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Broncos to Compete in First Pac-12 Fall Qualifier
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State men's tennis will compete in the first Pac-12 Fall Qualifier in Spokane, Wash., Oct. 23-25. The Broncos have a chance to advance to the NCAA Conference Masters if they win titles in either doubles or singles play. Boise State will compete against all three...
Arbiter Online
Figure Skating Club members retake to the ice
In the early morning at Idaho Ice World, several girls glide around the rink each showcasing their flexibility through precise movements on the ice. While they may train independently of one another, the combined passion of the Boise State Figure Skating Club breaks the ice to form unshakeable bonds. Former...
Idaho Statesman
Boise State already has 1 standout freshman WR. This 4-star recruit may be another
When wide receiver Terrious Favors arrived in Idaho last May, many expected him to be Boise State football’s breakout star in 2026. A four-star recruit out of Atlanta, Favors had offers from Georgia, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin, Tulane and South Florida. After multiple visits to Boise State, Favors decided to bring his talents to the Treasure Valley and seemingly rejuvenate a wide receiver room in need of an overhaul. Yet through five games, he’d seen just one snap of action. While his freshman teammate, Rasean Jones, led the team in catches and receiving yards, Favors ran scout-team plays just to get more reps in practice. “Coming to college, I knew nothing was going to be given to me,” Favors told reporters on Wednesday. “… It’s gonna come eventually. That’s what my mama always tells me: Keep your head down, it’s gonna come.” Earlier this month, his chance finally came. Heading into Boise State’s game against Fresno State on Oct. 10, the Broncos were without wideouts Jones, Cam Bates and Darren Morris. Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson said before the game that some of the team’s younger receivers would have to step up, and Favors certainly didn’t disappoint. In 14 snaps
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Boise State freshman Campbell Wilson leads nation, rewrites Broncos record book
Campbell Wilson has been around soccer since she was 3. Now, the Boise State freshman is putting up numbers that are turning heads nationwide — and doing it close to home. Wilson leads the Broncos with 11 goals and seven assists, the most of any freshman in the country. Her 29 points are the second-most by a freshman in program history. She has also been named the six-time Pac-12 Newcomer of the Week.
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Boise State Women’s Golf Heads to Nevada for Boulder Creek
Boise State will close its fall season at The Clash at Boulder Creek in Nevada, Oct. 25-27. The Broncos enter the tournament after placing seventh at the Jim West Challenge, where Leia Chung led the team for the fourth straight event with a fifth-place finish. 20 teams are scheduled to...
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Boise State Commit Tracker: Big Performances From the Broncos' 2027 Class
Keep up to date weekly with Boise State's commits and the senior seasons they are having. Not every commit will have statistics available each week, but we at 247Sports will do our best to track down every stat line we can find. Kael Snyder — Quarterback, Perry High School (Arizona),...
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All crimson uniform set for homecoming weekend
It’s Homecoming weekend on the Palouse, and the Washington State Cougars will host the rival Boise State Broncos. For Homecoming, the Cougars will roll with their all-crimson uniforms, as revealed on social media earlier today behind the voice of Keith Jackson. All-crimson is the lone uniform set that has...
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62-year-old grandma from Idaho breaks weightlifting record
BOISE, Idaho — At 62 years old, Michelle Galloway continues to show her strength. The Idahoan reclaimed a world record in her age division at the 2026 IMWA World Masters Weightlifting Championships in Athens, Greece. "So this year in Greece, about three weeks ago, I was able to put...
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Eagle Redefines Itself During Championship Fall
Eagle High School graduated a big, talented senior class, one that helped set standards and expectations that led to three-straight girls' high school 15s national championships. But now the player group has changed over, and a new set of players are looking to extend the success of the Lady Mustangs, but in their own way. So far so good, as Eagle won the Idaho 7s varsity championship and junior varsity district championship. [lead photo: Ipo Watts.
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Boise State's Spencer Danielson named to Bear Bryant Coach of the Year watch list
BOISE, Idaho — Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson has earned another national honor after being named to the midseason watch list for the 2026 Paul "Bear" Bryant Coach of the Year Award on Wednesday. Danielson joins a 28-man watch list that includes several of college football's most recognizable...
Bronco Sports
Celebrating 50 Years of Athletic Training
Athletic training requires more than classroom knowledge. Students must learn to make decisions, communicate effectively and care for athletes in high-pressure situations. For 50 years, Boise State has helped prepare future athletic trainers for those moments by combining academic instruction with real-world experience through its partnership with Boise State Athletics. Students work alongside experienced athletic trainers, learning what it takes to care for collegiate athletes across multiple sports.
Idaho Press
DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL: Skyview rallies together to keep district title streak going
MERIDIAN — Skyview’s illustrious district championship streak, for a moment, seemed in jeopardy. Winners of 15-straight district titles across multiple classifications, the Hawks went to battle against Rocky Mountain in the 6A District III championship not at full-go, with multiple players out due to injury and others playing out of position. The Grizzlies, eager to spoil Skyview’s lengthy run as the best team in the Treasure Valley, took the first set and were in attack mode to start the second. Rocky Mountain looked the part of a team poised to pull off an upset. But the Hawks continued to persevere through adversity, fighting for every point to claw back and eventually flipped momentum in their favor. Skyview took the next three sets to win 3-1 over the Grizzlies on Tuesday night at Rocky Mountain High, claiming its 16th district championship in a row. The most notable absentee from action was Rachel Bower. The sophomore outside hitter started on last year’s state championship team and was seen as one of the most important players for the squad this season, but has been out injured for most of the season and won’t return for next week’s state tournament. But in her absence,