So now that Boise State’s Chandler Hutchison has been named first-team All-Mountain West by conference coaches after being a second-team pick by the media, here’s the question: which All-Mountain West team is official?
Zak Hill gets the keys to the Bronco cruiser
There will be no more of the co-offensive coordinator thing at Boise State. With one of last year’s co-OC’s, Scott Huff, off to Washington, coach Bryan Harsin has declared Zak Hill ready to take the reins of the Bronco attack.
Hoops season ends differently at Air Force
Despite the successes of Boise State this winter and the frustrations of Air Force, and despite the fact the teams sported opposite records, the Broncos were favored by just 3½ points going into Saturday’s game at Clune Arena.
Once upon a rivalry
Meandering thoughts on the Boise State football schedule released yesterday. We already knew the Broncos open against Troy on the blue turf on September 2.
Scooter scoots up to Seattle and UW
We wondered aloud about this last week when word of Chris Strausser’s departure from Washington leaked out.
The Bulldogs bark from beyond the arc
When Fresno State wasn’t stripping the ball away from Boise State, it was draining dagger three-pointers last night in a 74-67 win over the Broncos at Taco Bell Arena.
Aussie-Aussie-Aussie…three-three-three?
Boise State’s Senior Night ceremony will be quick tonight, but it will not lack for passion. Nick Duncan will play his final game in Taco Bell Arena when the Broncos take on Fresno State.
Mainstays start slow—frosh take charge
It was hard to imagine Boise State holding a nine-point halftime lead over San Jose State Saturday with catalysts Chandler Hutchison and Paris Austin held to seven combined points (Hutchison three, Austin four).
Mind games on a late-season Saturday
Boise State is no doubt profoundly disappointed after its 85-77 loss at Nevada Wednesday night. The Broncos had ignored the noise and the naysayers and had traveled to Reno with one goal.
Broncos hang in, Nevada outlasts ‘em
It’s been said more than once the past few days: “This Boise State team is not built to beat this Nevada team.” Maybe so, but the final score, 85-77 Wolf Pack, wasn’t indicative of last night’s game in Reno.