that they finished in first, second, or third place. Therefore, the most probable answer is that they tied for fourth place in the WAC conference.

Jake Scott was the only Idaho Vandals player to be drafted in the NFL Draft in 2004.

Jayson Bird led the Idaho Vandals football team with 859 rushing yards in 2004.

Cole Snyder was the lone Idaho defensive player to make the Sun Belt all-conference team in 2004. This means that out of all the defensive players from Idaho, only Snyder was recognized and selected for the all-conference team. The other options, Simeon Stewart, Josh Bousman, and Brandon Kania, did not receive this honor.

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Brian Lindgren is the correct answer because he was the quarterback for Idaho in 2002 and he threw for 2763 yards with 18 touchdowns.

Blair Lewis is the correct answer because he is the only running back listed who could have potentially averaged 93 yards a game in 2002. The other three options, Malfred Shaw, Zach Gerstner, and Deonte Jackson, do not have any information provided about their average yards per game in 2002. Therefore, Blair Lewis is the most likely candidate based on the given information.

Jordan Kramer is the correct answer because he was a first team all-conference Idaho linebacker in 2002 and led the team with 124 tackles. Mike Anderson, Nathan Zody, and Jordan Lampos are not mentioned as being all-conference linebackers or leading the team in tackles.

Cedric Thompson is the correct answer because he was a receiver for Idaho in 2002 and he made second team all-conference for special teams.

Idaho finished seventh in the Sun Belt conference in 2002 with a 2-10 record.

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From 2000-03, Idaho lost five times to a Division I-AA team.

Nick Holt was the defensive coordinator for Idaho from 1994 to 1997 before becoming head coach in 2004.

Brandon Kania is the correct answer because he led the Idaho Vandals team with seven sacks in 2001. This indicates that he was the most successful at tackling the opposing team's quarterback behind the line of scrimmage, resulting in a loss of yards for the opposing team.