This Day In Sports: The Broncos’ first in-state rivalry game
November 2, 1968: In its inaugural season as a four-year program, Boise State plays its first home game against an NCAA school—in-state rival Idaho State, no less.
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November 2, 1968: In its inaugural season as a four-year program, Boise State plays its first home game against an NCAA school—in-state rival Idaho State, no less.
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October 30, 2003: Boise State plays its first game ever against the most storied football program in the Intermountain West, BYU. The Broncos were greeted in Provo by a light snowstorm, but they were unfazed.
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October 29, 2018: With some of them popping over the head of former Boise State star Chandler Hutchison, Golden State’s Klay Thompson breaks the NBA single-game record with 14 three-pointers in the Warriors’ 149-124 win at Chicago.
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There’s always Dylan Riley talk around here, as the Boise State star has regained the national lead in rushing yards with 937. And then there’s this: Saturday’s game against Texas State will feature two of the top four rushers in the country.
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October 27, 2011, 15 years ago today: In what is called the best non-clinching Game 6 in World Series history, the Texas Rangers twice reach the final strike for their first world championship.
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