Bronco Mendenhall would have been in Albertsons Stadium last season with BYU. He just skipped a year—and tomorrow night he comes back to the blue turf wearing orange-and-navy as the second-year head coach at Virginia.
Time’s a-wastin’ at the wide receiver spot
The past few years, we always focused on who would make up Boise State’s “second wave” of wide receivers behind some combination of Matt Miller, Shane Williams-Rhodes, Thomas Sperbeck, Chaz Anderson and Cedrick Wilson.
The Cavaliers have to prepare for two Friday
Brett Rypien’s status is up in the air for Boise State’s Friday night ESPN2 game against Virginia.
Security comes in the form of a 65
Chesson Hadley picked a good time to fire a six-under 65 at Hillcrest Country Club.
All three phases converge at the right time
Boise State’s offense had been handed plenty of short fields last night—it seemed like more than all of last year combined—but had cashed in on only one by the time the fourth quarter began.
Tonight’s game kind of counts double
It doesn’t take much drilling down to figure out how important tonight’s game is for Boise State. It’s a divisional game in the Mountain West.
From rafting the Salmon to wreaking havoc
Leighton Vander Esch had to be runnerup to San Diego State’s Noble Hall for Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week, didn’t he?
Quick turnaround? Both sides may want it
The month of September had twists and turns for Boise State even before this season began.
A Bronco implosion negates a gutty effort
You couldn’t have asked for any more from the Boise State defense. The Broncos stymied one of the best quarterbacks in the country, didn’t allow an offensive touchdown until eight minutes remained in the game, and held Washington State to 22 rushing yards.
What’ll this homecoming be like?
The smoke enveloping the Northwest right now is symbolic of the overcast skies surrounding Boise State quarterback Brett Rypien.