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Idaho football's senior quarterback Joshua Wood is showing improved performance in fall camp under new offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker and head coach Thomas Ford Jr., according to Ford.

Ford described Wood as 'phenomenal' during camp, noting his improved footwork and understanding of the new offensive system. Wood, who led the Vandals to a 4-8 record last season, has taken on a leadership role in the offense this year.

Ford stated Wood has been 'showing up early and staying late' in preparation, aiming to avoid the disappointing 2025 season. The Vandals' offense will rely heavily on Wood's development this season.

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    Idaho football's senior quarterback Joshua Wood is showing improved performance in fall camp“Under second-year head coach Thomas Ford Jr., Idaho has spent the first couple weeks of camp building identity on offense, centered around new offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker’s system and Wood’s ability to command it. Ford said that Wood has been ”
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    Idaho football's senior quarterback Joshua Wood is under new offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker“Under second-year head coach Thomas Ford Jr., Idaho has spent the first couple weeks of camp building identity on offense, centered around new offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker’s system and Wood’s ability to command it.”
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    Idaho football's senior quarterback Joshua Wood is under head coach Thomas Ford Jr.“Under second-year head coach Thomas Ford Jr., Idaho has spent the first couple weeks of camp building identity on offense, centered around new offensive coordinator Ian Shoemaker’s system and Wood’s ability to command it.”
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    Head coach Thomas Ford Jr. described Joshua Wood as 'phenomenal' during camp“Ford said that Wood has been "phenomenal" throughout fall camp, and pointed to his attention to detail, improved footwork and a growing understanding of what Ford and Shoemaker have envisioned for the offense.”
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    Joshua Wood has improved footwork during camp“Ford said that Wood has been "phenomenal" throughout fall camp, and pointed to his attention to detail, improved footwork and a growing understanding of what Ford and Shoemaker have envisioned for the offense.”
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    Joshua Wood has improved understanding of the new offensive system“Plus, we’ll look at the offensive line starters, with their depth, and how this year’s camp feels fundamentally different for Ford in these Vandal Notes: Joshua Wood’s development in a new offense The most crucial player at any position on the Vandal offense is Wood. His season could make or break Idaho’s success this year. With that being said, he is entering more of a leadership role with a brand-new offensive scheme, with Shoemaker stepping in as the Vandals’ OC. Ford called Wood a guy who is going to show up early and stay late. After last year’s 4-8 season, he believes Wood had a poor taste in his mouth, feeling he could have done more to help Idaho be more successful. “I know that his development since (then) has been incredible,” Ford said of Wood. “He’s obviously an incredible leader”
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    Joshua Wood led the Vandals to a 4-8 record last seasonNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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    Joshua Wood has taken on a leadership role in the offense this year“His season could make or break Idaho’s success this year. With that being said, he is entering more of a leadership role with a brand-new offensive scheme, with Shoemaker stepping in as the Vandals’ OC.”
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    Head coach Thomas Ford Jr. stated Joshua Wood has been 'showing up early and staying late' in preparation“Ford said that Wood has been "phenomenal" throughout fall camp, and pointed to his attention to detail, improved footwork and a growing understanding of what Ford and Shoemaker have envisioned for the offense. Plus, we’ll look at the offensive line starters, with their depth, and how this year’s camp feels fundamentally different for Ford in these Vandal Notes: Joshua Wood’s development in a new offense The most crucial player at any position on the Vandal offense is Wood. His season could make or break Idaho’s success this year. With that being said, he is entering more of a leadership role with a brand-new offensive scheme, with Shoemaker stepping in as the Vandals’ OC. Ford called Wood a guy who is going to show up early and stay late. After last year’s 4-8 season, he believes Wood had a poor taste in his mouth, feeling he could have done more to help Idaho be more successful. "I know that his development since (then) has been incredible," Ford said of Wood. "He’s obviously an incredible leader"”
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    Head coach Thomas Ford Jr. stated Joshua Wood aims to avoid the disappointing 2025 seasonNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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    The Vandals' offense will rely heavily on Joshua Wood's development this season“The most crucial player at any position on the Vandal offense is Wood. His season could make or break Idaho’s success this year.”

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