SDSU is 39-3 in program history when scoring at least 100 points.

The last time the Aztecs gave up at least 97 points and won was a 123-103 victory over U.S. International on Feb. 27, 1991.

San Diego State’s Jaedon LeDee is the 2nd Division I player over the last 10 seasons to score 20+ points on at least 55% shooting in each of his first 4 games of a season.

The other was Dayton’s Obi Toppin in 2019-20, en route to the Wooden Award.

Seventh turnover forced this season for SDSU (first fumble recovery) in 10-plus quarters.

First 20-yard run allowed by SDSU this season, which came on the 58th rushing attempt.

WR Mekhi Shaw with his first touchdown catch of the season and fourth of his career.

QB Jalen Mayden with his third touchdown pass of the season and 16th of his career.

First career starts at SDSU today:

LB New Zealand Williams
S Deshawn McCuin (1 start at TCU)
WR Phillippe Wesley

The Aztecs have six interceptions this season from five different players.

Jalen Mayden has the most rushing yards by an Aztec quarterback in school history. He’s the first 100-yard rushing Aztec QB since current Minnesota Viking head coach Kevin O’Connell had 101 at Brigham Young on Nov. 6, 2004.

SDSU is 35-5 under Brady Hoke when leading after three quarters.

First career touchdown for Martin Blake.

SDSU is over 200 yards rushing. The Aztecs are 54-2 in their last 56 games when rushing for at least 200 yards and 51-1 in their last 52 regular-season games when reaching 200 yards.

That was SDSU's first special teams safety since Oct. 4, 2013.

Dez Malone with his fourth career interception (first this season).

Jaylon Armstead with his first rushing touchdown of the season and third of his career. He has four overall touchdowns.

Fourth career rushing touchdown for Jalen Mayden (first this season).

Second straight game with an interception for Cedarious Barfield and third of his career. SDSU has four interceptions this year in four-plus quarters.

Jack Browning is now 3-for-4 in field goal attempts this season and 23-for-29 for his career.