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COLLEGEGAMEDAYIdaho Press-Tribune SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010
Weve seen thisBoise State oot-ball team win ona big stage near the nations
capital.They beat Virginia Tech33-30 on Sept. 6.
Weve seen them topplea Mountain West teamthat beat Fresno State inthe New Mexico Bowl lastseason.
The Broncos handledWyoming 51-6 on Sept. 18.
Then we all watchedBoise State beat then-No.24 Oregon State 37-24 on
national television withESPNs GameDay in Boiselast Saturday.
Weve all seen thisBronco team win big gamesin ront o big audiences,but we havent seen themplay the type o game they
will ace today.One week ater being
the center o attention inthe college ootball world,
the Broncos could be testedtonight, not so much by an0-3 New Mexico State team,but by another opponent motivation.
For months, they havetried to fnd the rightmixture o emotion andaggressiveness on the feld.Senior nickel Winston Ven-able will sit out the frst halo tonights game becauseo a hit the WAC deemed
dangerous in last weeksgame. Venable was possi-bly playing with too muchenergy and aggressiveness
in a big game.Tonight, however, theBroncos might have touncork their energy.
The motivation nowturns rom winning biggames to not losing, or evenplaying close games.
ESPN GameDay wont bethere, ABC wont be broad-casting rom Las Cruces andSports Illustrated probablywont be covering this game
or next weeks edition.And, o course, New
Mexico State is not a rankedopponent.
I think its defnitely adierent eel, Boise Statereceiver Austin Pettis said.Its going to be a goodchallenge or us, going romthe crowd bringing a lot oenergy and the hype aroundto town to going to a small-er place with not as manyans, so well have to bring(the energy) ourselves.
Please see Fox, inside
Boise State to be tested by new opponent
INSIDE SPORTS SECTION: WAC and national college football
BOISESTATEVSN.M.STATEWhen: Today, 6 p.m.Where: Las Cruces, N.M.TV: KTVBRadio: KBOI 670 AMRecords: Boise State (3-0);New Mexico State (0-3)Rankings: Boise State (No. 3AP/No. 3 USA Today coaches);New Mexico State (not ranked)Series: Boise State leads 10-0;won 42-7 on Dec. 5, 2009 inBoise in last meetingLine: Boise State favored by43 points
ONLINE
Find the latest news onBoise State football at DaveSouthorns Bronco blog at
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QUOTABLETheyre better than lastyears team, theres nodoubt about it. It kindamakes you a little jealousbecause you want toemulate some of thethings theyre doing.Were going to have tobe patient, but (Chris
Petersen) has anexcellent football team.
New Mexico State coach
DeWayne Walker on playing
No. 3 Boise State
WAC STANDINGSTeam Conf. OverallFresno State 1-0 2-1Nevada 0-0 4-0Boise State 0-0 3-0Hawaii 0-0 2-2Idaho 0-0 2-2La. Tech 0-0 1-3San Jose St. 0-0 1-3New Mexico St. 0-0 0-3Utah State 0-1 1-3
This weeks games:
Fridays gameBYU at Utah State, (n)Todays gamesIdaho at Western Michigan,noonUC Davis at San Jose State,6 p.m.Boise State at New MexicoState, 6 p.m.Cal Poly at Fresno State,8 p.m.Nevada at UNLV, 8 p.m.La. Tech at Hawaii, 9:30 p.m.
INSIDE
TOUCHDOWN TOMMYBoise State tight end TommyGallarda has become a red zonethreat for the Broncos.The 6-foot-5, 260-pounder has 23career catches, eight of them fortouchdowns.Hes just a really reliable guy, on andoff the field, Boise State receiver
Austin Pettis said. You can alwaystrust him.
Read more aboutGallarda inside
AP
Part o you is glad to seethem go, because they just areso tough to beat every year, butat the same time, you want to
play the best, and they def-nitely are one o the best thereis, New Mexico State runningback Seth Smith said in July atthe WAC media preview.
Boise State is 68-4 againstWAC teams since joining theconerence in 2001, losing onlythree times to current schoolsLouisiana Tech (2001), FresnoState (2005) and Hawaii (2007).
Long seen as a hindranceto Boise States aspirations ornational respect, the coner-ence has seen a bit o a spike inattention this season, with UtahState playing tough at Okla-homa in the season opener,Fresno State topping two-time
deending Big East championCincinnati in their opener, andNevada ranked or the frst timein 62 years.
Weve talked a long timeabout how we get tested everyyear by teams in our coner-ence, Boise State coach ChrisPetersen said. Its good somepeople are taking notice, Iguess, but its something wevebeen aware o or a long time.
Part o the reason behindleaving or the Mountain Westwas better competition anda better travel schedule. LasCruces, Ruston, La., Logan,Utah and Honolulu are not theeasiest places to send a ootballteam. Six o the 26 teams withthe lowest home attendancelast season were in the WAC.
Please see BSU, inside
Boise States farewell
tour through the WAC
begins today against
New Mexico State
Happy trails
Most WAC titles: BYU (19), Boise State (7), Wyoming (7), Arizona State (7)
Best conferencewinning percentage
Since 2000
1. Boise State 73-4
2. Texas 70-13
3. Oklahoma 73-14
4. Ohio State 64-16
5. Florida 66-19
6. USC 65-19
7. TCU 60-19
8. Virginia Tech 58-219. BYU 54-22
10. LSU 60-26
IPT file photos/AP photos
The Boise State Broncosfrst stop on their WACarewell tour hits AggieMemorial Stadium tonight.
With their tickets punchedto head to the Mountain WestConerence next summer,the Broncos are going to bemissed or the most part.
By Dave Southorn
2010 Idaho Press-Tribune
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BRONCOBITESn Boise State suered a tough
loss Tuesday, when it confrmedjunior running back D.J. Harperwill miss the rest o the seasonwith a torn ACL. He sueredthe same injury last season atFresno State. Beore being hurtin Saturdays win over then-No.24 Oregon State, Harper had160 yards on 18 carries. SeniorJeremy Avery will likely be theteams No. 2 back behind juniorDoug Martin.n In the last three meetingsbetween Boise State and NewMexico State, the Broncos haveoutscored the Aggies 149-7.The Broncos are 10-0 all-timeagainst NMSU, including theirfrst win over a Division I-Ateam as a I-A member, in 1996.
n Senior receivers Titus Youngand Austin Pettis are eighth andninth, respectively, in schoolhistory in receiving yards.Young has 2,158 yards, andPettis has 2,110.n Nickel Winston Venable willbe suspended or the frst halo todays game because o ahelmet-to-helmet hit againstOregon State last Saturday.The punishment was originally aone-game suspension rom theWAC, but Boise State appealed,reducing it to a hal. Venable,who has 11 tackles this season,will be replaced by Hunter Whitein the starting lineup.
FIVEKEYSFor Boise State1. Business attire. The Broncosare the clear avorite today, andor good reason. Look at thestats, you name it an NMSUwin would be monumental. Lookor Boise State to treat it like abusiness trip, take care o work,and get back home happy.
2. Rush Christian. The Aggieshave yielded just one sack thisseason, and i the Broncos canget in inexperienced QB RyanChristians head, it will be a feldday or the deense.
3. Second-team time. I theBroncos can get up big early,
it will allow some o the teamsyounger players to get somegood experience and keep thestarters well-rested.
4. Peanut butter. Avery (akaPeanut) will see more snapswith Harper out. Getting himcomortable as soon as pos-sible will be key to continue thestrong backfeld rotation.
5. No letdown. Todays gamecouldnt be more dierent thanlast weeks. The Broncos willneed to create their own energyin a likely quiet Las Cruces.
HEISMAN HOPEFULS: FIVE EARLY FAVORITES FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALLS MOST COVETED PRIZE
KELLEN MOORE, QBBoise State
Moore was his efcient selagainst Oregon State, notchinghis 16th career game with threeor more TD passes. His passerefciency rating (168.14) isahead o 2009s pace.Next up: Today vs. New MexicoState, 6 p.m.Season stats: 62-o-95 passingor 873 yards, 8 TDs and 1 INT.
TERRELLE PRYOR, QBOhio State
The Buckeyes hung 73 pointson Eastern Michigan, with Pryorleading the way (104 rushingyards, 20-o-26 passing or 224yards and fve total TDs).Next up: Today at Illinois,10 a.m.Season stats: 71-o-107 passing,939 yards, 10 TDs, 2 INTs; 269rushing yards, 3 TDs.
MARK INGRAM, RBAlabama
Ingram hasnt missed a beatsince returning rom a kneeinjury, running or at least 150yards in each o his two games.Another week, another big testtoday (won at Ark. last week).Next up: Today vs. Florida,6 p.m.Season stats: 33 rushes, 308yards, 4 touchdowns.
DENARD ROBINSON, QBMichigan
Robinson hurt his knee lastweek and did not play ater thefrst quarter. He had fve rushesor 129 yards and was 4-o-4passing when he let.Next up: Today at Indiana,1:30 p.m.Season stats: 688 rushingyards, 6 TDs; 57-o-80 passing,731 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT.
RYAN MALLETT, QBArkansas
Mallett leads the nation inpassing, but he threw twocritical interceptions late in aloss to Alabama. Hell need tokeep posting big numbers tocontinue to be a candidate.Next up: Today at Georgia, 10a.m.Season stats: 95-o-138 passing,1,438 yards, 10 TDs, 5 INTs.
AP POLLRK Team Record
1 Alabama 4-02 Ohio State 4-03 Boise State 3-0
4 Oregon 4-05 TCU 4-06 Nebraska 4-07 Florida 4-08 Oklahoma 4-09 Stanord 4-0
10 Auburn 4-011 Wisconsin 4-012 LSU 4-013 Utah 4-014 Arizona 4-015 Arkansas 2-116 Miami (Fla.) 2-117 Iowa 3-118 USC 4-019 South Carolina 3-120 Michigan 4-021 Texas 3-122 Penn State 3-123 N.C. State 4-024 Michigan State 4-025 Nevada 4-0
Idaho Press-Tribune SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010COLLEGEGAMEDAYSPORTS
Touchdown Tommy
By Dave Southorn
LAS CRUCES, N.M. Latein the third quarter Sept. 18at Wyoming, Tommy Gallardadid something rare, by his stan-dards.
On a second-and-7 rom the
Cowboys 17, he caught a 15- yard pass rom Kellen Moore,brought down at the 2. On thenext play, D.J. Harper scoredthe touchdown.
For Gallarda, who has eightcareer touchdowns on 23 ca-reer receptions, it was morereminiscent o his ellow tightend Kyle Eaw, who has onetouchdown and 52 receptionsin his career.
He was coming o the feldand I told him you just pulledan Eaw, Eaw said.
Used to being a threat tohaul in a pass in the end zone,Gallarda got a taste o what histeammates trials have beenlike.
I know how he eels now,Gallarda said, laughing.
At 6-oot-5 and 260 pounds,Gallarda is an ideal target inshort yardage situations, and theBroncos have used him accord-ingly. The longest touchdowno his career was a 21-yarderagainst Nevada last season. Sixo his eight scores have comeon passes o less than 10 yards.
Hes got that big body youneed to make those catches intrafc down there, and hes aveteran guy, so hell make thetough catches, coach Chris Pe-tersen said.
In last Saturdays game, Gal-larda caught a 6-yard touchdownpass rom Austin Pettis on a trickplay.
Hes just a really reliable guy,on and o the feld, Pettis said.You can always trust him.
Gallarda is also known as theteams best blocking tight end,but when he gets called on tomake a big play, hes more thanhappy to help.
To be another part to helpthis oense, thats a pretty bigdeal to me, because we have somany talented guys, that i Kel-len can count on me, thats pret-ty cool, Gallarda said.
AP
Boise State tight end Tommy Gallarda, right, celebrates with ullback Dan Paul ater scoring the frsttouchdown in the Broncos 33-30 win over Virginia Tech on Sept. 6 in Landover, Md.
TE Gallarda hasscored eight TDson 23 catches
Continued from 1 Sports
Last weekends homegame broke a Bronco Sta-dium record with 34,137ans in attendance.
The capacity o AggieMemorial Stadium is
30,343, but its unlikely toreach that number.
The Broncos have notlost in 10 games againstNew Mexico State.
Its easy or BoiseState to get up or thebig games with everyonewatching. But how willthe Broncos play whenthe lights go dim andcrickets begin to breakthe silence?
How will they playwhen they are avoredto win by more than six yes, you read right, six touchdowns?
Thats with the extra
points. Boise state is a43-point avorite. Andas they kickstart theirarewell tour through theWestern Athletic Coner-ence tonight, they willace let down on occa-sion. That may not equateto losses, but playing theNew Mexico States othe world doesnt exactlycreate excitement on itsown.
Overall, what WACteams are you really excit-ed to see Boise State playthis season? Nevada hasbig wins and is ranked orthe frst time since 1948.
Idaho is a rivalry gameand always creates itsown excitement.
Fresno State beatCincinnati, but the two-time deending Big Eastchamps havent exactlylooked like world beatersthis season.
Boise State is the No. 3team in the country andplastered on the covero Sports Illustrateds na-tional edition this week.
Tonight, that sameteam will kicko at 6 p.m.against a team that hasntplayed in a bowl gamesince 1960 and has been
outscored 124-47 alreadythis season.The show came to
Boise State last Saturday.Today, however, the
Broncos will have toprovide their own excite-ment.
Fox
Continued from the front
It is certainly a dierentatmosphere sometimes, butthose 11 guys on the feld arereally what matter, theyre themost challenging part i theres15,000 or 85,000 people,deensive end Ryan Winterswyksaid. There can be some longtravel days, but you have to seethe good side o it Im luckyto play ootball and see theseplaces. How else would I evervisit Louisiana or New Mexico?
When asked about his teams
continued success, Petersen hasoten praised his players or tak-ing it one game at a time, andwhen asked about the BCS, hesays it is out o our control.
Put those two things to-gether, and it is part o why theBroncos have won the WAC titleseven o the past eight seasons.One o the ew things they cancontrol is their standing in theconerence at the end o each
year.The most important games
to us every year are our WACgames, and that starts (to-night), tight end Kyle Eawsaid.
Sure enough, on a largeplaque in the teams flm room,the frst goal mentioned is towin a WAC title, ollowed by awin in a bowl game.
It wont change next year,either its always got to startwith taking care o home base,which is the league you play
in, Petersen said.As Boise State has rocketedto national prominence sincejoining the conerence, otherprograms like New MexicoState has struggled to rise romthe bottom o the Division Iranks. The Aggies have notplayed in a bowl in 50 years,while Utah State has not playedin one since 1997. Even whilesome programs have had di-
fcult times lately, it provides allthe more incentive or them tobeat the Broncos, and in turn,has helped Boise State bring itsbest week in and week out.
I like that WAC teams willdo anything to beat us, and thatreally has prepared us or someo the big games weve played,Winterswyk said.
The Broncos ollow uptonights game next week witha home nonconerence contestagainst Toledo beore fnishingwith seven straight WAC games
to close out the season. Witha 3-0 start and two wins overranked teams, the Broncos havetaken care o business, andnow, their main task is at hand.
Weve met our goals soar, receiver Austin Pettis said.Were going to have to try andcontinue that going into theWAC because thats our mainocus every year. We have to setthe standard right away.
BSU:WAC games remain most important to Broncos
Charlie Litchield/IPT
Boise States Dan Paul, 47, along with teammates Ryan Winterswyk, let, and Byron Hout willattempt to continue to play with high energy at New Mexico State today.
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2 Austin Pettis, Sr., 6-3, 20382 Geraldo Hiwat, Fr., 6-4, 195
1 Titus Young, Sr., 5-11, 17518 Aaron Burks, Fr., 6-2, 187WR89 Tyler Shoemaker, Jr., 6-1, 2153 Chris Potter, So., 5-9, 160
73 Nate Potter, Jr., 6-6, 30078 Charles Leno, Fr., 6-2, 272LT
WR
61 Joe Kellogg, So., 6-2, 29955 Chuck Hayes, Jr., 6-2, 289LG66 Thomas Byrd, Jr., 5-11, 28179 Bronson Durrant, So., 6-3, 264C59 Will Lawrence, Sr., 6-2, 29161 Joe Kellogg, So., 6-2, 299RG64 Brenel Myers, So., 6-2, 27272 Matt Slater, Sr., 6-4, 267RT85 Tommy Gallarda, Sr., 6-5, 25980 Kyle Efaw, Jr., 6-4, 232TE11 Kellen Moore, Jr., 6-0, 1917 Mike Coughlin, Sr., 6-5, 221QB22 Doug Martin, Jr., 5-9, 21227 Jeremy Avery, Sr., 5-9, 174RB
WR
OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP
32 Marcus Allen, Sr., 6-0, 1871 Taveon Rogers, Jr., 6-0, 181
17 Kyle Nelson, Sr., 6-4, 21285 Ronny Torres, Sr., 6-4, 240TE74 Davonte Wallace, Fr., 6-4, 25775 DeWayne Barton, Sr., 6-4, 279
58 Dejuan Yates, Jr., 6-2, 27663 Mike Yocius, So., 6-4, 312LG
LT
62 Mike Grady, Jr., 6-3, 30670 Robert Rodriguez, Sr., 6-2, 284C66 Ruben Escarsega, Jr., 6-4, 29278 Matt Passwaters, Sr., 6-3, 305RG76 Aundre McGaskey, Jr., 6-6, 29778 Matt Passwaters, Sr., 6-3, 305RT19 Darrius Preston, So., 6-1, 16810 Marcus Williams, Jr., 6-3, 187WR2 Matt Christian, Jr., 6-3, 2118 Tanner Rust, Fr., 6-2, 200QB38 Brandon Perez, Sr., 5-8, 22521 Ronald Opetaia, Jr., 5-9, 228FB20 Seth Smith, Sr., 5-8, 1983 Kenny Turner, So., 5-10, 182RB
WR
OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP
98 Ryan Winterswyk, Sr., 6-4, 270
96 Jarrell Root, Jr., 6-3, 257
90 Billy Winn, Jr., 6-4, 28843 Ricky Tjonge-A-Tjoe, Fr., 6-3, 292DT97 Chase Baker, Jr., 6-1, 29599 Michael Atkinson, So., 6-0, 327
92 Shea McClellin, Jr., 6-3, 25441 Kharyee Marshall, Fr., 6-1, 212DE
NT
94 Byron Hout, Jr., 6-0, 22352 Derrell Acrey, Sr., 6-1, 238MLB36 Aaron Tevis, Jr., 6-3, 232 OR48 J.C. Percy, So., 6-0, 217WLB23 Jeron Johnson, Sr., 5-11, 198
30 Travis Stanaway, Jr., 5-11, 191S8 George Iloka, Jr., 6-3, 20916 Cedric Febis, Jr., 6-3, 204S25 Hunter White, Jr., 5-11, 2175 Jason Robinson, Sr., 5-11, 194N21 Jamar Taylor, So., 5-11, 1914 Jerrell Gavins, Jr., 5-9, 174CB13 Brandyn Thompson, Sr., 5-10, 17737 Ebo Makinde, Fr., 5-10, 171CB
DE
DEFENSIVE TWO-DEEP
48 Pierre Fils, Jr., 6-3, 245
92 Brandon Warner, Sr., 6-2, 284
94 Kawika Shook, Sr., 6-3, 27395 David Mahoney, Jr., 6-3, 293DT54 John Finau, Sr., 6-1, 30251 Tommy Stuart, So., 6-3, 303
52 Donte Savage, So., 6-3, 23990 David Nuimatalolo, Jr., 6-2, 245DE
NT
5 Frank Padilla, Sr., 6-2, 24322 David Quiroga, So., 6-1, 217SLB47 Boyblue Aoelua, Jr., 5-10, 22796 Numi Lolohea, So., 5-11, 235MLB36 B.J. Adolpho, So., 5-11, 207
53 Bryan Bonilla, Fr., 6-1, 217WLB3 Donyae Coleman, Jr., 5-10, 17511 George Callender, Fr., 6-1, 191FS2 Alphonso Powell, Sr., 5-11, 18327 Justin Smith, Fr., 6-2, 196SS1 Jonte Green, Jr., 6-0, 1743 Donyae Coleman, Jr., 5-10, 175CB4 Davon House, Sr., 6-0, 1829 Darien Johnson, Fr., 5-9, 164CB
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BOISESTATEBRONCOS
N.M.STATEAGGIES
NEW MEXICO
STATE COACH
DEWAYNE WALKER
Years: 2nd seasonCareer record: 3-14(lost 2007 Las VegasBowl as UCLA interim)Record at N.M. State:3-13Noteworthy: A defensiveback in college, he hascoached DBs at UCLAand USC, along withNew England, New YorkGiants and Washingtonin the NFL.On Boise State: Itslike playing against aSoutheasternConference team or aPac-10 team.
PLAYER TO WATCHNEW MEXICO STATE RB: SETH SMITH
PLAYER TO WATCH
BOISE STATE
COACH
CHRIS PETERSEN
Years: Fifth seasonCareer record: 52-4Record at BoiseState: 52-4Noteworthy: Petersenhas won the BearBryant coach of theyear award followingthe 2006 and 2009seasons.On N.M. State: Wewatched our tapefrom last year and(were) not impressedwith ourselves, but
(were) impressedwith how they playedagainst us.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2010 Idaho Press-Tribune COLLEGEGAMEDAY SPORTS
2010 SCHEDULE
Sept. 6 vs. Virginia Tech W, 33-30
Sept. 18 at Wyoming W, 51-6Sept. 25 vs. Oregon State W, 37-24Today at New Mexico St., KTVB 6 p.m.Oct. 9 vs. Toledo, KTVB 6 p.m.Oct. 16 at San Jose St., KTVB 6 p.m.Oct. 26 vs. La. Tech, ESPN2 6 p.m.Nov. 6 vs. Hawaii, KTVB NoonNov. 12 at Idaho, ESPN2 7 p.m.Nov. 19 vs. Fresno St., ESPN2 7:30 p.m.Nov. 26 at Nevada, ESPN2 8:15 p.m.Dec. 4 vs. Utah State 1 p.m.
2010 SCHEDULE
Sept. 11 vs. San Diego State L, 41-21
Sept. 18 at UTEP L, 42-10Sept. 25 at Kansas L, 42-16Today vs. Boise State, KTVB 6 p.m.Oct. 9 vs. New Mexico 6 p.m.Oct. 16 at Fresno State 8 p.m.Oct. 23 at Idaho 3 p.m.Oct. 30 vs. San Jose State 2 p.m.Nov. 6 at Utah State 1 p.m.Nov. 13 vs. Louisiana Tech 4 p.m.Nov. 20 at Nevada 2 p.m.Nov. 27 at Hawaii 1 p.m.
2010 LEADERS2010 LEADERS
Rushing Rush Yds TDDoug Martin 48 326 1
D.J. Harper 18 160 2Jeremy Avery 18 65 0Team 115 618 4Opponent 105 185 3
Passing Com-Att Yds TD IntKellen Moore 62-95 873 8 1Austin Pettis 1-1 6 1 0Opponent 39-69 501 4 2
Receiving Rec Yds TDTitus Young 15 310 2Austin Pettis 13 223 4Tyler Shoemaker 7 97 1Doug Martin 7 80 0Tommy Gallarda 5 30 2
Defense Solo Ast Total TFL
Jeron Johnson 10 14 24 1.0Aaron Tevis 6 10 16 2.0Byron Hout 5 8 13 1.0George Iloka 10 3 13 0.0Ryan Winterswyk 3 9 12 1.5Sacks: S. McClellin 3.0-12, B. Winn 1.5-10,T. Crawford 1.5-10, R. Tjonge-A-Tjoe 1.5-8Interceptions: J. Johnson 1-0, H. White 1-0.
Rushing Rush Yds TDSeth Smith 31 100 2
Kenny Turner 21 70 1Marcus Allen 7 57 0Team 85 329 3Opponent 119 730 9
Passing Com-Att Yds TD IntMatt Christian 50-94 570 3 1Opponent 57-104 829 7 0
Receiving Rec Yds TDMarcus Allen 13 268 2Kyle Nelson 13 91 0Todd Lee 7 69 1Darrius Preston 4 42 0Seth Smith 4 26 0
Defense Solo Ast Total TFLDonyae Coleman 14 17 31 1.5
Boyblue Aoelua 5 25 30 2.0Jonte Green 12 11 23 0.0B.J. Adolpho 4 15 19 1.0Alphonso Powell 3 14 17 0.0Frank Padilla 7 10 17 2.9Davon House 6 8 14 0.0Sacks: NoneInterceptions: None
With 114 yards in last seasons finale at Boise State, Smith becamethe first New Mexico State running back since 2000 to eclipse the1,000-yard plateau, finishing with 1,016 yards.I think hes a very good player, Boise State coach Chris Petersensaid. There are certain people and certain plays that stick out fromthe year before, and you tend to forget a lot of it, but hes one we
certainly remember.Smith had five 100-yard games last season and had 246 carries,
but scored just one touchdown. Thus far in 2010, with opposingdefenses well aware of his talents, hes been held to 100 yards
on 31 attempts. He has, however, scored two touchdowns.He runs hard, Boise State safety Jeron Johnson said. Hedid a good job (last season) ... youve got to
take him down on first contact. Dave Southorn/IPT
Smith: AP photoWalker: NMSU photo
BOISE STATE WR: TITUS YOUNG
NATIONAL RANKINGS
Scoring off. Scoring def. Total off. Total def.
40.3 ppg 20.0 ppg 500.0 ypg 228.7 ypg
13th 49th 10th 3rd
NATIONAL RANKINGS
Scoring off. Scoring def. Total off. Total def.
15.7 ppg 41.7 ppg 299.7 ypg 519.7 ypg
114th 114th 103rd 119th
Everyone who follows Boise State
football knows Titus Youngcan turn any play into big yardage. Now, the rest of thenation is well aware. The senior receiver is No. 1 nat-ionally in all-purpose yardage, racking up 624 yardsthus far (208 per game). He has 310 receiving yards(two touchdowns), 249 kickoff return yards, 43 punt
return yards and 22 rushing yards.I didnt know that, but if were there, we probablyare doing a pretty good job, coach Chris Petersensaid Monday. On the 33 times Young hastouched the ball this season, hes aver-aged nearly 19 yards per play. His 136receiving yards on five receptionsagainst Oregon State last Saturdaywere the second-most of his car-eer. With 103.3 yards receiving pergame, he currently stands 10th inthe country in that statistic. Youngdid fumble a punt against the Beavers,and Petersen was not certain Youngwould keep the duties heading intotodays game. Still, Youngs abilitiesto contribute through the air, onthe ground or on special teamshas made him a versatile wea-pon in the Broncos offense asmuch as ever. Hes becominga good all-around player, seniorreceiver Austin Pettis said. ... Itsgreat seeing guys doing all theycan out there to help us win.
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