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6A — BAKER CITY HERALD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2019 WEEK AHEAD IN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 ■ Volleyball: Powder Valley at Union, 5 p.m.; Parma at Baker, 6:30 p.m. ■ Boys soccer: Baker at Nyssa, 3 p.m. (MT) ■ Girls soccer: Baker at Nyssa, 5 p.m. (MT) BAKER BOYS SOCCER PREVIEW Boise State rallies past Florida State By Bob Ferrante Associated Press TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Through the uncertainty, the travel and the adversity, Boise State never lost focus. Not even when the Broncos were down by 18 points in the second half. And they have authored the latest chapter in Boise State’s history of upsets. Hank Bachmeier tossed a third-quarter TD pass and Robert Mahone had a 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth and Boise State rallied from an 18-point defi cit to knock off Florida State 36-31 on Saturday. Boise State (1-0) was quick to rally and overwhelmed Florida State on a humid afternoon. In a game moved from Jacksonville to Tallahassee due to Hurricane Dorian, Florida State squandered a 31-13 lead and lost its season opener for the third straight time. Bachmeier, a true freshman, was pounded early by Florida State’s defensive front for fi ve sacks and eight hurries. But he threw for 407 yards as Boise State de- feated a Power 5 team for the sixth time since the 2014 season. It was the most passing yards by a Boise State fi rst- time starting quarterback. And Bachmeier delivered on third downs, completing 8 of 12 passes for 136 yards. Mobile Service Any issue $40 fl at rate Call or Text 24/7 Dale Bogardus 541-297-5831 When your computer is in despair, call Outstanding Computer Repair! www.outstandingcomputerrepair.com Refurbished Desktop & Laptops For Sale House calls (let me come to you!) Drop Offs & Remote Services are Available All credit cards accepted THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 ■ Volleyball: Burnt River at Jordan Valley, 3:30 p.m.; Powder Valley at Weston-McEwen, 6 p.m.; Baker at Homedale, 6 p.m. ■ Girls soccer: Baker at Riverside, 5 p.m. S. John Collins / Baker City Herald Alex Davila and teammates work on scoring attempts during practice. Baker mixes vets, youngsters of freshmen. “We hope to be gsteele@bakercityherald.com close to what last year’s team The Baker boys soccer team did,” he said. will be a mix of young and old The Bulldogs fi nished 5-4-2 this season. in 2018. The Bulldogs have 29 Five seniors — Brylan players out for the program, Robb, Isaac Nemec, Alex Da- including nine freshmen and villa, Jamisun Rigueiro and eight seniors. Jorge Duran — return from “I like that,” said coach Vic- that team. tor Benites about the number Benites said this year’s team appears to be strongest on defense and midfi eld. He said he is looking for someone to step forward at the forward position. Baker lost its top two scorers at those positions to graduation. Another senior, Silas Carter, will start in Baker’s goal. Baker opens its season Tuesday at Nyssa. By Gerry Steele Oklahoma State rolls past Beavers, 52-36 CORVALLIS (AP) — Red- shirt freshman Spencer Sand- ers says his fi rst-game jitters were calmed by teammate Chuba Hubbard. Sanders made the most of his debut for Oklahoma State, throwing for 203 yards and TREASURE VALLEY STEEL, INC. three scores in a 52-36 victory over Oregon State on Friday night. Hubbard rushed for 221 yards and three touchdowns for the Cowboys, while Tylan Wallace caught fi ve passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns. Oklahoma State fi nished with 555 yards of total offense. “I was nervous, it’s my fi rst game,” Sanders said. “But Chuba, he was helping me a lot. 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FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 ■ Cross country: Baker at Caldwell Twilight, tba ■ Volleyball: Pine-Eagle at Union, 5 p.m. ■ Football: Burnt River/ Prairie City at Mitchell/ Spray/Wheeler, 2 p.m.; Powder Valley vs. Ione/ Arlington, 4 p.m., Hermiston; Pine-Eagle at Cambridge, 6 p.m.; Baker at Nyssa, 7 p.m. (MT) SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 ■ Football: Huntington/ Harper vs. Sherman/ Condon, 1 p.m., Condon ■ Volleyball: Baker at Burns Tourney, 9 a.m. AT A GLANCE Valeri’s goal lifts Timbers to win PORTLAND (AP) — Diego Valeri scored in the 16th minute and the Port- land Timbers held on to snap a two-game losing streak with a 1-0 victory over Real Salt Lake on Saturday night. The Timbers improved to 12-11-4 as they contin- ue to jockey for a spot in the postseason. Portland remains just outside of the playoff picture with seven games remaining. Real Salt Lake (13-11-4) hasn’t won in Portland since 2017. Arkansas holds off Portland State FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Chad Morris was candid when asked about his team’s of- fensive performance in a narrow season-opening 20-13 win against Port- land State on Saturday. With 11 new starters on offense following last season’s dismal 2-10 effort, the offensive mas- termind whose offenses were explosive at both Tulsa and Clemson when he was the country’s highest paid offensive coordinator, pulled no punches Saturday. The Razorbacks rushed for 204 yards, which was a bright spot, Morris said. But the combined 18-of-35 passing effort from transfer quarter- backs Ben Hicks and Nick Starkel was well below what Morris envisioned when they joined the program. Gordon leads WSU to victory PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Anthony Gordon’s starting debut for No. 23 Washington State was perfect for most of the fi rst half and nearly fl aw- less overall. Gordon completed his fi rst 15 passes, threw for 330 yards and four touchdowns in the fi rst half, and No. 23 Washing- ton State rolled past New Mexico State 58-7 on Saturday night. Gordon hit 22 of 23 passes in the fi rst half. The only incompletion was a drop by Brandon Arconado.