The Scott Slant: Tom Scott
The Scott Slant: Tom Scott

This Day In Sports: The new college hoops comeback kings

February 22, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 22, 2018: Drexel stages the biggest comeback in Division I college basketball history, rallying from a 34-point deficit to edge Delaware 85-83.

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This Day In Sports: Carl Powell lights up old Bronco Gym

February 18, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 18, 1979: Until Chandler Hutchison’s record 44-point night against San Diego State in 2018, it’s Boise State’s last 40-point game, as guard Carl Powell scores exactly that in a 98-87 loss to Idaho State in old Bronco Gym.

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This Day In Sports: A-Rod bends baseball’s balance of power

February 17, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 17, 2004: The New York Yankees, thought by many to be evolving into merely an All-Star team, plug in the biggest prize yet.

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Scott Slant Wednesday Weekly: Definition of a trap game

February 16, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

There’s something about playing at Air Force that drives Boise State crazy. It’s the Falcons’ deliberate, back-cutting style of play. It’s the atmosphere in one of the Mountain West’s smallest gyms.

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This Day In Sports: Not a dry eye at J-Mac’s school

February 15, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 15, 2006: With only four minutes remaining in the final home game of the season, Greece Athena High School in upstate New York subs in scorekeeper Jason McElwain, a 17-year-old student with autism.

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This Day In Sports: The topping off of Bronco Stadium

February 14, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 14, 2007, 15 years ago today: The next step in the evolution of Boise State football is marked by the groundbreaking on the $36 million sky suite/press box addition to Bronco Stadium.

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This Day In Sports: One of the cookie-cutter stadiums crumbles

February 11, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 11, 2001: Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh is imploded during a 19-second detonation viewed at a distance by 20,000 fans. That ended a run of more than 30 years for the facility, which was home to both the Pirates and the Steelers.

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This Day In Sports: The crown jewel coach of the Utah Jazz

February 10, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 10, 2011: At the time the longest-tenured coach in any of the four major professional sports, Jerry Sloan resigns in the midst of his 23rd season leading the Utah Jazz.

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Scott Slant Wednesday Weekly: Avoiding sweat down the stretch

February 9, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

We’re in February. You know what I’m talking about, Bronco Nation. This men’s hoops team feels different, but let’s just be aware of some things that could derail Boise State down the stretch.

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This Day In Sports: The dawn of Knight’s Olympic dream

February 8, 2022 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant / No Comments

February 8, 1998: The first women’s ice hockey game in Olympics history is played in Nagano, Japan, as Finland beats Sweden 6-0. The United States would win the first gold medal in the sport the following week, defeating rival Canada 7-4.

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