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10/10/2024

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07/10/2024

Broncos Cruise Past Aggies in Mountain West Opener

BOISE, Idaho - No. 21 Boise State utilized a dominant first half performance to race past Utah State, 62-30, to earn its third-straight victory and first conference win of the season.

In front of the fifth-largest crowd in Albertsons Stadium history, the Broncos (4-1, 1-0 MW) scored 49 first-half points - including 35 in the second quarter - to hold a 32-point halftime advantage over the Aggies (1-4, 0-1 MW). Boise State generated over nearly 600 yards of total offense in the contest, throwing for 303 yards in the air and 296 yards on the ground in the victory.

Ashton Jeanty put together another Heisman-worthy performance, scampering for three rushing touchdowns and finishing with 186 rushing yards on 13 attempts. Jeanty, who didn't play in the second half, recorded 14.3 yards per carry, the second-most in a single game in program history. He recorded two touchdowns over 60+ yards, and his 75-yard score in the second quarter marked his fourth 70+ rushing touchdown on the season.

Maddux Madsen had an extremely efficient passing game, completing 21 of his 25 pass attempts for 256 yards. His first of three touchdown passes came to Cameron Camper on a 6-yard pass in the opening frame. He then found Austin Bolt for a pair of scores in the second quarter, marking the Boise native’s first career game with multiple touchdown receptions.

Bronco running backs Jambes Dubar and Dylan Riley also found the end zone in the victory. Riley's came on a 96-yard kickoff return, marking the first Bronco kickoff return for a score since Avery Williams on Nov. 21, 2020. Dubar scored his first touchdown on the season on a 2-yard score in the fourth quarter.

Jonah Dalmas became the MW's sole leader in career field goals made (85) after drilling a pair of field goals in the second half. The fifth year also became Boise State’s total points leader, finishing the contest with 451 career points.

Defensively, Seyi Oladipo led the Broncos with nine tackles while Andrew Simpson led the team with 2.5 tackles for loss. Ahmed Hassanein recorded the team's lone sack while Ty Benefield recovered his second career fumble in the second quarter.

Top Broncos
- Ashton Jeanty rushed for 186 yards on 13 carries, finding the end zone three times.
- Maddux Madsen finished 21-of-25 for 256 passing yards and three touchdown passes.
- Austin Bolt caught two touchdown receptions in the same game for the first time in his career. He finished with four catches for 24 yards.
- Seyi Oladipo led the team with nine tackles and matched his career-high with seven solo tackles.
- Andrew Simpson finished with six tackles, including 2.5 tackles for loss.
- Jonah Dalmas drilled two field goals and made all eight PATs.

Notables
- With the victory, Boise State has won 24 of its past 25 conference debuts.
- The Broncos scored twice on single-play drives, bringing their season total to six.
- The last time Boise State scored 62 points in a game was in a 62-7 win over Connecticut on Sept. 8, 2018.
- Ashton Jeanty’s 14.3 yards per carry are the second-most in a single game in program history.
- With 186 yards in the contest, Jeanty surpassed 1,000 rushing yards this season and did so in five games. That matches seven other players in FBS (since 1996) to reach 1,000 in the fewest games (5) alongside Troy Davis (Iowa State, 1996), Byron Hanspart (Texas Tech, 1996), Ricky Williams (Texas, 1998), Garrett Wofle (Northern Illinois, 2006), Leonard Forunette (LSU, 2015) Bryce Love (Stanford, 2017) and Jaret Patterson (Buffalo, 2020).
- Jeanty’s 75-yard touchdown rush in the second quarter marked his fourth 70+ rushing touchdown on the year, breaking the Mountain West record for most 70+ rushing touchdowns in a season. He is one shy of the FBS record set by LaDainian Tomlinson (TCU) in 1999.
- Jeanty also scored on a 63-yard touchdown run on the first offensive possession for the Broncos. He has seven rushes of 60-plus yards this season. No FBS team has more than four.
- Jonah Dalmas became the program’s total points leader, finishing the game with 451 career points. He passed Kyle Brotzman (2007-10), who notched 439 points in his career.
- Dalmas broke the Mountain West record for most career field goals made (85). The fifth year passed Brandon Talton (Nevada, 2019-23), who drilled 83 field goals in his career.
- Dylan Riley is the first player in Boise State’s FBS era (since 1996) to score a touchdown on his first career kick return. The last Bronco to score on his first career return was Stefan Cobbs, who had an 81-yard punt return touchdown against UTEP on Sept. 10, 2021.

What’s Next
No. 21 Boise State will go back on the road to face Hawaii (2-3, 0-1 MW) at 9 p.m. MT on Saturday, Oct. 12 in Honolulu, Hawaii. The game will be broadcast on the CBS Sports Network.

05/10/2024

Jeanty Scores Four Touchdowns as No. 25 Broncos Race Past Cougars

BOISE, Idaho – Ashton Jeanty displayed another Heisman-worthy performance, scoring four touchdowns and rushing for 259 yards to lead No. 25 Boise State past Washington State, 45-24, in front of the largest crowd recorded at Albertsons Stadium.

The junior running back totaled over 250 yards for the second time on the season, and tied the program’s record for most 200 yard rushing performances as a Bronco (four). Jeanty moved to 34 touchdowns in his career, moving into eighth-place all-time in program history.

Defensively, the Broncos (3-1) stifled the Cougar (4-1) offense, notching seven sacks against a team that entered the contest only allowing five total sacks on the year. Boise State held Washington State to 89 yards on the ground, its lowest total of the season.

The victory over Washington State marks the program's first victory over a Pac-12 opponent since a 38-28 win over Oregon in the 2017 Las Vegas Bowl. The 21-point margin victory is the largest victory over a Pac-12 opponent since the Broncos defeated Arizona State on Dec. 22, 2011.

Jeanty scored the first of his two 50+ yard touchdown rushes on the opening drive, finding the end zone from 64 yards out minutes into the contest. After his second touchdown in the second quarter, the junior notched his second 50-yard score of the night in the fourth quarter, racing in from 59 yards out to give Boise State a 31-17 advantage. He added his fourth touchdown on the ensuing drive from two yards out to give the Blue and Orange a 28-point lead.

Matt Lauter had a career-performance for the second-straight week, recording a career-high 95 yards and hauling in two touchdown scores. The redshirt junior tight end recorded 72 yards after contact in the contest.

Top Broncos

· Ashton Jeanty scored four touchdowns while rushing for 259 yards on the ground. The junior had two rushing scores of over 50 yards - a 64-yard rush on the first drive of the game and 59-yard dash in the third quarter.
· Matt Lauter caught four passes for a career-high 96 yards and two touchdowns. The redshirt junior also pulled in two touchdown passes for the second time in his career.
· Ahmed Hassanein recorded a career-high eight tackles. He also finished with 1.5 sacks, marking the third consecutive contest with a sack.
·Ty Benefield matched a team-high eight tackles and recorded the team’s first interception of the season.
· Maddux Madsen finished with 184 yards and two touchdown passes.

Notables
· The announced attendance of 37,711 is an Albertsons Stadium record. The crowd topped the 37,663 fans that attended a contest against Fresno State on Oct. 8, 2022.
· Boise State’s 21-point win over Washington State marks the largest victory over a Pac-12 opponent since a 56-24 win over Arizona State on Dec. 22, 2011. Boise State has won 77 consecutive games when scoring over 35 points.
· Ashton Jeanty recorded his fourth-career game with over 200 yards rushing, tying the school record with Cedric Minter (1977-80). The junior has done so twice this season.
· Jeanty scored on a 64-yard touchdown rush in the first quarter, marking his fourth 60+ yard rush this season. Entering the weekend, Navy was the only team in the FBS with four 60+ yard rushes.
· Jeanty finished the game with 34 career rushing touchdowns, moving the junior to eighth place all-time in program history.
· Matt Lauter caught two touchdown passes for the second time in his career. He also scored twice against Utah State on Nov. 18, 2023.

What’s Next
Boise State will open conference play against Utah State on Saturday, Oct. 5 in its third-straight home contest. Kickoff is scheduled for 5 p.m. MT and will be available on FS2.

05/10/2024

Dominant Offensive Attack Leads Broncos Past Vikings

BOISE, Idaho - A commanding offensive performance from Boise State propelled the squad to a 56-14 victory over Portland State in the Broncos’ home-opener, Saturday night at Albertsons Stadium.

The Broncos (2-1) combined for 609 total yards - 342 on the ground and 267 in the air. The total marks the first time since 2016 that Boise State has recorded two games with over 500 yards in its first three games.

Cameron Bates put the Broncos on the board first in the opening frame, scoring on a 20-yard end-around on his first career rush. The Vikings (0-3) answered with a touchdown off a 12-play, 73-yard drive to tie the score at seven.

Boise State responded with 35 unanswered points. Maddux Madsen found Matt Lauter for a 4-yard touchdown reception on the first play of the second quarter. Madsen found the end zone with his legs later in the quarter, before capping the half with an 18-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Camper to give the Broncos a 28-7 lead at the break.

The offensive attack continued in the second half, with Madsen finding Camper again for a 52-yard touchdown pass. Dylan Riley added to the onslaught with a 2-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter to give Boise State a 42-7 lead after three.

Portland State's Dante Chachere rushed for a 10-yard touchdown in the opening minute of the final frame, but the Broncos weren’t finished. Tyler Crowe added a 6-yard rush on the ensuing drive, and Riley tacked on a 64-yard touchdown with 7:38 remaining to give Boise State a 56-14 victory.

Top Broncos
- Matt Lauter netted a career-high 91 yards on seven catches.
- Ashton Jeanty recorded 127 yards on 11 rushing attempts, including a long of 68.
- Maddux Madsen completed 13 of his 18 passes, finishing with 188 yards and three touchdowns. He also added a rushing touchdown.
- Cameron Camper caught two passes - both touchdowns - for 70 yards.
- Alexander Teubner notched seven tackles, including 1.5 TFLs and a forced fumble.

Notables
- The Broncos had six different offensive players score a touchdown, marking the first time six or more players have scored since 2016.
- Boise State notched over 500 yards of offense for the second time this season, marking the first time the Broncos have recorded over 500 yards of offense in two of the first three games of the season since 2016.
- Lauter’s seven receptions are the most in a game by a tight end since Chase Blakely (6 rec., 30 yds, 1 TD) at No. 24 Oklahoma State on Sept. 15, 2018.
- Boise State blocked three kicks in the contest, marking the first time the squad has blocked multiple kicks since blocking two against New Mexico on Nov. 20, 2021.
- Ashton Jeanty rushed for over 100 yards for the third time on the season.
- With his first PAT kick of the game, Jonah Dalmas moved into sole possession of third place in school history in career PAT kicks made. He now has 182 career PATs.
- The official attendance was 36,972, the most for a home-opener in program history. It also marks the fourth-largest crowd in Albertsons Stadium history.

22/09/2024

Live streaming of Stanley Brewster

18/09/2024

It's a great day to be a Bronco!

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10/09/2024

Ashton Jeanty is named Week 2 Offensive Player of the Week after rushing for 192 yards and 3️⃣ TDs against #6 Oregon!

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06/09/2024

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30/08/2024

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29/08/2024

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Boise State kicks off its 2026 class with a productive quarterback recruit.

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17/05/2024

Boise State Continues Standard of Academic Excellence

BOISE, Idaho – Boise State student-athletes continued to set the standard for academic excellence during the 2023-24 school year – they combined for the highest department cumulative grade-point average (GPA) in department history with a 3.42 at the conclusion of the spring semester.

In addition, the all-department spring semester GPA of 3.37 is the second-highest for a single-semester – trailing only the 3.42 set during Fall 2023. Over half of Boise State’s sports programs earned a new GPA record, whether cumulative or semester, during the school year, while women’s golf (3.82), softball (3.57) and football (3.18) set all-time records for semester GPA in the spring.

All 18 sport programs earned above a 3.0 GPA, whether semester or cumulative, during the spring semester.

“Congratulations to our student-athletes for continuing to thrive in the classroom,” said athletic director Jeramiah Dickey. “Their academic success matters, and motivates us even more to continue our investment in the resources needed to ensure every Bronco student-athlete has the skill set to win in every area of their lives.”

On an individual level, the vast majority of student-athletes maintained Boise State’s standard of academic excellence:

* 163 student-athletes made the Dean’s List
* 59 student-athletes earned a 4.0 GPA (second-most to Fall 2023)
* 85% of student-athletes earned above a 3.0 GPA
* 44% of student-athletes earned a 3.7-or-above GPA – the equivalent of straight-A’s
* 62% of student-athletes earned above a 3.5 GPA
Forty-four student-athletes from 14 different sport programs completed their goal of earning a degree as part of Boise State University’s 2024 Spring Commencement, highlighted by women’s soccer student-athlete Jocelyn Stephens being named a Top Ten Scholar – one of the highest undergraduate academic honors.

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14/03/2024

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09/03/2024

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09/03/2024

The Legacy of 12

More appearances than any player in Mountain West history.

03/03/2024

03/03/2024

Boise State - New Mexico post game press conference

08/02/2024

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named one of five Oscar Robertson Award Players of the Week!

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08/02/2024

Wednesday's announcement completes the 2024 recruiting class for Boise State, the highest-rated recruiting class any current has ever recorded 👀



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25/01/2024

Boise State Adds Nation’s Top Junior College Recruit to Program

Wide receiver from Kilgore is nation’s top JuCo prospect

BOISE, Idaho – Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson boosted his 2024 recruiting class yet again Tuesday as the Broncos announced the addition of wide receiver Chris Marshall to the roster.



Marshall was listed by 247Sports as the nation’s top junior college prospect for the 2024 recruiting class following an impressive season at Kilgore Junior College.

“We are excited to have Chris join our program and add some depth to our receiver corps,” Danielson said. “He has tremendous speed, impressive hands and the ability to play at the next level. But more than that, he is a hard-working young man that wants to contribute to this team and win. I look forward to seeing that energy and effort out of him this spring.”

The potential for on-the-field success is palpable. A former five-star, top 25 prospect out of high school, he showed his explosiveness right away at Kilgore as Marshall went for 139 yards and two touchdowns in his first game with the Rangers before sustaining an ankle injury that sidelined him for five weeks. He would return later in the season to produce several big outings – a two-touchdown performance against Tyler and a 162-yard game against Blinn – before finishing the season with 21 receptions for 449 yards and five touchdowns.

Marshall spent the 2022 season at Texas A&M before spending the Spring 2023 term at Ole Miss. He then transitioned to Kilgore where he obtained his Associate’s Degree in December.

Fans can now reserve their seats for the 2024 season today by placing a deposit of just $24 down for new season tickets or renewals. The 2024 home schedule features Nevada, Oregon State, Portland State, San Diego State, Utah State and Washington State visiting The Blue as the Broncos look to become the first Mountain West program to repeat as champion since San Diego State in 2015-16.

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