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COLLEGEGAMEDAYIdaho Press-Tribune SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2010

BOISESTATEVSOREGONSTATEWHEN: Today, 6 p.m.WHERE: Bronco StadiumTV: ABCRADIO: KBOI 670 AMRECORDS: Boise State (2-0);Oregon State (1-1)RANKINGS Boise State (No. 3AP/No. 3 USA Today coaches);Oregon State (No. 24 AP/NRUSA Today coaches)SERIES: Oregon State leadsseries 4-2 (Boise state wonlast meeting 42-14 on Sept.7, 2006)LINE: Boise State favored by17 1/2 pts.

ONLINEFind the latest news onBoise State football at DaveSouthorns Bronco blog at

idahopress.com/sports

QUOTABLEI really dont thinkyou can put it intowords. Its somethingyou have to experienceto really get the feelingof how it is live. Youcant really explain a liveconcert. The feeling ofbeing there, theres noth-ing like it. Desmond Howard on ESPNs

GameDay atmosphere

ESPN COLLEGEGAMEDAYWHAT: College footballs signatureshow visits Boise for the first timetoday in preparation for the No.3 Broncos 6 p.m. game againstNo. 24 Oregon State at BroncoStadium.

WHERE: The set will be locatedon the blue turf at Bronco Stadiumand places for fans will be markedclearly.

WHEN: Gates open at 6 a.m.

The show kicks off at 7 a.m. onESPNU with an hour-long showhosted by Erin Andrews.Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit, LeeCorso and Desmond Howard takeover the set for their show from 8to 10 a.m. on ESPN.

WHO: Fans will have to wait andsee who will be the celebritypicker on Saturday. ESPN usu-ally announces its weekly on-setguest live during each telecast.The GameDay cast will also picktheir winners and losers for selectgames on Saturday.

WEEK 1: LSU vs. North Carolinaat AtlantaWEEK 2: Penn State at AlabamaWEEK 3: Clemson at AuburnWEEK 4: Oregon Stateat Boise State

LOOK FOR: The WashingtonState flag. The tradition started inAustin, Texas in 2003 and contin-ues today. At least one fan will flythe 5-foot by 7-foot Cougar flag inthe crowd in front of the CollegeGameDay set. Washington Stategraduate Tom Pounds startedthe tradition seven years ago byaccident, when a fellow Cougargraduate wanted to get exposurefor the Washington State programon college footballs premierpregame show. Pounds was leftalone to fly his flag, made by hislate mother.Today, Nampa native Mary BethPrince, Pounds sister, will con-tinue the custom prior to BoiseStates game against OregonState.

ADMISSION: It is free to attendThe ESPNU College GameDay Tourfor fans of all ages.

OTHER ACTIVITIES: The ESPNUCollege GameDay Tour features acustomized minibus and will havemusic, college-themed body andface painting station.There will be several televisionsshowing live coverage of theCollege GameDay telecasts.Throughout the event, ESPNUevent staff will hand out selectprises.

It is ritual.You wake up, makecoee and turn on theTV, to one specifc channel,

at one exact time.You kick back in yourrecliner to kicko Saturdaymorning.

You, o course, arewatching ESPNs CollegeGameDay.

The show is un, enter-taining and inormative.

Its new and news. Itsdierent, but the ormathasnt changed or years.

Whats most appeal-

ing about this show is itsexclusive.

Its built around collegeootball ans, or collegeootball ans. It comes toyou, not the other wayaround. But that is also thecatch. This select show

doesnt always come yourway. Sometimes you haveto wait and watch rom thecouch.

The wait is over or BoiseState and its ans.College GameDay will

broadcast rom 7 to 10 a.m.today on the blue tur inBronco Stadium.

Then ABC will nationallytelevise Boise States 6 p.m.game against Oregon State.

Its a big day or BoiseState, but there is a biggergame to be played.

Its something we try to

block out, we dont pay toomuch attention to it, but itsvery exciting, Boise Statenickel Hunter White said.

We have a great Pac-10team coming here, wevegot GameDay. Its why youplay college ootball.

GameDay on the bluetur is yet another frst ora ootball program thatis checking o to-do listsbeore ink hits paper.

Play and win BCS bowlgame. Check. Check.

The Broncos beat Okla-homa in the 2007 Fiesta

Bowl and topped TCU inGlendale, Ariz., last January.

Earn national respect.Check.

They were on the covero Sports Illustrated andearned loty preseasonrankings entering thisseason.

Win season openeragainst top-10 team on eastcoast. Check.

They topped VirginiaTech 33-30 on Sept. 6 justoutside Washington D.C.

Please see Fox, inside

Could be unique experience for all today

Tom Foxtfox@idahopress.com

By Dave Southorn

dsouthorn@idahopress.com

2010 Idaho-Press Tribune

BOISE For the most part, theBoise State Broncos have seen thisbeore.

Less than three weeks ago,they were acing a nationally-ranked team with a big television

audience. They hosted Oregon athome a year ago. Theyve had the

national media come through sinceall camp started.

Then again, todays game hassomething a bit new ESPNs Col-lege GameDay is in town, and theBroncos also will appear on ABC na-tionwide or the frst time in school

history.I think its exciting, its a rare

opportunity, Boise State quarter-back Kellen Moore said. Youreaware o that, youre aware o thestage youre going to be playing inront o.

Considering the multitude oactors with the No. 3 Broncos

battle with the No. 24 Oregon StateBeavers, and its no wonder some

have called it the closest thing to aSuper Bowl the city o trees will ever

see.In addition to the national attention,

theres the act the Beavers are only thesecond ranked team to come into Bronco

Stadium, and that the Sept. 25 home openeris the latest or Boise State since becoming a

our-year school 42 years ago.Please see BSU, inside

No. 3 Boise State

once again in college

footballs forefront

Lee CorsoEach week, the formercollege football coachpicks a winner by don-ning the head of thatteams mascot. Willhe adorn the head ofBuster Bronco?

Chris FowlerFowler has been the lead anchor ofESPNs College GameDay since 1990.He asks the questions and lets theanalysts come up with the answers.

Kirk Herbstreit

The former Ohio State quarterback(1989-93) pulls double duty on Saturdays,working on set at College GameDay andthen as color commentator for the nationalgame of the week on ABC.

Desmond HowardThe 1991 Heisman Trophy winner atMichigan went on to play in the NFL from1992-2002. He was the MVP of the GreenBay Packers Super Bowl XXXI win over the

New England Patriots.

Head games

INSIDE SPORTS SECTION: WAC and national football

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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, 299RG72 Matt Slater, Sr., 6-4, 26764 Brenel Myers, So., 6-2, 272RT85 Tommy Gallarda, Sr., 6-5, 25980 Kyle Eaw, Jr., 6-4, 232TE11 Kellen Moore, Jr., 6-0, 1917 Mike Coughlin, Sr., 6-5, 221QB22 Doug Martin, Jr., 5-9, 2126 D.J. Harper, Jr., 5-9, 208RB

WR

OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP

46 Aaron Nichols, Sr., 6-0, 1852 Markus Wheaton, So., 6-0, 181

23 Jordan Bishop, So., 6-3, 1999 Kevan Walker, So., 6-0, 200SL68 Wilder McAndrews, Sr., 6-4, 286 OR

77 Michael Philipp, So., 6-3, 307

70 Grant Johnson, Jr., 6-3, 28563 Ryan Pohl, Sr., 6-3, 284LG

LT

60 Alex Linnenkohl, Sr., 6-2, 30369 Josh Andrews, Fr., 6-2, 278C74 Burke Ellis, Jr., 6-4, 28561 Michael Lamb, Jr., 6-3, 287RG50 Mike Remmers, Jr., 6-4, 30564 Colin Kelly, So., 6-4, 290RT83 Brady Camp, Sr., 6-4, 25982 Colby Prince, So., 6-3, 265TE8 James Rodgers, Sr., 5-7, 18815 Darrell Catchings, Jr., 5-11, 164FL12 Ryan Katz, So., 6-1, 20914 Cody Vaz, Fr., 6-0, 200QB1 Jacquizz Rodgers, Jr., 5-7, 19134 Jordan Jenkins, So., 6-1, 211RB

SE

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, 204S17 Winston Venable, Sr., 5-11, 22025 Hunter White, Jr., 5-11, 217N21 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

99 Gabe Miller, Sr., 6-3, 257

49 Andrew Seumalo, So., 6-3, 262

54 Stephen Paea, Sr., 6-1, 31198 Castro Masaniai, So., 6-2, 311DT78 Brennan Olander, Sr., 6-1, 276 OR

74 Kevin Frahm, Jr., 6-2, 275

91 Taylor Henry, So., 6-1, 24996 Dominic Glover, Jr., 6-2, 245DE

DT

35 Keith Pankey, Sr., 6-0, 23144 Uani Unga, So., 6-1, 219SLB13 Rueben Robinson, So., 6-1, 225 OR

43 Tony Wilson, So., 6-1, 231MLB59 Dwight Roberson, Sr., 6-0, 232

52 Keo Camat, Sr., 6-2, 226WLB10 Lance Mitchell, Jr., 6-2, 20726 Josh LaGrone, So., 6-1, 200S28 Suaesi Tuimaunei, Sr., 6-1, 2053 Anthony Watkins, So., 6-1, 215S4 James Dockery, Sr., 6-1, 18114 Jordan Poyer, So., 5-11, 189CB17 Brandon Hardin, Jr., 6-2, 21516 Rashaad Reynolds, Fr., 5-10, 180CB

DE

DEFENSIVE TWO-DEEP

BOISESTATEBRONCOS

OREGONSTATEBEAVERS

OREGON STATE

COACH

MIKE RILEY

Years: 10th seasonCareer record:129-122Record at Oregon State:64-47Noteworthy: Riley hascoached teams in theCFL, WFL and NFL inaddition to two stints atOSU (1997-98, 2003-).On Boise State: Weunderstand frst andoremost, lets leaveno question about this,the hardest thing aboutBoise is not the bluefeld. They are a verygood ootball team.

PLAYER TO WATCHOREGON STATE QB: RYAN KATZ

PLAYER TO WATCHBOISE STATE QB: Kellen Moore

BOISE STATE

COACH

CHRIS PETERSEN

Years: Fifth seasonCareer record: 51-4Record at BoiseState: 51-4Noteworthy: Petersenhas won the BearBryant coach o theyear award twicein his our seasons(2006, 2009).On Oregon State: Ithink they do a reallygood job in recruiting.They know their sys-tem. They do a great

job o developing theirguys. I have a lot orespect or (Riley).

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2010 Idaho Press-Tribune COLLEGEGAMEDAY SPORTS

2010 LEADERS

Rushing Rush Yds TDDoug Martin 29 197 1

D.J. Harper 15 139 2Jeremy Avery 15 63 0Team 79 443 4Opponent 72 107 2

Passing Com-Att Yds TD IntKellen Moore 43-68 585 5 1Mike Coughlin 1-1 3 0 0Opponent 27-43 342 3 2

Receiving Rec Yds TDTitus Young 10 174 1Austin Pettis 9 161 3Tyler Shoemaker 4 59 0Tommy Gallarda 4 24 1D.J. Harper 4 36 0

Defense Solo Ast Total TFL

Jeron Johnson 5 10 15 1.0Aaron Tevis 4 6 10 2.0J.C. Percy 3 6 9 1.0Hunter White 2 6 8 1.0Byron Hout 3 5 8 1.0Sacks: S. McClellin 2.5-9, B. Winn 1.5-10,A. Tevis 1-7, C. Baker 1-6Interceptions: J. Johnson 1-0, H. White 1-0.

2010 SCHEDULE

Sept. 6 vs. Virginia Tech W, 33-30

Sept. 18 at Wyoming W, 51-6Today vs. Oregon State, ABC 6 p.m.Oct. 2 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. 4 vs. TCU L, 30-21

Sept. 18 vs. Louisville W, 35-28Today vs. Boise State, ABC 6 p.m.Oct. 2 vs. Arizona State, FSN 4:30 p.m.Oct. 9 at Arizona TBAOct. 16 at Washington TBAOct. 30 vs. Caliornia TBANov. 6 at UCLA TBANov. 13 vs. Washington State NoonNov. 20 vs. USC, ABC/ESPN 6 p.m.Nov. 27 at Stanord TBADec. 4 vs. Oregon TBA

2010 LEADERS

Rushing Rush Yds TDJacquizz Rodgers 42 207 3

Markus Wheaton 2 34 1James Rodgers 4 20 0Team 59 250 4Opponent 93 443 6

Passing Com-Att Yds TD IntRyan Katz 24-51 301 4 0Johnny Hekker 1-1 23 0 0Opponent 39-65 463 2 3

Receiving Rec Yds TDJames Rodgers 7 102 1Jacquizz Rodgers 5 22 1Jordan Bishop 3 54 1Aaron Nichols 3 37 0Joe Halahuni 3 29 1

Defense Solo Ast Total TFL

Dwight Roberson 14 9 23 0.0Suaesi Tuimaunei 12 10 22 0.0Lance Mitchell 11 9 20 0.0Brandon Hardin 11 4 15 0.0Tony Wilson 3 10 13 1.5Sacks: S. Paea 1.0-6, T. Wilson 0.5-3Interceptions: L.Mitchell 1-21, D. Roberson1-0, J. Dockery 1-0.

NATIONAL RANKINGS

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

42.0 ppg 18.0 ppg 515.5 ypg 224.5 ypg

15th 34th 7th 5th

NATIONAL RANKINGS

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

28.0 ppg 29.0 ppg 287.0 ypg 453.0 ypg

65th 88th 107th 105th

When todays game is said and done, it will be easy to con-sider Ryan Katz battle tested.Considering hes a sophomore ready to make his thirdstart, thats saying a lot, but consider the Beavers schedule opening the season with now-No.4 TCU in Dallas,then a home game with a record crowd againstLouisville, then today at No. 3 Boise State.Im very pleased with Ryan Katz, I love hisdemeanor, Oregon State coach Mike Rileysaid. ... I think hes going to gro w weekly.

Hes completed 24-of-51 passes for 301yards and four touchdowns he has yetto thrown an interception this season.Hes been done a good job managing thefootball for us, we havent had any intercep-tions, hes helping us win the turnover battle,Oregon State running back Jacquizz Rodgerssaid.The Beavers will hope to see biggerpassing numbers fromKatz as he gets com-fortable, and oncehe does, he couldbe one of the Pac-10s best.Hes got all thephysical tools he might have asstrong as an arm thatIve seen on tape in a while, Boise State coach ChrisPetersen said. Dave Southorn/IPT

When youre a possible Heisman Trophy finalist,raising your game is marked by inches, not yards.Boise State junior quarterback Kellen Moore maynot find it easy to eclipse his outstanding sopho-more campaign, but early in 2010, hes on his way.

In two games, Moore has completed 43-of-68 pass-es (63.2 percent) for 585 yards, five tou-chdowns and one interception. Thatputs him on pace for about 3,800yards, 33 touchdowns and six int-erceptions in 13 games. Wevebeen very good in the red zone,which is something we certainlywerent the best at last year, hesaid. Third downs, weve done prettywell. Those are two situations wevereally emphasized and gotten better at.Moore had 370 yards passing last weekagainst Wyoming, but threw his first inter-ception in seven games. Never one to acceptcomplacency, Boise State coach Chris Petersennoted that the Cowboys dropped at least oneother interception, plus had one erased becauseof a penalty. This Saturdays opponent, No. 24Oregon State, had four takeaways and no give-aways in two g ames this season. Hes playingat a pretty high level, but there were a couplethrows last game we got away with big time,

Petersen said. Against a team thats one ofthe top turnover teams in the country rightnow, thats going to kill us.Dave Southorn/IPT

AP photos

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BRONCOBITESn Kellen Moore needs twotouchdown passes to surpassTony Hildes 70 career TDpasses or third in the Broncorecord books. Another 200-yardgame would put Moore in thirdplace with his 25th such game.With 29 completions, he'llsurpass Hilde or second-mostin BSU history.n Boise States 53-34 win in

Boise on Sept. 10, 2004, overOregon State, was the Broncosfrst regular-season win over ateam rom a BCS conerence.The teams frst meeting, a 34-3Boise State loss in Corvallis onOct. 25, 1986, was the Broncosfrst game against a Division I-Ateam.n Six Broncos hail rom Oregon:OL Bronson Durrant (Eugene), KTrevor Harman (Beaverton), QBGrant Hedrick (Independence),TE Gabe Linehan (Banks), FBDan Paul (Boring), and K JimmyPavel (Molalla).n Danny Langsdor, OregonStates quarterbacks coach andoensive coordinator, was aquarterback at Boise State rom1991-93, lettering once beore

he decided to transer to Linfeld(Ore.). Oregon State head coachMike Riley was born in Wallace.

FIVEKEYS

For Boise State

1.Not Mr. Rodgers neighborhood.Boise States rush deense has beenstellar thus ar, but will get a big testrom 5-7 Jacquizz Rodgers. TheBeavers are 13-2 when he eclipses100 yards on the ground.

2. Crash Katz. It will only be thethird start o Beavers QB RyanKatzs career. His frst road testwas against TCU, which blitzedhim oten. He completed only36 percent o his attempts in theloss, and memorably punted aball out o bounds or a saety.

3. Keep it horizontal. With thestrong-armed Katz and WR JamesRodgers, the Beavers like to throwit deep. I the Bronco DBs cankeep the action in ront o them,they can keep OSU at bay.

4.Protect your assets. The BSUoensive line will be tested by astout OSU D-line. The still-jellingBroncos will need to be on thesame page all day.

5. Special teams stoppers.James Rodgers is one o thenations best return men. Givingthe Beavers good feld posi-tion will put the Broncos backsagainst the wall and enable hisbrother to seek out the end zoneand let Katz use play-action.

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Continued fromthe front

More than anything, Im excit-ed to be back home, nickel Hunter

White said. That other stu is cool,but just being at Bronco Stadium,

with our ans, that is what will getus geared up the most.

Many saw Labor Days gameagainst Virginia Tech in Landover,Md., ar closer to Hokie countrythan Bronco nation, as Boise Statesbiggest test. There remains a largecontingent that believes todaysgame is the fnal hurdle to an unde-eated season, and maybe a nationalchampionship appearance.

Naturally, that means beating anOregon State team that exactly two

years ago beat then-No. 1 USC.It seems like all these games

are big games, Boise State coachChris Petersen said. The nextone is always just as big. We havea tremendously tough opponentcoming in, and thats what reallychanges things.

Part o the reason the Broncoshave been successul in big games

in recent years (2007 Fiesta Bowl,2008 at Oregon, last seasons con-test against Oregon and the FiestaBowl), is their ability to ocus onthe task at hand, not what liesahead.

For me, and probably the wholeteam, were so used to our routineand what we do every week, wedont really pay attention to thebuzz, oensive tackle Nate Potter

said. Its only dierent because itsa home game, and that brings a di-erent aspect to it. Were approach-ing it the same way we have the lastcouple years.

Playing games in the spotlightis no longer a rarity or the Bron-cos, and is the same case or theBeavers, who opened with a 30-21loss to now-No. 4 TCU in Dallas onSept. 4.

I dont think this will be a majordierence or a big surprise or ourteam, Oregon State coach MikeRiley said. Thats kind o the goal.I think you learn to handle it, playand ocus despite everything thatsgoing on around you. Thats the

way we want our program to be,and to be considered anyway. Themore that becomes commonplace,the better it is or your players.

Being able to block out the out-side noise may have been somewhateasy to do when playing on theeastern seaboard, but with all theattention solely on Boise this week-end, its a dierent scenario. Eventhen, Petersen said it comes down

to dealing with the distractions justthe same, no matter where or whenthe game takes place.

Itll be the next step in thisteams development, how theyhandle being at home and all thoseother things, he said.

The Broncos will opt to let thethousands o ans in and aroundBronco Stadium get psyched upabout the spotlight, instead choos-ing to ocus on the 100 or so play-ers on their sideline and the 70 orso on the opposite one.

All we can worry about is Or-egon State, and ourselves, receiverTyler Shoemaker said.

BSU:Spotlight no longer a rarity

AP

Boise State coach Chris Petersen has guided the Broncos to big-game wins, including two Fiesta Bowl championships and this yearsseason-opening victory over then-No. 10 Virginia Tech on Sept. 6 in Landover, Md.

Continued fromthe front

Get GameDay to Boise.Check.

Today, one big blankspot on their list remains todays game against No.

24 Oregon State.Coming into the seasonmost people circled the

Virginia Tech game and theOregon State game on theircalendars as the two mar-quee games or them, saidCollege GameDay analystand 1991 Heisman Trophy

winner Desmond Howard.Howard is not alone. Its

no secret that Boise Statedoesnt play ranked oppo-nents each week. This is abig game or the Broncos,and that is part o the reasonGameDay is in Boise today.

ABC also picked up thegame as its national prime-

time game o the week,another frst or the Broncos.GameDay, ABC and

national media outlets arein the Treasure Valley this

weekend or one last lookat the Broncos, even i it isearly in the season, to see ithey are truly a national con-tender and a team worthy obecoming ootballs versiono Butler basketball.

Howard thinks they are.Hes championed or theBroncos beore the seasonstarted, recognizing that

with 20 o 22 starters return-ing rom last seasons 14-0team, they are experienced.

I like Boise Statebecause I think theyre acomplete team, Howardsaid. Theyre a team, I dontcare who you put them onthe feld against, they have a

very strong chance o win-ning that game.

Boise State will have toonce again win every gamethis season i it is going tocontinue to remain in thenational title hunt. Today,he national spotlight is onceagain on the Broncos. Alleyes are on the blue turtoday.

They cant aord to sitback and relax.

Fox

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