Saturday, November 1
Boise, Idaho
1:30 p.m. MT
Boise State
vs
Fresno State
Boise State Returns Home to Host Fresno State on Saturday
10/30/2025 3:30:00 PM | Football
BOISE, Idaho – Boise State Football will host Fresno State at Albertsons Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 1. Kickoff is slated for 1:30 p.m. MT with Noah Reed (play-by-play) and Robert Smith (analyst) calling the action on FS1. Bronco Nation can tune in to hear Bob Behler (play-by-play) and Pete Cavender (analyst) call the action on the Bronco Radio Network (Flagship: KBOI 93.1 FM/670 AM) and on SiriusXM Channel 385.
OPENING KICKOFF
1.) Saturday's game in the Treasure Valley will mark another edition of the battle for the coveted Milk Can. The trophy, which debuted in 2006, is currently in Fresno State's possession following the Bulldogs' 37-30 regular season victory on Nov. 4, 2023. Boise State holds the all-time advantage over Fresno State 17-9, but has lost its last two previous matchups, including the 2022 Mountain West Championship Game at Albertsons Stadium.
2.) Boise State has started MW play with a 4-0 record for the second consecutive season, marking the second time since joining the league the Broncos have started conference play 4-0 in back-to-back seasons. The Blue and Orange have started 4-0 seven times since joining the MW, having reached the championship game all six times the league featured the game (the MW did not have a conference championship game in 2012).
3.) The Broncos enter Saturday's matchup having won 16 consecutive games on The Blue, tying Alabama for the longest active home winning streak in the country. Boise State has also won 15 consecutive home conference games at Albertsons Stadium. Head coach Spencer Danielson boasts an undefeated 12-0 record at home.
4.) In last week's commanding 24-3 victory over Nevada, Boise State forced five takeaways, the most since generating six takeaways at UTEP on Sept. 10, 2021. The Broncos are one of 15 FBS teams that have forced five or more takeaways in a single game on the season. Additionally, Boise State held Nevada to 247 yards of offense, marking the fourth time this season the Broncos have held their opponent to under 300 yards.
5.) Boise State's defensive backs had a day against Nevada. Jeremiah Earby recorded two interceptions in the contest, becoming the first Bronco since JL Skinner in 2022 to record two interceptions in a game. A'Marion McCoy also recorded an interception in the win to bring his season total to four, becoming one of 10 FBS players to record at least four interceptions on the year. McCoy is also one of five FBS players that has recorded an interception in three consecutive games at some point this season.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Going Bowling
Boise State's 24-3 win at Nevada marked the Broncos' sixth victory of the season, making them bowl eligible for the 28th straight season. This is the second-longest active streak in the nation, trailing only Georgia. The Bulldogs are 6-1 this season, extending their streak to 29 seasons.
Out Of The Gates
Boise State has started MW play with a 4-0 record for the second straight season. It is the second time since joining the Mountain West that the Broncos have started 4-0 in back-to-back seasons, having previously done so in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. Boise State has begun MW play with a 4-0 start seven times since joining the MW in 2011, doing so in 2012, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2024 and 2025. The Broncos reached the conference championship game in every season except 2012, when no league championship game was played. Of those seasons, Boise State finished undefeated four times (2019, 2020, 2022, 2024) while finishing with one loss twice (2012, 2017).
Series History
Boise State and Fresno State will face off for the 27th time on Saturday. The Broncos hold the all-time advantage 17-9, but the Bulldogs have claimed the past two victories, including the 2022 Mountain West Championship Game. Boise State holds an 11-3 advantage on The Blue, including a 4-0 mark in MW play. The winner of the rivalry game takes home the Milk Can, which only changes hands during regular season matchups.
Familiar Faces
Boise State running back Malik Sherrod and his position coach James Montgomery are familiar with Fresno State, having both spent time there before joining the Broncos. Sherrod appeared in 40 games across five seasons with the Bulldogs, compiling 2,627 all-purpose yards. He tallied 1,634 rushing yards, 349 receiving yards and 644 kick return yards. In 2023, he ranked third in the Mountain West with 121.83 all-purpose yards per game. His best performance that season came against Boise State, when he ran for 132 yards and a touchdown while scoring on a 95-yard kick return in Fresno State's 37-30 victory. He earned All-MW Honorable Mention and received weekly awards from the conference and the Paul Hornung Award. Montgomery was Sherrod's position coach in 2022, guiding the Bulldogs to a 10-4 record and wins in the Mountain West Championship and LA Bowl. Jordan Mims ran for 1,372 yards and a league-high 18 touchdowns. Sherrod finished the year with 428 rushing yards and 175 kick return yards.
Home Conference Games
Since 2019, the Broncos are 22-2 at home in conference games and have won 15 straight
conference home games. Boise State has a 96-13 (.880) record in home conference games since joining the FBS ranks in 1996, winning 47 straight contests from 1999 to 2011.
Home Wins
Boise State's victory over UNLV marked the 16th consecutive victory at home, tied with Alabama for the longest active home winning streak in the nation. Head coach Spencer Danielson boasts an undefeated 12-0 record on The Blue. Boise State last lost on The Blue on Sept. 9, 2023 against UCF.
Blue Turf Advantage
After the win over UNLV, the Broncos have a .901 winning percentage on The Blue (145-16) since 2000. That edges Ohio State (.900, 153-17) for the best home winning percentage of any team in the nation. Since 1986, when the non-green turf was first installed, the Broncos have compiled a 216-45 (.828) record on The Blue.
Sellouts At Albertsons
Bronco Nation is as dedicated as any fan base and the ticket sales show it. With the game against Fresno State announced as a sellout, Albertsons Stadium has sold out for all five of Boise State's home contests this season, marking 13 consecutive sellouts. Boise State has sold out every home game under head coach Spencer Danielson. The Broncos sold out all seven games in 2024, finishing the season with a total attendance of 259,801 and an average of 37,114, both of which are program records for a single season. The program record for most consecutive sellouts is 19, set from 2006-09.
The Greatest Show On Blue Turf
The Boise State offense has been a major contributor to the team's 16-game winning streak
on The Blue. The Broncos average 42.2 points and 482.9 yards per home game over that span. This season, Boise State ranks sixth in the country in home scoring (48.8 ppg) and 11th in total offense at home (516.3 ypg).
Amongst the Nation's Best
Head coach Spencer Danielson has been off to quite the start to his head coaching career,
boasting a 21-5 mark as the Broncos' head coach. Among active FBS head coaches, his 80.8% winning percentage is the fourth-best at the FBS level who have coached at least one full season. Since taking over the Boise State football program as the interim head coach on Nov. 18, 2023, Danielson is fifth among FBS coaches with 21 overall wins. In conference play in that same stretch, Danielson is 13-0, which makes him the only FBS coach to have a perfect conference record over the time span.
Success In The Mountain West
Boise State is in its 15th season as a member of the Mountain West. The Broncos are 94-17 (.847) in Mountain West league play and have won 31 of their past 35 games against MW teams, including each of the last 16 games. Of the 17 losses, only five have come by more than seven points. Boise State has posted a 48-7 (.873) record in home conference games in the Mountain West. Boise State has won six conference titles in the Mountain West, the most among current members and surpassing the four claimed by BYU, TCU and Utah for the most in conference history.
Fast Start
Boise State has been dominant in the opening quarter, outscoring its opponents 79-19 in the frame. Since 1998, the Broncos are 109-4 (.965) when scoring 14+ points in the first quarter, having done so in four of their five victories this season. Boise State led Eastern Washington 20-0 after the first quarter on Sept. 5, led Air Force 14-7 on Sept. 20, earned a 14-0 lead over App State and led UNLV 14-3. Boise State has scored 14+ points in the first quarter in at least one game every season since 1997. The Broncos have outscored their opponents 143-93 in the first half of their games this season. Boise State has held their opponent scoreless in the first quarter in four of seven games in 2025, after achieving the feat five times in 2024. Boise State has scored on its first offensive drive in two of the last three games. The Broncos have scored on the first drive of each home contest so far this season, helping them go 4-0 in home games.
Second Half
In four home games this season, Boise State is outscoring its opponents 96-32 in the second half. In conference play at home, the Broncos have outscored their MW opponents 52-18 in the second half. Boise State has used the second half in the last three games to pull away from its opponents and seal the three victories. In the last three games, the Broncos are outscoring their opponents, 66-18, in the second half (average 22.0-6.0). In their six wins, the Broncos have scored 138 points in the second half (average of 23.0 points). In the two losses, they were scoreless.
Take 5
Boise State forced five takeaways against Nevada on Oct. 24, marking the first time the program has generated five or make takeaways since forcing six against UTEP on Sept. 10, 2021. Since joining the FBS ranks, the Broncos have forced five or more turnovers 17 times. The game against the Wolf Pack is only the second time Boise State has done so against a Mountain West foe, having also forced five turnovers at Hawaii on Nov. 10, 2012. The Broncos are one of 15 FBS teams that have recorded five or more takeaways in a game this season.
Defense Came To Play
Against Nevada, Boise State forced more turnovers (5) than points allowed (3), marking the third time the Broncos have done so in league play since joining the Mountain West in 2011. Boise State had previously forced a pair of turnovers in a 37-0 victory over New Mexico on Nov. 20, 2021 and generated four turnovers against Hawaii in a 55-0 win on Oct. 3, 2015. Since 2000, Boise State has achieved the accomplishment 17 times, with four of those instances not occurring during a shutout.
Holding The Line
Boise State held Nevada to just three points, marking the first time the program has held their opponent to three points since doing so against Nevada on Nov. 12, 2022 when the Broncos won 41-3. The accomplishment marks the fifth time that Boise State has held a league-opponent to under three points since joining the Mountain West in 2011.
Limiting Opposing Offenses
Boise State held Nevada to 247 yards of offense, marking the fourth time this season the Broncos have held an opposing offense under 300 yards. In 2023 and 2024, Boise State combined to hold opponents under 300 yards six times. Through eight games this season, the Broncos have allowed 186 total points, the fewest total through eight games since 2022 (139 points).
Defense Is Feeling It
Boise State's defense has allowed one touchdown on 15 opponent drives in the last six quarters of play. In the last 90:42 minutes of game play coming into the Fresno State game, Boise State's defense has surrendered 10 total points.
Making Plays In The Air
The Broncos recorded three interceptions in the contest, marking the second time they have recorded three or more picks this season. The achievement marks the second time in 10 seasons Boise State has recorded three interceptions in two separate games in the same year, having done so in 2021.
Earby In The Air
Jeremiah Earby recorded two interceptions against Nevada on Friday, becoming the first Bronco since JL Skinner (Nov. 19, 2022 at Wyoming) to have two interceptions in a game. The performance marks the 26th time since 2000 that a Bronco has recorded two or more interceptions in a single game. Earby is one of four players in the Mountain West to record two interceptions in a game this season, joining Colorado State's Jace Bellah (vs. Fresno State on Oct. 10), UNLV's Laterrance Welch (vs. Idaho State on Aug. 23) and San Jose State's Jalen Bainer (vs. New Mexico on Oct. 3.). The East Palo Alto, Calif., native is one of 35 FBS players to have recorded two interceptions in a single game this season.
Ball Hawk
A'Marion McCoy recorded his fourth interception of the season against Nevada on Friday,
becoming one of 10 FBS players to have notched at least four interceptions on the season.
McCoy has picked off a pass in each of his last three games, becoming the first Bronco to record an interception in three consecutive games since Darian Thompson in 2015. McCoy is one of five players nationally to record an interception in three straight games, joining Hezekiah Masses (California), Aamaris Brown (UNLV), Braden Awls (Toldeo) and Jackson Bennee (Utah). McCoy's interception marks the first time a Bronco has recorded four or more interceptions in a single season since JL Skinner in 2022 and marks the 24th time a Bronco has recorded four or more interceptions in a single season since 2000.
Defensive Playmaker
A'Marion McCoy and UNLV's Aamaris Brown are the only two players to have recorded at least four interceptions and also returned two of those interceptions back for touchdowns. Over the 2024 season, only three players pulled off the feat. McCoy is the third Bronco to record at least four interceptions and two interception returns for touchdowns in a single season, joining Donte Deayon (2014) and Marty Tadman (2006).
Freshman Playmaker
Boise State freshman Mana Tuioti recovered a muffed punt in the third quarter against Nevada,marking his team-high second fumble recovery of the season. Tuioti also recovered a fumble against Appalachian State on Sept. 20. He is the only freshman in Boise State's FBS era with multiple fumble recoveries in a single season. He is one of five FBS freshmen to have recovered two fumbles on the season, joining Chris Forbes (Old Dominion), Williams Nwaneri (Nebraska), Jadon Perlotte (Tennessee) and Layton Starks (Ball State).
OPENING KICKOFF
1.) Saturday's game in the Treasure Valley will mark another edition of the battle for the coveted Milk Can. The trophy, which debuted in 2006, is currently in Fresno State's possession following the Bulldogs' 37-30 regular season victory on Nov. 4, 2023. Boise State holds the all-time advantage over Fresno State 17-9, but has lost its last two previous matchups, including the 2022 Mountain West Championship Game at Albertsons Stadium.
2.) Boise State has started MW play with a 4-0 record for the second consecutive season, marking the second time since joining the league the Broncos have started conference play 4-0 in back-to-back seasons. The Blue and Orange have started 4-0 seven times since joining the MW, having reached the championship game all six times the league featured the game (the MW did not have a conference championship game in 2012).
3.) The Broncos enter Saturday's matchup having won 16 consecutive games on The Blue, tying Alabama for the longest active home winning streak in the country. Boise State has also won 15 consecutive home conference games at Albertsons Stadium. Head coach Spencer Danielson boasts an undefeated 12-0 record at home.
4.) In last week's commanding 24-3 victory over Nevada, Boise State forced five takeaways, the most since generating six takeaways at UTEP on Sept. 10, 2021. The Broncos are one of 15 FBS teams that have forced five or more takeaways in a single game on the season. Additionally, Boise State held Nevada to 247 yards of offense, marking the fourth time this season the Broncos have held their opponent to under 300 yards.
5.) Boise State's defensive backs had a day against Nevada. Jeremiah Earby recorded two interceptions in the contest, becoming the first Bronco since JL Skinner in 2022 to record two interceptions in a game. A'Marion McCoy also recorded an interception in the win to bring his season total to four, becoming one of 10 FBS players to record at least four interceptions on the year. McCoy is also one of five FBS players that has recorded an interception in three consecutive games at some point this season.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Going Bowling
Boise State's 24-3 win at Nevada marked the Broncos' sixth victory of the season, making them bowl eligible for the 28th straight season. This is the second-longest active streak in the nation, trailing only Georgia. The Bulldogs are 6-1 this season, extending their streak to 29 seasons.
Out Of The Gates
Boise State has started MW play with a 4-0 record for the second straight season. It is the second time since joining the Mountain West that the Broncos have started 4-0 in back-to-back seasons, having previously done so in the 2019 and 2020 seasons. Boise State has begun MW play with a 4-0 start seven times since joining the MW in 2011, doing so in 2012, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2024 and 2025. The Broncos reached the conference championship game in every season except 2012, when no league championship game was played. Of those seasons, Boise State finished undefeated four times (2019, 2020, 2022, 2024) while finishing with one loss twice (2012, 2017).
Series History
Boise State and Fresno State will face off for the 27th time on Saturday. The Broncos hold the all-time advantage 17-9, but the Bulldogs have claimed the past two victories, including the 2022 Mountain West Championship Game. Boise State holds an 11-3 advantage on The Blue, including a 4-0 mark in MW play. The winner of the rivalry game takes home the Milk Can, which only changes hands during regular season matchups.
Familiar Faces
Boise State running back Malik Sherrod and his position coach James Montgomery are familiar with Fresno State, having both spent time there before joining the Broncos. Sherrod appeared in 40 games across five seasons with the Bulldogs, compiling 2,627 all-purpose yards. He tallied 1,634 rushing yards, 349 receiving yards and 644 kick return yards. In 2023, he ranked third in the Mountain West with 121.83 all-purpose yards per game. His best performance that season came against Boise State, when he ran for 132 yards and a touchdown while scoring on a 95-yard kick return in Fresno State's 37-30 victory. He earned All-MW Honorable Mention and received weekly awards from the conference and the Paul Hornung Award. Montgomery was Sherrod's position coach in 2022, guiding the Bulldogs to a 10-4 record and wins in the Mountain West Championship and LA Bowl. Jordan Mims ran for 1,372 yards and a league-high 18 touchdowns. Sherrod finished the year with 428 rushing yards and 175 kick return yards.
Home Conference Games
Since 2019, the Broncos are 22-2 at home in conference games and have won 15 straight
conference home games. Boise State has a 96-13 (.880) record in home conference games since joining the FBS ranks in 1996, winning 47 straight contests from 1999 to 2011.
Home Wins
Boise State's victory over UNLV marked the 16th consecutive victory at home, tied with Alabama for the longest active home winning streak in the nation. Head coach Spencer Danielson boasts an undefeated 12-0 record on The Blue. Boise State last lost on The Blue on Sept. 9, 2023 against UCF.
Blue Turf Advantage
After the win over UNLV, the Broncos have a .901 winning percentage on The Blue (145-16) since 2000. That edges Ohio State (.900, 153-17) for the best home winning percentage of any team in the nation. Since 1986, when the non-green turf was first installed, the Broncos have compiled a 216-45 (.828) record on The Blue.
Sellouts At Albertsons
Bronco Nation is as dedicated as any fan base and the ticket sales show it. With the game against Fresno State announced as a sellout, Albertsons Stadium has sold out for all five of Boise State's home contests this season, marking 13 consecutive sellouts. Boise State has sold out every home game under head coach Spencer Danielson. The Broncos sold out all seven games in 2024, finishing the season with a total attendance of 259,801 and an average of 37,114, both of which are program records for a single season. The program record for most consecutive sellouts is 19, set from 2006-09.
The Greatest Show On Blue Turf
The Boise State offense has been a major contributor to the team's 16-game winning streak
on The Blue. The Broncos average 42.2 points and 482.9 yards per home game over that span. This season, Boise State ranks sixth in the country in home scoring (48.8 ppg) and 11th in total offense at home (516.3 ypg).
Amongst the Nation's Best
Head coach Spencer Danielson has been off to quite the start to his head coaching career,
boasting a 21-5 mark as the Broncos' head coach. Among active FBS head coaches, his 80.8% winning percentage is the fourth-best at the FBS level who have coached at least one full season. Since taking over the Boise State football program as the interim head coach on Nov. 18, 2023, Danielson is fifth among FBS coaches with 21 overall wins. In conference play in that same stretch, Danielson is 13-0, which makes him the only FBS coach to have a perfect conference record over the time span.
Success In The Mountain West
Boise State is in its 15th season as a member of the Mountain West. The Broncos are 94-17 (.847) in Mountain West league play and have won 31 of their past 35 games against MW teams, including each of the last 16 games. Of the 17 losses, only five have come by more than seven points. Boise State has posted a 48-7 (.873) record in home conference games in the Mountain West. Boise State has won six conference titles in the Mountain West, the most among current members and surpassing the four claimed by BYU, TCU and Utah for the most in conference history.
Fast Start
Boise State has been dominant in the opening quarter, outscoring its opponents 79-19 in the frame. Since 1998, the Broncos are 109-4 (.965) when scoring 14+ points in the first quarter, having done so in four of their five victories this season. Boise State led Eastern Washington 20-0 after the first quarter on Sept. 5, led Air Force 14-7 on Sept. 20, earned a 14-0 lead over App State and led UNLV 14-3. Boise State has scored 14+ points in the first quarter in at least one game every season since 1997. The Broncos have outscored their opponents 143-93 in the first half of their games this season. Boise State has held their opponent scoreless in the first quarter in four of seven games in 2025, after achieving the feat five times in 2024. Boise State has scored on its first offensive drive in two of the last three games. The Broncos have scored on the first drive of each home contest so far this season, helping them go 4-0 in home games.
Second Half
In four home games this season, Boise State is outscoring its opponents 96-32 in the second half. In conference play at home, the Broncos have outscored their MW opponents 52-18 in the second half. Boise State has used the second half in the last three games to pull away from its opponents and seal the three victories. In the last three games, the Broncos are outscoring their opponents, 66-18, in the second half (average 22.0-6.0). In their six wins, the Broncos have scored 138 points in the second half (average of 23.0 points). In the two losses, they were scoreless.
Take 5
Boise State forced five takeaways against Nevada on Oct. 24, marking the first time the program has generated five or make takeaways since forcing six against UTEP on Sept. 10, 2021. Since joining the FBS ranks, the Broncos have forced five or more turnovers 17 times. The game against the Wolf Pack is only the second time Boise State has done so against a Mountain West foe, having also forced five turnovers at Hawaii on Nov. 10, 2012. The Broncos are one of 15 FBS teams that have recorded five or more takeaways in a game this season.
Defense Came To Play
Against Nevada, Boise State forced more turnovers (5) than points allowed (3), marking the third time the Broncos have done so in league play since joining the Mountain West in 2011. Boise State had previously forced a pair of turnovers in a 37-0 victory over New Mexico on Nov. 20, 2021 and generated four turnovers against Hawaii in a 55-0 win on Oct. 3, 2015. Since 2000, Boise State has achieved the accomplishment 17 times, with four of those instances not occurring during a shutout.
Holding The Line
Boise State held Nevada to just three points, marking the first time the program has held their opponent to three points since doing so against Nevada on Nov. 12, 2022 when the Broncos won 41-3. The accomplishment marks the fifth time that Boise State has held a league-opponent to under three points since joining the Mountain West in 2011.
Limiting Opposing Offenses
Boise State held Nevada to 247 yards of offense, marking the fourth time this season the Broncos have held an opposing offense under 300 yards. In 2023 and 2024, Boise State combined to hold opponents under 300 yards six times. Through eight games this season, the Broncos have allowed 186 total points, the fewest total through eight games since 2022 (139 points).
Defense Is Feeling It
Boise State's defense has allowed one touchdown on 15 opponent drives in the last six quarters of play. In the last 90:42 minutes of game play coming into the Fresno State game, Boise State's defense has surrendered 10 total points.
Making Plays In The Air
The Broncos recorded three interceptions in the contest, marking the second time they have recorded three or more picks this season. The achievement marks the second time in 10 seasons Boise State has recorded three interceptions in two separate games in the same year, having done so in 2021.
Earby In The Air
Jeremiah Earby recorded two interceptions against Nevada on Friday, becoming the first Bronco since JL Skinner (Nov. 19, 2022 at Wyoming) to have two interceptions in a game. The performance marks the 26th time since 2000 that a Bronco has recorded two or more interceptions in a single game. Earby is one of four players in the Mountain West to record two interceptions in a game this season, joining Colorado State's Jace Bellah (vs. Fresno State on Oct. 10), UNLV's Laterrance Welch (vs. Idaho State on Aug. 23) and San Jose State's Jalen Bainer (vs. New Mexico on Oct. 3.). The East Palo Alto, Calif., native is one of 35 FBS players to have recorded two interceptions in a single game this season.
Ball Hawk
A'Marion McCoy recorded his fourth interception of the season against Nevada on Friday,
becoming one of 10 FBS players to have notched at least four interceptions on the season.
McCoy has picked off a pass in each of his last three games, becoming the first Bronco to record an interception in three consecutive games since Darian Thompson in 2015. McCoy is one of five players nationally to record an interception in three straight games, joining Hezekiah Masses (California), Aamaris Brown (UNLV), Braden Awls (Toldeo) and Jackson Bennee (Utah). McCoy's interception marks the first time a Bronco has recorded four or more interceptions in a single season since JL Skinner in 2022 and marks the 24th time a Bronco has recorded four or more interceptions in a single season since 2000.
Defensive Playmaker
A'Marion McCoy and UNLV's Aamaris Brown are the only two players to have recorded at least four interceptions and also returned two of those interceptions back for touchdowns. Over the 2024 season, only three players pulled off the feat. McCoy is the third Bronco to record at least four interceptions and two interception returns for touchdowns in a single season, joining Donte Deayon (2014) and Marty Tadman (2006).
Freshman Playmaker
Boise State freshman Mana Tuioti recovered a muffed punt in the third quarter against Nevada,marking his team-high second fumble recovery of the season. Tuioti also recovered a fumble against Appalachian State on Sept. 20. He is the only freshman in Boise State's FBS era with multiple fumble recoveries in a single season. He is one of five FBS freshmen to have recovered two fumbles on the season, joining Chris Forbes (Old Dominion), Williams Nwaneri (Nebraska), Jadon Perlotte (Tennessee) and Layton Starks (Ball State).
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