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NO2BRONCOSVSWARRIORSTODAY: HAWAII (7-2, 5-0 WAC) AT NO. 2 BOISE STATE (7-0, 3-0 WAC), BRONCO STADIUM, 1:30 P.M.; TV: ESPNU; RADIO: 670 AM, 96.9 FM

Its the last team we lost to

in the WAC enough said.Boise State safety Jeron Johnson

TAKING A STAND

INSIDE SPORTS SECTION: High school football results

Hawaii may be treat-ing this as a WACchampionship game,

but todays game at BroncoStadium is hardly the end othe season.

Things are just starting toget interesting or Boise State.

Ater six weeks and oursub-par opponents, Boise Statefnally has reached the consis-

tently solid part o its schedule.Today its oensive-powerHawaii.

Please see Fox, inside

Enjoy the next month of

football while you can

Tom Fox

By Dave Southorn

dsouthorn@idahopress.com

2010 Idaho Press-Tribune

BOISE On both sidelinestoday, there is no doubt o theimportance.

Boise State and Hawaii areboth undeeated in WesternAthletic Conerence play, withboth teams riding serious mo-

mentum.The Broncos have not lost

a conerence game since 2007,which happened to be againstthe Warriors. In their two re-maining WAC games, the War-riors ace cellar-dwelling San Jose State and New MexicoState.

Please see BSU, inside

Broncos, Warriors areWACs only unbeatens

Moore, Pettis nearingschool records

Kellen Moore and Aus-tin Pettis could reachthe top o Boise Statesrecord books today. SeeBronco Bites inside

Five keys for BoiseState against Hawaii

The Broncos will needto pressure Hawaiis QBand tackle well. Inside

IPT file photo

Jeron Johnson and Boise State face the nations top-ranked passing offense when the Broncos meet the Hawaii Warriors in a game that will go a long way in determining the WAC champion at Bronco Stadium.

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2 Austin Pettis, Sr., 6-3, 20382 Geraldo Hiwat, Fr., 6-4, 195

1 Titus Young, Sr., 5-11, 175

18 Aaron Burks, Fr., 6-2, 187WR89 Tyler Shoemaker, Jr., 6-1, 215

3 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, 299

75 Faraji Wright, So., 6-3, 282LG66 Thomas Byrd, Jr., 5-11, 28179 Bronson Durrant, So., 6-3, 264C59 Will Lawrence, Sr., 6-2, 291

55 Chuck Hayes, Jr., 6-2, 289RG72 Matt Slater, Sr., 6-4, 267

64 Brenel Myers, So., 6-2, 272RT80 Kyle Eaw, Jr., 6-4, 232

87 Gabe Linehan, Fr., 6-3, 233TE11 Kellen Moore, Jr., 6-0, 191

7 Mike Coughlin, Sr., 6-5, 221QB22 Doug Martin, Jr., 5-9, 21227 Jeremy Avery, Sr., 5-9, 174RB

WR

OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP

3 Rodney Bailey, Sr., 6-0, 1902 Lyle Fitte, So., 5-8, 185

1 Greg Salas, Sr., 6-2, 210

34 Jeremiah Ostrowski, So., 5-9, 175WR51 Austin Hansen, Jr., 6-4, 305

70 Kainoa LaCount, Sr., 6-6, 330

63 Brysen Ginlack, Sr., 6-2, 310

76 Brett Leonard, Jr., 6-5, 310LG

LT

75 Bronson Tiwanak, Sr., 6-1, 29556 Matagisila Lefti, Jr., 6-0, 285C66 Adrian Thomas, Sr., 6-6, 305

69 Andrew Faaumu, Jr., 6-3, 305RG50 Laupepa Letuli, Sr., 6-4, 325

70 Kainoa LaCount, Sr., 6-6, 330RT21 Kealoha Pilares, Sr., 5-11, 2056 Dustin Blount, Sr., 5-6, 160WR81 Royce Pollard, Jr., 6-0, 1757 Billy Ray Stutzmann, Fr., 6-0, 165WR17 Bryant Moniz, Jr., 6-0, 200

16 Brent Rausch, Sr., 6-4, 185QB25 Alex Green, Sr., 6-2, 230

26 Chizzy Dimude, Sr., 5-10, 200RB

WR

OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP

98 Ryan Winterswyk, Sr., 6-4, 27040 Tyrone Craword, Jr., 6-4, 275

90 Billy Winn, Jr., 6-4, 28843 Ricky Tjonge-A-Tjoe, Fr., 6-3, 292DT97 Chase Baker, Jr., 6-1, 295

50 J.P. Nisby, Jr., 6-1, 301

92 Shea McClellin, Jr., 6-3, 254

96 Jarrell Root, Jr., 6-3, 257DE

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, 209

16 Cedric Febis, Jr., 6-3, 204S25 Hunter White, Jr., 5-11, 2175 Jason Robinson, Sr., 5-11, 194N21 Jamar Taylor, So., 5-11, 191

4 Jerrell Gavins, Jr., 5-9, 174CB13 Brandyn Thompson, Sr., 5-10, 177

37 Ebo Makinde, Fr., 5-10, 171CB

DE

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90 Elliott Purcell, Sr., 6-3, 25098 Liko Satele, Jr., 6-2, 260

95 Vaughn Meatoga, Jr., 6-2, 285

47 Zach Masch, Jr., 6-2, 285DT49 Kaniela Tuipulotu, Jr., 6-2, 30099 Haku Correa, So., 6-1, 280

94 Kamalu Umu, Sr., 6-3, 27042 Paipai Falemalu, So., 6-3, 240DE

DT

55 George Daily-Lyles, Fr., 5-11, 235

50 Mana Lolotai, Jr., 6-0, 245MLB24 Aaron Brown, Jr., 6-1, 22040 Pookela Ahmad, Sr., 6-1, 210SLB41 Corey Paredes, Jr., 5-11, 23557 Art Laurel, Fr., 6-0, 230WLB43 Mana Silva, Sr., 6-1, 210

37 Kenny Estes, Jr., 6-0, 210FS19 Richard Torres, Jr., 5-8, 18033 John Hardy-Tuliau, Fr., 5-11, 165SS8 Jeramy Bryant, Sr., 5-10, 1757 Lewis Walker, So., 5-11, 175CB33 John Hardy-Tuliau, Fr., 5-11, 165

28 Jordan Homes, So., 5-10, 180N

DE

DEFENSIVE TWO-DEEP

BOISESTATEBRONCOS

HAWAIIWARRIORS

HAWAII COACH

GREG MCMACKIN

Years: Third season

Career record: 44-30-1Record at Hawaii: 20-16Noteworthy: McMackinwas Hawaiis deensivecoordinator in 1999 androm 2007-08. He hascoached with two NFLteams and was OregonTechs head coach rom1986-89.On Boise State: BoiseState obviously is anexcellent team. Theirprogram has just goneover the top. Theyrevery well coached.They have good, smartplayers.

PLAYER TO WATCHHAWAII LB: COREY PAREDES

BOISE STATE

COACH

CHRIS PETERSEN

Years: Fifth seasonCareer record: 56-4Record at BoiseState: 56-4Noteworthy: Petersenhas won the BearBryant coach o theyear award ollowingthe 2006 and 2009seasons.On Hawaii: I think thisis an exciting time. Theyhave a team as hot asanyone in the country.

Their quarterback isplaying as good asanyone. Weve got ourhands ull.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 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, 37-24

Oct. 2 at New Mexico St. W, 59-0

Oct. 9 vs. Toledo W, 57-14Oct. 16 at San Jose St. W, 48-0

Oct. 26 vs. La. Tech W, 49-20Today vs. Hawaii, ESPNU 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 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 LEADERS2010 LEADERS

Rushing Rush Yds TDDoug Martin 95 694 6Jeremy Avery 46 221 6

D.J. Harper 18 160 2

Team 269 1,500 20Opponent 255 528 6

Passing Com-Att Yds TD IntKellen Moore 125-179 1,865 18 2

Joe Southwick 12-18 185 1 0Opponent 68-120 813 5 5

Receiving Rec Yds TDTitus Young 37 650 4

Austin Pettis 30 442 5

Tyler Shoemaker 17 290 3Kyle Eaw 12 168 3

Doug Martin 11 161 1

Defense Solo Ast Total TFLJeron Johnson 18 21 39 1.0

J.C. Percy 16 22 38 3.0

George Iloka 28 10 38 1.0Byron Hout 13 16 29 3.5Winston Venable 11 14 25 3.0

Sacks: S. McClellin 4.5-17, B. Winn 3.0-27,T. Craword 2.5-20, C. Baker 2.5-18Interceptions:S. McClellin 1-36, A. Tevis 1-43,Four with 1-0 apiece

Rushing Rush Yds TDAlex Green 81 562 11Chizzy Dimude 32 213 1

Bryant Moniz 50 114 2

Team 192 866 14Opponent 350 1,279 12

Passing Com-Att Yds TD IntBryant Moniz 238-362 3,247 25 7

Shane Austin 9-17 166 2 0

Opponent 159-275 1,786 14 14

Receiving Rec Yds TDGreg Salas 81 1,236 8

Kealoha Pilares 64 945 12

Royce Pollard 38 489 3Rodney Bradley 28 326 1

Alex Green 19 253 1

Defense Solo Ast Total TFLCorey Paredes 57 50 107 3.0

Mana Silva 33 23 56 2.0

Aaron Brown 34 18 52 6.0Lametrius Davis 27 12 39 1.0

Richard Torres 26 12 38 1.0John Hardy-Tuliau 21 14 35 3.0

Sacks: A. Brown 3.0-14, K. Umu, Z. Masch 2Interceptions: M. Silva 5-34; J. Bryant 4-96,C. Paredes 3-0, P. Ahmad, R. Torres 1 apiece

From a walk-on to one of the nations most prolific tacklers, CoreyParedes ascent has been pretty remarkable.In 2008 as a redshirt freshman, he had three tackles, but earned

a scholarhip before last season, when he had 54 tacklesand four sacks. This season, through nine games, he

has 107 tackles, which is fourth-best in the nation.I think he kind of epitomizes what Hawaiis allabout, just aggressive, he flies around, BoiseState coach Chris Petersen said. Hes a very pas-

sionate player and a guy youd love to have

on your team. Thats probably the bestcompliment you can give him.

The junior linebacker is a team cap-tain, and also has picked off threepasses this season.I cant say enough great things

about him, Hawaii coach GregMcMackin said.

The 5-foot-11, 235-poundertakes the route many leaders

do for success deflect-ing credit to others.The coaches are get-

ting me in the rightspots, Paredes

said. Dave

Southorn/IPT

Photos courtesyUniversity of Hawaii

PLAYER TO WATCHBOISE STATE WR: TYLER SHOEMAKER

NATIONAL RANKINGS

Scoring off. Scoring def. Total off. Total def.

47.7 ppg 13.4 ppg 515.9 ypg 236.4 ypg

2nd 3rd 5th 3rd

NATIONAL RANKINGS

Scoring off. Scoring def. Total off. Total def.

39.2 ppg 22.3 ppg 491.7 ypg 340.6 ypg

11th 47th 7th 39th

IPTphotos

2010 SCHEDULE

Sept. 2 vs. USC L, 49-36

Sept. 11 at Army W, 31-28

Sept. 18 at Colorado L, 31-13Sept. 25 vs. Charleston Southern W, 66-7

Oct. 2 vs. Louisiana Tech W, 41-21

Oct. 9 at Fresno State W, 49-27Oct. 16 vs. Nevada W, 27-21

Oct. 23 at Utah State W, 45-7Oct. 30 vs. Idaho W, 45-10

Today at Boise State, ESPNU 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 20 vs. San Jose State 8:30 p.m.Nov. 27 at New Mexico State 1 p.m.

Dec. 4 vs. UNLV 8:30 p.m.

With Louisiana Techs safeties creeping up on Boise States pairof senior standout receivers, the middle of the field was open

for Tyler Shoemaker. Naturally, Kellen Moore saw that, andconnected with the junior six times for 124 yards, both

career bests.I think its a big role, and I am glad theres trust in me

to contribute, Shoemaker said.

On a team known for keeping defenses off balance,having a third receiver to make plays in traffic goesa long way toward putting up copious amounts of

points.Theres not many teams that have three

receivers like we do that can make plays ona nightly basis, senior Austin Pettis said.After struggling a bit in spring practiceswhile coming back from a hernia injuryhe suffered late last season, Shoemakerstepped up big-time in fall camp, and

it has translated into 17 catches for 290yards and three TDs thus far.The No. 1 thing is just catching the ball hes just catching it cleaner, coach ChrisPetersen said. On top of that, hes makingtougher catches.A standout at Mountain View High,Shoemaker had interest from Ivy Leagueschools, but opted to stay home andwalk on at Boise State. Now on schol-

arship, and bound to be Moores topreturning receiver in 2011, consider the

decision a sound one.When you have choices, and you realizeyou made the right one, its an incrediblefeeling, Shoemaker said.

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BRONCOBITESn Two big school records are likelyto all today Kellen Moore needsone touchdown pass to set theschool mark with 83, and AustinPettis needs two receptions tosurpass Don Hutt's record o 189career catches.n Moore's passer rating o 188.3is tops in the nation, and on pace toset the NCAA mark, set by Hawaii's

Colt Brennan in 2007 (186.0).n Hawaii is 74th in red-zone o-ense, converting 80 percent o itsattempts. Boise State is second inred-zone deense (53).n The Boise State deense hasorced opposing oenses into 35three-and-outs, which is the fthmost in the country.n Senior tight end TommyGallarda will miss the rest o theregular season with a broken oot.It is the third straight year a seniortight end has suered a broken oot.Gallarda has 25 career receptionsand nine TDs.n Hawaii walk-on senior LB KaponoRawlins-Crivello was a membero the BSU ootball team in 2006(redshirt) and 2007 (two tackles).He has not recorded any stats this

season.

FIVEKEYS

For Boise State

1.Wrap up. Facing a Hawaii team withtalented receivers that oten catch shortpasses, the Broncos will have to quicklytake them down or risk long gainsshould they miss a tackle or two.

2.Put on some pressure. It soundssimple, and it is: Against a team thatloves to throw, nothing disrupts bet-ter than a good pass rush. With studDEs, the Broncos will lean on them toget in Bryant Monizs ace early andoten.

3.Protect, protect. The Broncoswill put a big emphasis on holding

onto the ball this week. Hawaii is No.2 in the nation in takeaways, havingorced 26 turnovers. Another way tohelp that will be to continue to protectKellen Moore, who has been sackedjust twice.

4.On Martin, on Avery ... In Ha-waiis frst three games, it lost twice,giving up 748 yards on the ground.In all three, USC, Army and Coloradohad multiple rushing threats. Look orDoug Martin, Jeremy Avery, and evenMatt Kaiserman to give the Warriorsdierent looks in the backfeld.

5.Take advantage. Hawaii will takesome chances to create turnovers.The Broncos would be wise to usethat aggression against them withscreens, draws or a trick p lay.

Continued fromthe front

I look at this game as the WACchampionship game, Hawaii line-backer Corey Paredes said. ... Itsgoing to be a showdown.

For Boise State, it is the frst bigtest since Sept. 25s game againstOregon State, and a battle against ateam scoring 45.5 points per gameduring its six-game winning streak.The Warriors also represent thespectre o an empty spot in theBroncos trophy case, the only teamto win the WAC title other than Boi-se State since 2002.

Its the last team we lost to in the WAC enough said, Boise Statesenior saety Jeron Johnson said.

Motivation is hardly lacking orHawaii, especially considering lastseasons meeting between the twoteams, a 54-9 throttling by the Bron-cos in Honolulu.

Its pushing us a lot, the loss wehad to them at home last year hasgiven us a lot o motivation, Pare-des said.

Most o the battles between thetwo teams have been tight, howev-er, including a 27-7 Boise State winat Bronco Stadium two years ago,aided by fve Hawaii interceptions.In 2007, it was a 39-27 Hawaii win

on Oahu and in 2006 in Boise, the

Broncos pulled out a 41-34 win.Boise State coach Chris Petersen,

never one to overstate things, saidcomparisons could be drawn to the Warriors 2007 Sugar Bowl squad,and even ventured to say a Warriorswin tonight would all but assure theconerence crown.

I look at their schedule and I saythis is it or them, Petersen said.

O course, any team aspiring towin the WAC must go through theBroncos, and or the Warriors, thatmeans going through Boise State onits home tur, where a conerenceloss has not occurred since 1998.

We all know the stakes, its a biggame or us, or our program itsa big opportunity, Hawaii quarter-

back Bryant Moniz said.Petersen called Hawaii one o

the nations hottest teams, and the Warriors eel they are meeting theBroncos at the right time.

Were peaking as a ootballteam, Hawaii coach Greg McMack-in said. Id rather play them nowthan at the frst o the season.

Tonights game eatures strengthsversus strengths, as two o the topseven oenses in the nation ace o.Hawaii has the nations top passinggame (395.4 ypg), while Boise Stateis eighth against the pass (161 ypg).Somethings gotta give, right?

The deenses senior leader,Johnson, said Tuesday the deensive

backs are putting the game on their

shoulders, hoping to duplicate thesix turnovers the Broncos orcedlast season against the Warriors.

We know we have two inter-ceptions on the season, Johnsonsaid. We know we have to step upand make some plays.

Players and coaches on bothteams know the stakes, and withthe Broncos departing next seasonor the Mountain West, they want toleave the WAC where theyve beenso many times on top. Tonightsgame marks what will be the fnalmatchup or the oreseeable uture,and ending the series with a winwould be savored or awhile.

Its nice to get a lot better com-

petition coming here, I know a loto guys are excited to play Hawaiisince theyve been so successul this year, Boise State receiver AustinPettis said. Its a nice little rivalry.

For Hawaii, a win tonight meansrather smooth sailing to a WAC title.For Boise State, it will continue arun to the BCS, and its the kind ogame that will help prepare it or agauntlet o tough November games(at Idaho, vs. Fresno State, at Ne-vada).

In college ootball, as we see week in and week out, its allabout the emotion, Petersen said.Those are all going to be emotionalgames.

BSU

Greg Kreller/IPT

Boise State defensive tackle Chase Baker (97) tr ies to bring down Louisiana Tech quarterback Ross Jenkins in the Broncos 49-20 victor yon Oct. 26 at Bronco Stadium.

Continued fromthe front

Next week, the Broncosplay a rivalry game at Idaho,ollowed by a home gameagainst Fresno State and aroad game at Nevada.

Boise State wraps up itsfnal WAC season in Logan onDec. 4 against Utah State.

Starting at 1:30 p.m.today, these are the types ogames that matter, the gamesthat ans can get excited towatch.

Each and every game thismonth should be entertain-ing, and quite possiblycompetitive. Thats betterthan beating New MexicoState, Toledo, San Jose Stateand Louisiana Tech by acombined 213-34.

Watching ESPN roll outBCS standings each Sunday

has been much more enter-taining than those games.

So, enjoy today. Enjoy thenext month o competitivecollege ootball while it lasts.

Next year, it might not bethe same.

Boise State is uprootingand moving to the MountainWest Conerence. And lastI heard, there is no string ogames like this on next yearsschedule. There is no gameagainst Hawaii and no rivalryagainst Idaho on schedule.Fresno State and Nevadagames could lose lusterwithout a conerence title atstake in 2011. Both schoolswill join the Broncos in theMountain West in 2012.

Utah will be in the Pac-10next year, BYU will be out onits own and theres talk TCUcould jump to the Big East.

So, i Boise State endsthis season in another BCSgame or gasp the BCSchampionship, well knowthe Broncos had some helpin the strength o scheduledepartment.

And it will be then thatBoise State can say theseteams, and this league, willbe missed.

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