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    If Idaho (5-1, 2-0 WAC) beats Hawaii (2-3, 0-2) Saturday in what is expected to be a sold-out Kibbie Dome, it would be bowl eligible. "Idaho is a great prospect for us ... They have a great fan base and it's a program on the rise." "(WAC commissioner) Karl Benson knows where we as a bowl stand - we really like the idea of the Vandals playing in the Humanitarian Bowl.'' Idaho plays four of its final six games at home and needs two wins to clinch its first winning season since 1999. Full Article at Idaho Statesman
    Idaho is a great prospect for us ... They have a great fan base and it's a program on the rise.
    – Kevin McDonald SOURCE: Idaho Statesman 1 month ago
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WAC notebook: Vandals can become bowl eligible Saturday
  1. We have been beat up, we've been hurt ... É We are a team who is fighting through adversity, and we have been all season. But we're not making excuses. I've got a team that's a great bunch of guys that want to stick together.
    SOURCE: Idaho Statesman 1 month ago
  2. We talk a lot amongst ourselves about our goals, and playing in a bowl game is one of those goals
    SOURCE: Idaho Statesman 1 month ago
  3. They're every bit the team everybody expected them to be coming into this year
    SOURCE: Idaho Statesman 1 month ago
  4. It's not like he's been racking up yards against anybody's weak sister
    SOURCE: Idaho Statesman 1 month ago
  5. We're going on No. 6 and six is important because that means you're eligible to get in a bowl ... We'll have to win more than six, but you can't win more without getting that one first.
    SOURCE: Idaho Statesman 1 month ago

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