The San Jose State football team aims to end a 23-year losing streak at Mackay Stadium when they face Nevada. Freshman quarterback Daniel Rolovich is set to lead the game. The matchup is expected to be highly significant with predictions and analysis from various sources. This game marks a significant chance for San Jose State to break the long-standing losing streak at their home stadium.
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