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Idaho Statesman
The nation's most exciting duo? What to know about Boise State's next opponent
Boise State football has a chance to clinch hosting rights for the first Pac-12 championship game since the conference’s revival this weekend. Boise State (8-1, 5-0 Pac-12) hosts Oregon State (5-4, 3-2 Pac-12) at Albertsons Stadium, and a win would solidify the Broncos in first place in the regular-season standings. As was the case in the Broncos’ old conference, the Mountain West, the Pac-12 regular-season leader hosts the championship game against the second-place team. “One step closer to our goal. We put the work in, and we’re going to continue to put the work in to be able to have that opportunity in front of us,” Boise State senior defensive back Derek Ganter Jr. said on Tuesday. “...Being able to have that, it’s what we live for.” But it won’t be easy — which is probably why College GameDay chose to come to Boise this weekend for the first time since 2010. The Broncos face an Oregon State team that’s still in the hunt for a conference championship berth, despite losing its last two games. The Beavers also boast perhaps the most exciting quarterback-wide receiver duo in college football. Here’s what to know about Oregon State ahead of Saturday afternoon’s
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Idaho Press
Offensive line continues paving way for Bronco offense
BOISE — Boise State football coach Spencer Danielson said there’s a moment from Dylan Riley’s third touchdown in Saturday’s 64-38 win against Colorado State he keeps showing to his team in this week. It’s not the Heisman pose Riley flashed after running 31 yards for a score, a pose which caught the attention of fans. Instead, Danielson showed the photo of right guard Roger Carreon knocking over Rams’ defensive end Kenyon Agurs, allowing the Bronco running back to run through the hole. “That’s one of my favorite plays from the game,” Danielson said. “That’s team football. We have that picture in a lot of our power points this week because team, team, team. Dylan Riley is playing his tail off this season, but the only way Dylan can play his tail off is if the offensive line and coaches have a great plan, the tight ends and receivers, the quarterback. It takes everybody.” The offensive line certainly has been a large part of a driving force behind an offense which ranks 10th in the nation, scoring 39 points per game this season. They’ve paved the way for the Broncos (8-1, 5-0 Pac-12) in both the run game and in pass
Herald-Journal
USU soccer: Aggies survive Gonzaga in penalty shootout, advance to Pac-12 title game
Utah State soccer had already spent 110 minutes trying to break down Gonzaga's defense. Then, after playing the final half-hour with 10 players, the Aggies needed one more contribution from their sophomore goalkeeper and a confident finish from an unlikely source to keep their championship hopes alive. Sophomore defender Victoria...