FISKE DELIVERS CSUN WIN : NORTHRIDGE 30, WEBER STATE 20.(SPORTS)

From: Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) | Date: October 12, 1997 | Copyright information

Byline: Marc J. Spears Daily News Staff Writer

Cal State Northridge's Josh Fiske doesn't have the explosiveness, experience or reputation of injured quarterback Aaron Flowers.

That, however, didn't matter on Saturday night as Flowers' understudy showed poise and leadership well beyond his sophomore status. Fiske scored a late key touchdown and spearheaded the Matadors to a 30-20 Big Sky victory over Weber State in front of 3,856 and a wild wind at North Campu...

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