Blake Jurich
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Jurich completed 7-of-15 passes for 43 yards and an interception and ran five times for an additional three yards Saturday as San Jose State fell to San Diego State 38-7 on the road.
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Jurich came into Saturday's game after starter Mitch Ravizza was forced to the sidelines early in the first quarter with muscle spasms in his back, but eventually gave way to Joe Gray, this after reinjuring the same left knee that caused him to leave last week's contest at Utah State.
Jurich came into Saturday's game after starter Mitch Ravizza was forced to the sidelines early in the first quarter with muscle spasms in his back, but eventually gave way to Joe Gray, this after reinjuring the same left knee that caused him to leave last week's contest at Utah State.
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Jurich (knee) will likely be available as a backup to starter Mitch Ravizza on Saturday against San Diego State, InsideBayArea.com reports.
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Jurich started at quarterback for San Jose State Friday night as the Spartans played Utah State on the road, but suffered a left knee injury on the contest's first offensive play that left him sidelined for the remainder of the game, the Mercury News reports.
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Jurich has a good chance to start Friday's game against Utah State, the San Jose Mercury News reports.
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Jurich will not start Saturday's game against Nevada, the San Jose Mercury News reports.
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Jurick completed 14-of-29 passes for 161 yards and a touchdown but turned the ball over three times Saturday as San Jose State fell to Minnesota 24-7 on the road in Minneapolis.
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