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Boise State Broncos Football
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| Program Information |
| City |
Boise, Idaho |
| First Season |
1933 (JC), 1968 (University) |
| Nickname |
Broncos |
| Head Coach |
Chris Petersen (2nd year, 23-3) |
| League/Conference affiliations |
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| Team history |
- Junior College Record: 199-61-9 (.757)
- University Record: 328-142-2 (.698)
- WAC Record: 52-4 (.929)
- Division I FBS Bowl Record: 5-3 (.625)
- BCS Record: 1-0 (1.000)
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| National Championships (2)
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Big Sky Conference Championships (6)
- 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1994
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| Big West Conference Championships (2)
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Western Athletic Conference Championships (5)
- 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006
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| Pageantry |
| Colors |
Blue and Orange |
| Outfitter |
Nike |
| Mascot |
Buster Bronco |
| Marching Band |
Keith Stein Blue Thunder Marching Band |
| Stadium |
Bronco Stadium (c. 32,000) |
| Field |
Lyle Smith Field (Blue FieldTurf) |
| Rivals |
Idaho (main rivals), Nevada, Fresno State, Hawaiʻi |
The Boise State Broncos football program represents Boise State University in the Western Athletic Conference. The program attained a 13-0 season in 2006 capped by a memorable overtime win in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl against the Oklahoma Sooners. They finished the season as the only major undefeated college football team, yet became the first team since the 2004-2005 season with an unblemished record that did not receive a share of the National Championship.
| Date |
Time |
Opponent# |
Rank# |
Site |
TV |
Result |
Attendance |
| August 30* |
TBA |
Idaho State |
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Bronco Stadium • Boise, ID |
KTVB |
0-0 |
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| September 13* |
TBA |
Bowling Green |
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Bronco Stadium • Boise, ID |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| September 20* |
TBA |
at Oregon |
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Autzen Stadium • Eugene, OR |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| October 1 |
TBA |
Louisiana Tech |
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Bronco Stadium • Boise, ID |
ESPN |
0-0 |
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| October 11* |
TBA |
at Southern Miss |
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M. M. Roberts Stadium • Hattiesburg, MS |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| October 17 |
TBA |
Hawaiʻi |
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Bronco Stadium • Boise, ID |
ESPN |
0-0 |
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| October 24 |
TBA |
at San José State |
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Spartan Stadium • San Jose, CA |
ESPN2 |
0-0 |
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| November 1 |
TBA |
at New Mexico State |
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Aggie Memorial Stadium • Las Cruces, NM |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| November 8 |
TBA |
Utah State |
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Bronco Stadium • Boise, ID |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| November 15 |
TBA |
at Idaho |
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Kibbie Dome • Moscow, ID |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| November 22 |
TBA |
at Nevada |
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Mackay Stadium • Reno, NV |
TBA |
0-0 |
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| November 28 |
TBA |
Fresno State |
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Bronco Stadium • Boise, ID |
ESPN2 |
0-0 |
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| *Non-Conference Game. †Homecoming. #Rankings from Coaches Poll released prior to game. All times are in Mountain Time. |
[edit] Current coaching staff
[edit] Previous Seasons
See Boise State Broncos football seasons
[edit] Records and statistics
A Boise State scrimmage at Bronco Stadium in 2006
[edit] Team records
- Consecutive victories: 22, 1980-1981 & 2003-2004
- Largest NCAA Division 1 margin of victory: 74 vs. Humboldt State, 1986
- Victories in a season: 13, 1994, 2003 & 2006
[edit] Career records
- Career passing yards: 9,819, Bart Hendricks, 2000-2003
- Career passing touchdowns: 82, Bart Hendricks, 2000-2003
- Career rushing yards: 4,475, Cedric Minter, 1977-1980
- Career rushing touchdowns: 50, Brock Forsey, 1999-2002
- Career receiving yards: 2,751, Ryan Ikebe, 1993-1996
- Career receiving touchdowns: 30, Don Hutt, 1970-1973
- Career all-purpose yards: 6,670, Brock Forsey, 1999-2002
- Career points leader: 408, Brock Forsey, 1999-2002
- Career tackles leader: 415, Scott Russell, 1987-1990
- Career sacks leader: 54.5, Erik Helgeson, 1987-1990
- Career interceptions leader: 24, Steve Forrey, 1968-1970
[edit] Single-game records
- Most passing yards in a single game: 532, Ryan Dinwiddie vs. Louisiana Tech, 2003
- Most passing touchdowns in a single game: 6, Jim McMillan vs. Montana, 1974
- Most rushing yards in a single game: 261, Cedric Minter vs. Northern Michigan, 1978
- Most rushing touchdowns in a single game: 5, Jon Helmandollar vs. Louisiana Tech, 2004 & Ian Johnson vs. Oregon State, 2006
- Most receiving yards in a single game: 264, Winky White vs. Nevada, 1990
- Most receiving touchdowns in a single game: 4, three players tied for mark.
- Most receptions in a single game: 16, Tim Gilligan vs. Louisiana Tech, 2003
- Most all-purpose offense in a single game: 292, Brock Forsey vs. Northern Iowa, 2000
- Longest field goal made: 56 yards, Roberto Moran vs. UC Davis, 1985
- Most points scored in a single game: 77, vs. San Jose State, 2003
[edit] Single-season records
- Most passing yards in a season: 4,356, Ryan Dinwiddie, 2003
- Most passing touchdowns in a season: 35, Bart Hendricks, 2000
- Best efficiency rating in a season (min. 100 att.): 188.18, Ryan Dinwiddie, 2002
- Most rushing yards in a season: 1,613, Ian Johnson, 2006
- Most rushing touchdowns in a season: 26, Brock Forsey, 2002, Ian Johnson 2006
- Most receiving yards in a season: 1,192, Tim Gilligan, 2003
- Most receiving touchdowns in a season: 13, (Tie), Mike Holton, 1974 & Don Hutt, 1973
- Most receptions in a season: 76, Mike Wilson, 1992
- Most total tackles in a season: 164, Scott Russell, 1988
- Most sacks in a season: 20, Chris Wing, 1996
- Most interceptions in a season: 12, Steve Forrey, 1968
Statistics compiled from the Boise State University football Media Guide.
[edit] Division I-A bowl game appearances and results
[edit] Conference championships
[edit] Current players
[edit] Honors
[edit] Retired Numbers
- 12 - Jim McMillan - QB, 1971-1974
[edit] Players
[edit] Individual awards
[edit] AP All-Americans
- Ian Johnson, 2006 3rd team RB (1st team on SI, 2nd team on Sporting News)
- Tyler Jones, 2004 2nd team K
- Joe O'Brien, 1994 1st team DE
- Rashid Gayle, 1994 2nd team DB
- K.C. Adams, 1994 2nd team AP
- Frank Robinson, 1991 1st team CB
- Erik Helgeson, 1990 1st team & 1989 2nd team DE
- Peter Kwiatkowski, 1987 1st team DE
- Tom DeWitz, 1987 1st team & 1986 2nd team OG
- Markus Koch, 1985 1st team DE & 1983 1st team DT
- Carl Keever, 1984 1st team DE & 1982 1st team LB
- John Rade, 1982 1st team DE & 1981 2nd team LB
- Randy Trautman, 1981 & 1980 1st team DT
- Rick Woods, 1981 2nd team SS
- Kipp Bedard, 1981 2nd team WR
- Rodney Webster, 1981 2nd team TB
- Cedric Minter, 1980 2nd team & 1978 3rd team RB
- Joe Aliotti, 1979 1st team QB
- Doug Scott, 1979 1st team DT
- Bob McCauley, 1978 2nd team LB
- Mark Villano, 1978 3rd team OC
- Terry Hutt, 1977 1st team WR
- Harold Cotton, 1977 1st team OT
- Chris Malmgren, 1977 2nd team DT
- Jim McMillan, 1974 1st team QB
- Don Hutt, 1973 1st team WR
- Steve Svitak, 1969 1st team LB
[edit] Current NFL players
- Gerald Alexander - S, Detroit Lions
- Chris Carr - DB, Tennessee Titans
- Ryan Clady - OT, Denver Broncos
- Daryn Colledge - OG, Green Bay Packers
- Dan Gore - OT, Miami Dolphins
- Korey Hall - FB, Green Bay Packers
- Drisan James - WR, Oakland Raiders
- Quintin Mikell - DB, Philadelphia Eagles
- Legedu Naanee - WR, San Diego Chargers
- Jeb Putzier - TE, Seattle Seahawks
- Jerard Rabb - WR, San Francisco 49ers
- Orlando Scandrick - CB, Dallas Cowboys
- Derek Schouman - TE, Buffalo Bills
- Taylor Tharp - QB, Carolina Panthers
- Kimo von Oelhoffen - DL, Philadelphia Eagles
- Jared Zabransky - QB, Pittsburgh Steelers
[edit] Current CFL players
[edit] Other former football players
- Brock Forsey - RB, 1998-2002
- Jon Francis - RB, 1982-1985
- David Hughes - RB, 1977-1980
- Bryan Johnson - FB, 1996-1999
- Markus Koch - DL, 1982-1985
- Brad Lau - FB, 2003-2006
- Cedric Minter - RB, 1977-1980
- John Rade - LB, 1979-1982
- Marty Tadman - S, 2004-2007
- Randy Trautman - DT, 1978-1981
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