PROVO, Utah – Jamaal Williams and Adam Hine combined for 272 yards and four touchdowns to lead BYU football to a 59-13 win over Idaho State at LaVell Edwards Stadium on senior night.

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BYU (7-3) amassed 578 yards of total offense, including 421 yards on the ground, and held Idaho State (3-8, 1-6 Big Sky) to 287 yards of total offense.

Williams ran for 131 yards on 13 carries and tied a career-high with three rushing touchdowns. Hine went for a career-high 141 yards and one touchdown on just 10 rushes.

Taysom Hill went 11 for 19 for 153 yards and two touchdowns before being replaced just before halftime.

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BYU received the opening kickoff and drove 60 yards over 12 plays to take an early 7-0 lead on a two-yard run by Williams. On the drive, the Cougars registered four first downs, and Hill opened the game hitting his first four passes and spreading the ball out to three different receivers.

Idaho State intercepted Hill on BYU’s next drive and used a series of run and pass plays to get the ball down to the 5-yard line. A pass interference penalty on third down gave the Bengals first-and-goal from the 2-yard line before having to settle for a field goal.

Williams increased the Cougar lead 14-3 on a career-long 70-yard touchdown the next time BYU had the ball. The long run came on fourth-and-1 and Williams took the ball up the middle and ran almost untouched into the end zone.

BYU forced Idaho State to punt for the third time in the first quarter and took over on offense from the Bengals' 49-yard line. Four plays later, Hill found senior Skyler Ridley for a 36-yard touchdown pass to increase the lead to 21-3 just 30 seconds into the second quarter. The touchdown grab was a career-long for Ridley.

The Cougars scored two touchdowns in 52 seconds to take a 35-3 lead with just over nine minutes left in the second quarter. Williams tied his career-high with his third rushing touchdown of the game, and Bronson Kaufusi returned an interception 12 yards for his first career interception and touchdown.

Hill found senior Richard Wilson alone in the back of the end zone for a 15-yard touchdown pass, and freshman Algernon Brown ran it in from 23 yards out to give BYU a 49-3 lead just before the end of the first half.

On the first play of the second half for BYU, Hine went off the right tackles and ran 64 yards to the end zone for his first career touchdown to put the Cougars up 56-3.

Senior Justin Sorensen added a 26-yard field goal in the third quarter, and Idaho State scored a touchdown and kicked a field goal for the final score of 59-13.

The Cougars return to action Nov. 23 at Notre Dame at 3:30 p.m. EST. The game will be broadcast live on NBC.

PROVO, Utah -- BYU football finishes its home schedule Saturday at 1 p.m. MST, welcoming Idaho State to LaVell Edwards Stadium. The game will be broadcast on BYUtv.

Kickoff is slated for 1:05 p.m. MST.

The Countdown to Kickoff pregame show will begin at noon p.m. MST on BYUtv and BYUtvsports.com. Fans can also tune in to BYUtv and BYUtvsports.com for the live postgame show at the conclusion of the game. Radio coverage will begin at 11 a.m. MST on the Cougar IMG Sports Network 1160 AM/102.7 FM and BYU Radio (SiriusXM channel 143).

Idaho State (3-7, 1-6 Big Sky) at BYU (6-3)
Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013 at 1:05 p.m. CST
LaVell Edwards Stadium
Provo, Utah

BYU vs. Idaho State Game Notes

Series

BYU is 4-0 against Idaho State. The last time the Cougars and the Bengals met was in 2011, when BYU defeated Idaho State 56-3 in Provo.

The last time BYU played a Big Sky team was in 2012, when BYU defeated Weber State 45-13 in Provo. BYU is 39-16-2 against Big Sky teams.

Bowl eligible. With BYU’s win against Boise State, the Cougars reached the six-win bowl eligibility mark. If not selected for a BCS bowl, BYU has accepted a spot in the Fight Hunger Bowl in San Francisco Dec. 27.

Offense

BYU ranks No. 13 in the nation in rushing offense with 248.1 yards per game earned on the ground. 

BYU is also No. 12 in total offense with 495.4 yards per game.

Linebacker Kyle Van Noy is on finalist or semifinalist lists for four awards-- the Senior CLASS Award finalist list and the Butkus, Bednarik and Lombardi semifinalist lists.

Cody Hoffman holds the BYU all-time records for career receiving yards with 3,355, receptions with 239 and touchdown receptions with 33. He needs one more 100-yard receiving games to pass Austin Collie and 305 more all-purpose yards to pass Curtis Brown.

Defense

Van Noy has 26 career sacks, which is the second most nationally among active FBS players. The senior needs eight more sacks this season to pass the career sack record at BYU (33).