SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — It was a bring-your-own-energy type of game for Montana State on the road Saturday night at Cal Poly, but the Bobcats didn’t have much of it in the first half.

At one point MSU coach Brent Vigen could be seen, shall we say, motivating the offensive line along the sideline as the whole unit struggled to find points. But in the end of what was a 34-17 win, the No. 5-ranked Cats showed that it doesn’t always have to be pretty.

MSU was coming off a bye and playing in front of a subdued crowd at Mustang Memorial Field. The first touchdown of the game didn’t come until the 8:16 mark of the second quarter, when Bobcats quarterback Justin Lamson found Jared White on a wheel route to give MSU a 10-0 lead.

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