Craziest upset of the college football season happened on Friday night while everyone was asleep
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Key Points:
- Montana State, the reigning FCS national champion and top-ranked team, suffered a stunning upset against winless Idaho in a thrilling game at the Kibbie Dome in Moscow, Idaho.
- The game ended controversially when Montana State coach Brent Vigen called a timeout with eight seconds left, giving Idaho an extra play that led to a game-winning touchdown.
- Idaho completed a remarkable 14-point fourth-quarter comeback to win 35-34 in regulation, shocking the undefeated Bobcats and ending their 19-game winning streak.
- This upset highlights the excitement and unpredictability of FCS football, offering a compelling alternative to the Power 4 college football games typically featured on Friday nights.
- The victory was especially sweet for Idaho, as Montana State had eliminated them from the FCS playoffs in 2024, adding extra motivation to the David vs. Goliath matchup.
