Vic Aquino is a journalist based in San Jose, California, focusing on local sports news for Mountain West Connection. With a passion for covering the San Jose State Spartans, Vic provides in-depth previews, analysis, and game recaps, keeping readers informed about the latest developments in the team's journey.
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Vic Aquino's coverage predominantly focuses on college football, particularly games involving the San Jose State University team and those within the Mountain West Conference. The majority of his articles are event-focused, with a significant portion also featuring announcements and expert commentary.
Given this focus, Vic may be open to pitches related to upcoming or recent games involving these teams, including insights from players, coaches, or analysts. Additionally, he may welcome expert analysis on team strategies or broader trends within the conference.
Considering his local geographic focus in California (specifically San Jose), pitches should emphasize relevance to this region when applicable.
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Odum’s football son goes for the cycle
The tough, tough balance
Who you are is who you are this time of year. San Jose State (6-3, 3-2 MW) is a big play team who lives and dies by the long ball. Oregon State (4-5) predicates its identity through a run game.
Head-to-Head: The Broncos are 15-1 all-time over SJSU; beating Boise only in the 2020 Mountain West
In front of 20,5017 at CEFCU, San Jose State (6-4, 3-3 MW) was in a prize fight before completely running out of gas. Going drive for drive early on, but with costly turnovers and ill-timed gadget plays, Boise State (9-1, 6-0 MW) won big 42-21 going away.
A rain-soaked Friday night forced some dreary play on both sides leaving one to wonder if these Mountain West teams weren’t built for cold-weather.
“The regionality of this rivalry and to get this thing going again — it matters a lot,” said San Jose State football analyst and KTRB 860 play-by-play broadcaster Kevin Richardson.
The 68th meeting between local Bay Area rivals San Jose State (7-5, 3-4 MW) and Stanford (3-9, 2-6 ACC) was a long-awaited 34-31 rivalry win and an entertaining encounter at CEFCU Stadium.
By: Vic Aquino
The Spartans are 3-3 in bowl games this century (7-6 all-time). 2006, 2012 and 2015 were vibrant wins. The last three most recent appearances not so much.
Between unfinished business, the portal, a dubious history & paradise
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