“It’s Good Times In San Diego,” said the front page headline in Saturday morning’s San Diego Union-Tribune, accompanied by a story on excitement returning to Aztecs basketball. Good times, indeed.
Does success in San Diego mean anything?
Boise State’s first basketball season in the Mountain West was 2011-12. On February 1, the Broncos faced their first trip to Viejas Arena to face San Diego State, which was ranked No. 17 at the time.
Justinian did more than just break the record
When Boise State’s Justinian Jessup finally hit a three-pointer in the final minute of the first half Wednesday night, you wondered if that would be it, considering how much UNLV was blanketing him.
Figuring out those elusive threes
Boise State is shooting 33.7 percent for the season from three-point range. That’s not good, but it’s not terrible. A handful of games pulls that number up, though.
Pass it around, Broncos
In a water-treading win over Wyoming and a thumping loss at Nevada, the Boise State men stopped helping. As in, dishing out assists.
Boise State hoops: Just like old times, unfortunately
The Nevada Wolf Pack did not come back to the pack Saturday. Pun intended. That Pack beat Boise State for the eighth consecutive time, winning 83-66 in Reno.
Early litmus test ahead for Broncos hoops
Certainly the Boise State men weren’t looking ahead on New Year’s Day. Now they can, and they’d best not look back on their plodding 65-54 win over Wyoming.
Kellen Moore: Ah, to be a fly on the wall
How Bronco Nation wishes it knew what’s going through Kellen Moore’s mind right now.
Weaver has woven his dream
We now switch from tracking Curtis Weaver’s watch lists and All-America honors and Boise State sack totals to his projections for the 2020 NFL Draft.
The haves and have-not-quite-enoughs
Now that Boise State’s punishing 38-7 loss to Washington in the Las Vegas Bowl has sunk in, there’s a bigger picture to consider. The gap between the Group of 5 and Power 5 conferences only gets wider.