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Jayden Barfuss

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Idaho Falls, Moscow
As seen in: Idaho State Journal, Post Register, University of Idaho Argonaut, Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Idaho Press, Longview News-Journal, Preston Citizen, The Herald Journal, Intermountain Farm & Ranch, Jefferson Star (Post Register), Rexburg Standard Journal, Belgrade News, Teton Valley News and
Covers:  Soccer,Basketball,some football and volleyball
TRHS alum class of 2022. U of I 2026 sports writer for UI argonaut!

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Student sports Journalist at the university of Idaho

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By Jayden Barfuss Verified
| Idaho State Journal Verified
A marathon is the longest distance most people will ever run, but for local  mental health counselor and former college football player Devon Edwards — it's just the starting point. On May 14, Edwards and his fiancée, Amanda Taron, set out on a journey to spread awareness about mental health across the nation, starting in Boston, Massachusetts, and ending in Newport, Oregon.
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"We were never going to give up” Bengals grind out 28-24 victory over Southern Utah Original

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By Jayden Barfuss Verified
| Idaho State Journal Verified
Fifth year wide receiver Chedon James and Sophomore wide receiver Zedekiah Anahu-Ambrosio celebrate after a play in the Bengals 28-24 Sept. 26 victory over Southern Utah In Cedar City Sometimes you have to win ugly, and the Idaho State Bengals football team did just that with a 28-24 victory over Southern Utah to move to 4-0 (1-0 in Big Sky play) — their best start to a season since 1995.
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Bengals grind out 28-24 win at Southern Utah, move to 4-0

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By Jayden Barfuss Verified
| Idaho State Journal Verified
Idaho State wide receivers Chedon James (6) and Zedekiah Anahu-Ambrosio have some fun after a play during a game against Southern Utah on Saturday in Cedar City, Utah. CEDAR CITY, Utah — Sometimes you have to win ugly, and the No. 14 Idaho State Bengals football team did just that Saturday with a 28-24 victory over Southern Utah to move to 4-0 (1-0 in Big Sky play) — their best start to a season since 1995.
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