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

A lesson for football teams everywhere

October 17, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

There’s plenty of teams that would mail it in when trailing by 25 points with 10 minutes left in a college football game.

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Who needs a second wave anyway?

October 14, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

Tomorrow night we hit the midway point of Boise State’s regular season as Homecoming hits against Colorado State.

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CSU and the Big 12 football component

October 13, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

What’s the latest on Big 12 expansion? What—you don’t care anymore?

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How are they doing it with so few turnovers?

October 12, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

Boise State is 5-0, and amazingly, the Broncos are doing it with a significant deficit in turnovers.

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Welcome to the distraction season

October 11, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

Focus and national rankings. They do not go hand-in-hand at Boise State. Coaches are very careful to keep them separate, and so it goes now for the Broncos.

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Rypien’s rebound—he got the knack back

October 10, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

After a masterful first half at Oregon State two weeks ago, Brett Rypien had been just plodding along, winning games with pedestrian numbers—some big plays and some head-scratching misses.

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On lighting the offensive fire again

October 7, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

Right up through halftime at Oregon State, the Boise State offense had a consistently potent look.

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The Broncos need to score points tomorrow

October 6, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

To this point, it’s been all about the pressure facing the Boise State defense in tomorrow night’s game at New Mexico.

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The litmus test of a Bronco DC

October 5, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

It’s Andy Avalos’ turn. After two years of Boise State frustration against the triple-option—and its passing game tenticles—Avalos gets his shot as defensive coordinator against New Mexico.

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The “running backs conference” personified

October 4, 2016 / Tom Scott / Scott Slant

San Diego State’s Donnel Pumphrey ran for 156 yards and went over 5,000 career yards to become the Mountain West’s all-time rushing leader Saturday night.

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