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2026 Pac-12 Week 10 Game Previews: Game Time, TV Schedule, Odds, Predictions
Week 10 of Pac-12 football features crucial conference matchups, explosive offenses and teams looking to build momentum. Preview: Seven straight wins, an undefeated conference record, and a spot in the first College Football Playoff Rankings. Life is pretty good for Boise State, but as the Broncos prepare for a trip to Fort Collins, an injury could complicate their pursuit of a Pac-12 Championship.
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Boise State punter Oscar Doyle lands on midseason 2026 Ray Guy Award watch list
BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Boise State punter Oscar Doyle has been named to the midseason watch list for the 2026 Ray Guy Award, the Augusta Sports Council announced, putting him in contention for the honor presented annually to the nation’s top punter. The award’s original watch list of...
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Boise State unveils uniform combination for Colorado State game
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PREP FOOTBALL LOOKAHEAD: Top seeds return to action in playoffs
The top seeds in the IHSAA begin their respective playoff runs this weekend after a week off. There were no upsets in the first round of the 6A playoffs last week, although Kuna came the closest to pulling one off against Boise. But the Brave put all their chips on the table with a late two-point conversion to get past the Kavemen for their first playoff win in 34 years. Their reward? A seven-hour bus trip north to face the No. 1 seed, Coeur d’Alene, in the quarterfinals. The Vikings (9-0) are the only undefeated team in the 6A classification, with the top-ranked scoring offense (40.3 PPG) and defense (9.8 PPG). An upset-minded Boise squad will look to keep its historic season going with a state semifinal appearance. For the second game in a row, Rocky Mountain (7-2) takes on Mountain View (7-3) in a postseason edition of the Battle of the Mountains rivalry game. While there won’t be a postgame trophy handed out to the winner, much more is on the line in a quarterfinal matchup. The Mavericks bounced back in a big way last week, defeating another rival, Meridian, in the first round of the playoffs, 48-14. Mountain
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Idaho Steelheads postpone three games because of ice conditions
BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Steelheads have postponed their games against the Rapid City Rush scheduled for Nov. 4, 6 and 7 at Idaho Central Arena in Boise because of ice conditions. The team will announce new dates once they are determined. Tickets for the postponed games will be...
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Hilanders heading back to playoffs after shutting out Bulldogs
Cannon Kemper takes down Nyssa’s quarterback. Running back Cannon Kemper racked up 200 yards and quarterback Dallen Johnson threw for three touchdowns and rushed for another in their 34-0 shutout victory over the Nyssa Bulldogs on Friday, Oct. 30 at Corbett Memorial Field. The win last Thursday night secured...
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The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: Week 9
Week nine of the college football season had major implications for teams in both the Mountain West and PAC-12. Boise State, Oregon State, and New Mexico all have big goals in sight, with potential bids in the College Football Playoff within their grasp. Did all three teams keep their hopes alive? Are any other teams emerging as potential spoilers? This week’s action was nothing short of exciting. Let’s take a look at how this past weekend’s games impacted the conference races in the PAC-12 and Mountain West in this week’s edition of “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly.”
Idaho Press
Big catches by Wright late help Broncos pull off comeback win
BOISE — As soon as Max Cutforth checked out of the original play call as Boise State lined up late in Saturday’s game against Texas State, Akeem Wright knew the play was coming to him. The Broncos had run the exact same play earlier in the fourth quarter, the same play starting quarterback Maddux Madsen got injured on. That first time around, it resulted in a gain of 22 yards for Boise State. With Cutforth slinging the pass, Wright once again made the big catch for the Broncos; the only difference was this time, the wide receiver was in the end zone. “In the red zone, knowing the down and looking at Cutty, I know he was dialed in,” said Wright. “With the signal adjustment, I just knew it was time to make a play. The play opened up with me cutting across the middle, and people were trying to trail to get back to their coverage. I just knew I had to make a play with the ball.” Wright’s 18-yard touchdown with 2:40 left in the game proved to be the game winner in the Broncos’ 46-45 win against the Bobcats. It was also his fourth reception of the
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College football G6 rankings: New Mexico closing the gap on Boise State
Boise State has consistently been the top team in the FanSided G6 rankings. How long can the Broncos stand on that mountain top? Based on this week’s poll, New Mexico is knocking on the door. There’s a lot to unpack as the first College Football Playoff rankings come on the heels of a second Group of Six team earning a spot in the AP Top 25. No. 22 New Mexico joined 20th-ranked Boise State in the AP poll, and may have a path to the CFP.
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Boise State WR Rasean Jones Pulled Down A Pair Of Pac-12 Honors After The Broncos' Win
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State wide receiver Rasean Jones picked up a pair of conference honors, earning Pac-12 Offensive Player and Freshman of the Week after his performance in the Broncos' 46-45 win over Texas State. Jones caught nine passes for 117 yards and three touchdowns, helping the Blue...
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Boise State Updates Maddux Madsen Injury With Major News
Boise State would clearly like to have Maddux Madsen available for them the rest of the season. He plays the most important position in sports, quarterback, but an injury knocked him out of the Broncos‘ game on Saturday against Texas State. That has left Boise State fans waiting for...
Idaho Press
Broncos open hoops season, hoping to learn lessons from last year
BOISE — There’s no need to remind the Boise State men’s basketball team how last season started. The scars of an early-season loss to NCAA Division II Hawaii Pacific stuck with them all year long. It set the stage for a very up-and-down season for the Broncos, one that ended with another upset loss, this time at the hands of San Jose State in the opening round of the Mountain West Tournament. But on Wednesday, all that will be in the past. Boise State basketball starts anew, with an opening game against West Coast Baptist, a team from the National Christian College Athletics Association. And while last year is last year, the Broncos are still aware they can’t afford a slow start, even against a team from a lower level of college basketball. “Obviously, it didn’t go too well last year,” said sophomore forward Spencer Ahrens. “But we had that mindset in our last (exhibition) game. It’s happened before, we’ve lost to a team like that before. So, we just can’t take it off, we can’t go easy. We’re the best team on their schedule, we can’t just play down to their level. We got to play at our level,
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Boise State legend Kellen Moore immortalized with 11-foot bronze statue
Amidst the back-and-forth thriller of Boise State’s one-point win over Texas State on a rainy Halloween night, the legacy of the winningest quarterback in college football history was permanently etched into Albertsons Stadium, as an 11-foot bronze statue of Boise State legend Kellen Moore was unveiled on The Blue during halftime.