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Weber State and Portland State to resume Big Sky action in Ogden

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Weber State and Portland State to resume Big Sky action in Ogden
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Weber State and Portland State were scheduled to resume Big Sky Conference action with a kickoff at 6 p.m. Saturday at Stewart Stadium in Ogden. According to a September 26 report, Weber State entered the matchup with a 2-2 record, while Portland State held a 0-4 record.

Key takeaways

  • Weber State and Portland State were scheduled for a 6 p.m. Saturday kickoff at Stewart Stadium in Ogden.
  • Weber State held a 2-2 record while Portland State held a 0-4 record.
  • The game was scheduled to be broadcast live on ESPN+ via the ESPN app or WatchESPN.com.
  • Weber State was a favorite by 11-12 points heading into the game.

Weber State and Portland State were scheduled to resume Big Sky Conference action with a 6 p.m. kickoff Saturday at Stewart Stadium in Ogden. The matchup featured Weber State, who held a 2-2 record, against Portland State, who held a 0-4 record.

Weber State was considered a favorite over Portland State by 11-12 points. The game was scheduled to stream live on ESPN+ through the ESPN app or WatchESPN.com.

Standard-Examiner sports editor and Weber State sports beat writer Brett Hein provided live updates, analysis, and coverage from Stewart Stadium. Readers were invited to join the conversation by creating a username to post comments on the live blog.

The matchup followed previous Weber State football highlights, including a 2-OT win at Cal Poly involving Dahle, Kjars, and Small. Additionally, reports noted that Shaheed and Johnson posted NFL highlights, while Small was honored.

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