It wasn't always pretty, but Washington State quarterback John Mateer helped his Cougars team grit out a double-overtime win over San Jose State on Friday night

PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Dylan Paine scored on a 7-yard run in the second overtime, John Mateer ran it in on the mandatory two-point conversion and Washington State rallied last in a wild 54-52 victory over San Jose State on Friday night.

In a wild double-overtime finish, Washington State secured a thrilling 54-52 victory over San Jose State on Friday night.

Dylan Paine scored on a 7-yard run in the second overtime, John Mateer ran it in on the mandatory two-point conversion and Washington State rallied last in a wild 54-52 victory over San Jose State.

After their Friday night clash, only one will remain undefeated entering Week 5. Check out the latest betting odds, spread analysis, and our prediction for San Jose State vs. Washington State ahead of Friday night’s matchup.

Texas Tech QB Behren Morton threw for 323 yards and one TD on 58 attempts, but was intercepted twice. Texas Tech played without star running back Tahj Brooks a week after he rushed for 153 yards and a touchdown in the Red Raiders’ opening victory over Abilene Christian.

Following Washington State's victory in last week's Apple Cup rivalry, Friday night's matchup with San Jose State had the makings of a trap game for the Cougars. However, Jake Dickert's team were able to make they plays they needed,

For the first time in modern college football history, the Apple Cup features non-conference rivals. The Washington State Cougars are eager to defeat their rival, the Washington Huskies, especially with recent conference realignment leaving the Cougars feeling overlooked.