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1 Table of Contents BOISE STATE 2013: 8-4, 6-2 MW 2013 SCHEDULE / RESULTS DATE OPPONENT TIME (MT)/SCORE Aug. Washington L, 6-38 Sept. 7 UT MARTIN W, Sept. 13 AIR FORCE * W, Sept. Fresno State * L, Sept. 28 SOUTHERN MISS W, 60-7 Oct. Utah State * W, Oct. 19 NEVADA * W, Oct. BYU L, Nov. Colorado State * W, Nov. 16 WYOMING * W, 48-7 Nov. San Diego State * L, (OT) Nov. 30 NEW MEXICO * W, Dec. 24 vs. Oregon State # 6 p.m. * - Mountain West Game # - Sheraton Hawai i Bowl (Honolulu) Home Games in CAPS / BOLD OREGON STATE 2013: 6-6, SCHEDULE / RESULTS DATE OPPONENT TIME (MT)/SCORE Aug. 31 EASTERN WASHINGTON L, Sept. 7 HAWAI I W, Sept. Utah * W, (OT) Sept. San Diego State W, Sept. 28 COLORADO * W, Oct. Washington State * W, Oct. California * W, Oct. 26 STANFORD * L, Nov. 1 USC * L, Nov. Arizona State * L, Nov. 23 WASHINGTON * L, Nov. Oregon * L, Dec. 24 vs. Boise State # 6 p.m. * - Pac-12 Game # - Sheraton Hawai i Bowl Home Games in CAPS / BOLD #BroncoFootball Game Notes National Polls MW Standings / MW Schedule / National Rankings 4....Opponent Schedules / National Rankings Depth Chart Team Notes Team Notes / The Hammer Team Notes / Game Captains Team Notes / Drive Summary Individual Notes / Career Records Individual Notes / Season Records Jersey Combinations / Season Records Team Statistics / National Rankings Starters / Participation 18...Bronco Radio Network / Bronco Stadium Academics / Games Against BCS Teams Games Played When Ranked Broncos in the BCS Blocked Kicks / Ranked Opponents / Overtime Games Non-Saturday Games National TV Games Non-Offensive Touchdowns The Last Time Rosters / Pronunciation Statistics Date: Tuesday; Dec. 24 Time: p.m. (MT) Location: Honoulu Stadium: Aloha Stadium (50,000) Synthetic Infilled Turf Series: Oregon State leads 3-4 Previous Meeting: Sept. 25, Boise State def. Oregon State, Bronco Stadium (Boise, Idaho) TV: ESPN Play-by-Play: Steve Levy Analyst: Mark May Analyst Lou Holtz Sidelines: Maria Taylor Radio: Bronco Radio Network KBOI 670 AM (Boise Flagship) Play-by-Play: Bob Behler Analyst: Pete Cavender THE GAME: Boise State will close the 2013 season with its 12th-consecutive bowl appearance, squaring off against Oregon State in the Sheraton Hawai i Bowl, Dec. 24. The Broncos (8-4) and Beavers (6-6) are slated to kick off at 6 p.m. (MT) at Aloha Stadium, and the game will be nationallytelevised by ESPN. THE SERIES: Oregon State leads the alltime series 4-3, but the Broncos have won each of the last two games, and are 3-2 against the Beavers since joining what is now the Football Bowl Subdivision in Boise State defeated OSU in 2006 (Sept. 7) and in 2010 (Sept. 25). The last loss to the Beavers came in 2005 (30-27; Sept. 10). The teams have never met in a bowl game. 1 Quick Facts Location: Boise, Idaho Founded: Enrollment: ,678 Nickname: Broncos Colors: Blue and Orange Stadium: Bronco Stadium (36,387) Surface: Blue Field Turf Conference: Mountain West President: Dr. Robert Kustra Athletic Director: Mark Coyle Interim Head Coach: Bob Gregory Overall Record: Media Relations SID Joe Nickell joenickell@boisestate.edu Office Phone: Cell Phone: Associate AD Max Corbet mcorbet@boisestate.edu Office Phone: Cell Phone:

2 Broncos in the Polls IT S BEEN A WHILE: The Broncos did not receive a vote in either the Associated Press or USA Today Coaches Polls Sept. 22, ending a streak of 125-consecutive polls with at least one vote. It marked the first time the Broncos had been without a point in each since Oct. 16, BRONCOS IN THE POLLS: Boise State entered the 2013 season ranked No. 19 in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches Preseason Polls. Boise State is one of only 11 schools to open each of the last five seasons - dating back to ranked in the Coaches Poll, and one of only 12 to open each of the last five seasons ranked in the AP Poll. A DOZEN YEARS IN THE RANKINGS: When Boise State opened the 2013 season ranked in both the USA Today Coaches and Associated Press Preseason Polls, it marked the 12th-consecutive season the Broncos had been ranked for at least one week in each of the top- 25 polls. SUCCESS WHEN RANKED: Boise State has an all-time record of (.889) when ranked in the top 25 of the media and/or coaches polls. A complete breakdown of every game played while ranked can be found on page 15. IT S ABOUT WHERE YOU FINISH: Boise State has started each of the last five seasons - including ranked in each major preseason poll. But the Broncos have also finished each of the last five seasons ( ) in each, tied for the second-longest streak in the country with Alabama. Only Oregon (six) has a longer streak. Associated Press Poll (DEC. 8) Team Record Pts Pvs. 1. Florida State (56) Auburn (4) Alabama Michigan State Stanford Baylor Ohio State South Carolina Missouri Oregon Oklahoma Clemson Oklahoma State LSU UCF Arizona State UCLA Louisville Wisconsin Texas A&M Fresno State Duke Georgia Northern Illinois Notre Dame NR Dropped from rankings: Texas 23 Others receiving votes: USC 74, Iowa 48, Miami (FL) 47, Vanderbilt 25, Texas 22, Cincinnati 11, Bowling Green 10, Washington 9, Rice 7, North Dakota State 4, Minnesota 2 NATIONAL POLLS USA Today Coaches Poll (DEC. 8) Team Record Pts Pvs. 1. Florida State (62) Auburn Alabama Michigan State Baylor Ohio State Stanford South Carolina Missouri Oklahoma Clemson Oregon Oklahoma State LSU UCF Louisville Arizona State UCLA Wisconsin Fresno State Duke Texas A&M Northern Illinois Georgia NR 25. Miami (FL) NR Dropped from rankings: Cincinnati 23, Texas 24 Others receiving votes: Cincinnati 47, Vanderbilt 40, USC 33, Iowa 30, Texas 27, Rice 23, Bowling Green 12, Notre Dame 8, Minnesota 6, Ball State 2, Nebraska 1, Virginia Tech 1, Washington 1 2

3 Winningest FBS Programs All-Time TEAM W L T PCT 1. Michigan Notre Dame Boise State Oklahoma Ohio State Texas Alabama USC Nebraska Tennessee Florida State Penn State LSU Georgia Miami (FL) National Home Winning Percentage (2000-Present) TEAM RECORD PCT 1. Boise State Oklahoma Ohio State LSU Virginia Tech Oregon Georgia TCU Texas Florida Nebraska Auburn Wisconsin USC Michigan Highest-Scoring Teams (2000-Present) TEAM GMS PTS AVG 1. Boise State 180 7, Oregon 177 6, Oklahoma 186 6, Texas 178 6, Texas Tech 178 6, USC 179 6, Kansas State 176 5, Hawai i 182 5, Florida 181 5, TCU 175 5, MW STANDINGS / SCHEDULE 2013 Mountain West Standings TEAM MW PCT OVERALL PCT MOUNTAIN DIVISION Utah State Boise State Colorado State Wyoming New Mexico Air Force WEST DIVISION Fresno State San Diego State UNLV San Jose State Nevada Hawai i MW Bowl Schedule DATE GAME TV TIME (MT) 12/21 Colorado State vs. Washington State ESPN Noon GILDAN NEW MEXICO BOWL 12/21 Fresno State vs. USC ABC 1:30 p.m. ROYAL PURPLE LAS VEGAS BOWL 12/21 San Diego State vs. Buffalo ESPN 3:30 p.m. FAMOUS IDAHO POTATO BOWL 12/24 Boise State vs. Oregon State ESPN 6 p.m. SHERATON HAWAI I BOWL 12/26 Utah State vs. Northern Illinois ESPN 7:30 p.m. SAN DIEGO COUNTY CREDIT UNION POINSETTIA BOWL 1/1 UNLV vs. North Texas ESPNU 10 a.m. HEART OF DALLAS BOWL 3

4 National Conference Winning Percentage (2000-Present) TEAM RECORD PCT 1. Boise State Oklahoma Ohio State Texas Oregon Florida State USC Virginia Tech TCU LSU Florida Fresno State Georgia Alabama Miami (Fla.) National Overall Winning Percentage (2000-Present) TEAM RECORD PCT 1. Boise State Oklahoma Ohio State Texas LSU USC Oregon TCU Virginia Tech Georgia Florida Florida State Alabama Auburn Miami (Fla.) Wins by West Coast Teams (2000-Present) TEAM WINS 1. Boise State USC Oregon Utah 114 BYU Fresno State Oregon State Hawai i UCLA 95 Arizona State Washington - Aug. 31 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 8/31 BOISE STATE W, 38-6 Illinois W, /21 IDAHO STATE W, /28 ARIZONA * W, Stanford * L, /12 OREGON * L, Arizona State * L, /26 CALIFORNIA * W, /9 COLORADO * W, 59-7 UCLA * L, Oregon State * W, /29 WASHINGTON STATE * W, TENNESSEE-MARTIN - Sept. 7 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE UT Chattanooga W, Boise State L, /14 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, Southeast Missouri * W, /5 JACKSONVILLE STATE * L, Tennessee Tech * W, /19 TENNESSEE STATE * L, Austin Peay * W, /2 MURRAY STATE * W, Memphis L, 6-21 Eastern Kentucky * W, /23 EASTERN ILLINOIS * L, AIR FORCE - Sept. 13 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 8/31 COLGATE W, /7 UTAH STATE * L, Boise State L, /21 WYOMING * L, Nevada * L, Navy L, /10 SAN DIEGO STATE * L, /26 NOTRE DAME L, /2 ARMY W, New Mexico * L, /21 UNLV * L, Colorado State * L, Fresno State - Sept. 20 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 8/29 RUTGERS W, (OT) 9/7 CAL POLY W, Colorado POSTPONED 9/20 BOISE STATE * W, Hawai i * W, Idaho W, /19 UNLV * L, San Diego State * W, (OT) 11/2 NEVADA * W, Wyoming * W, /23 NEW MEXICO * W, San Jose State * L, /7 Utah State W, SOUTHERN MISS - Sept. 28 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 8/31 TEXAS STATE L, Nebraska L, Arkansas L, 3-24 Boise State L, /5 FLA INTERNATIONAL * L, East Carolina * L, /26 NORTH TEXAS * L, Marshall * L, Louisiana Tech * L, /16 FLORIDA ATLANTIC * L, /23 MIDDLE TENNESSEE * L, UAB * W, Utah State - Oct. 12 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE Utah L, Air Force * W, /14 WEBER STATE W, 70-6 USC L, San Jose State * W, /4 BYU L, /12 BOISE STATE * L, New Mexico * W, /2 HAWAI I * W, UNLV * W, /23 COLORADO STATE * W, /30 WYOMING * W, 35-7 Fresno State L, OPPONENT SCHEDULES NEVADA - Oct. 19 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE UCLA L, /7 UC DAVIS W, 36-7 Florida State L, /21 HAWAI I * W, /28 AIR FORCE * W, San Diego State * L, (OT) Boise State * L, /26 UNLV * L, Fresno State * L, Colorado State * L, /16 SAN JOSE STATE * W, /30 BYU L, BYU - Oct. 25 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE Virginia L, /7 TEXAS W, /21 UTAH L, /27 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W, Utah State W, /12 GEORGIA TECH W, Houston W, /25 BOISE STATE W, Wisconsin L, /16 IDAHO STATE W, Notre Dame L, Nevada W, Colorado State - Nov. 2 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 9/1 vs. Colorado L, Tulsa L, /14 CAL POLY W, Alabama L, /28 UTEP W, /12 SAN JOSE STATE * L, Wyoming * W, Hawai i * W, /2 BOISE STATE * L, /9 NEVADA * W, New Mexico * W, Utah State * L, /30 AIR FORCE * W, WYOMING - Nov. 16 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE Nebraska L, /7 IDAHO W, /14 NORTHERN COLORADO W, 35-7 Air Force * W, Texas State L, /12 NEW MEXICO * W, /19 COLORADO STATE * L, San Jose State * L, /9 FRESNO STATE * L, Boise State * L, /23 HAWAI I * W, (OT) Utah State * L, San Diego State - Nov. 23 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 8/31 EASTERN ILLINOIS L, Ohio State L, /21 OREGON STATE L, New Mexico State W, /4 NEVADA * W, (OT) Air Force * W, /26 FRESNO STATE * L, (OT) 11/2 NEW MEXICO * W, San Jose State * W, Hawai i * W, (OT) 11/23 BOISE STATE * W, (OT) UNLV * L, NEW MEXICO - Nov. 30 DATE OPP TIME (MT)/SCORE 8/31 UTSA L, UTEP W, (OT) Pittsburgh L, /28 UNLV * L, /5 NEW MEXICO STATE W, Wyoming * L, /19 UTAH STATE * L, San Diego State * L, /8 AIR FORCE * W, /16 COLORADO STATE * L, Fresno State * L, Boise State * L,

5 DEPTH CHART Offense X - 2 Matt Miller R-Jr. 81 Dallas Burroughs Jr. Z - 17 Geraldo Boldewijn R-Sr. 18 Aaron Burks R-Sr. 14 Troy Ware R-So. H - 34 Kirby Moore R-Sr. OR 11 S. Williams-Rhodes So. 82 Thomas Sperbeck Fr. LT - 78 Charles Leno, Jr R-Sr. 70 Steven Baggett R-Fr. LG - 77 Spencer Gerke R-Sr. 62 Chris Tozer R-Sr. C - 65 Matt Paradis R-Sr. 77 Spencer Gerke R-Sr. RG - 72 Marcus Henry R-So. 66 Mario Yakoo R-Fr. RT - 71 Rees Odhiambo R-So/ 73 Travis Averill R-Fr. TE - 87 Gabe Linehan R-Sr. 85 Holden Huff R-So. 89 Connor Peters Jr. 84 Jake Hardee R-So. QB - 16 Joe Southwick R-Sr. OR 9 Grant Hedrick R-Jr. 8 Nick Patti R-Fr. RB - 27 Jay Ajayi R-So. 21 Jack Fields So. 26 Devan Demas R-Fr. 35 Charles Bertoli R-Fr. Specialists PK - 41 Dan Goodale R-Jr. 28 Tyler Rausa So. KO - 41 Dan Goodale R-Jr. 14 Trevor Harman R-Sr. HD - 2 Matt Miller R-Jr. Defense E - 8 Demarcus Lawrence R-Jr. 53 Beau Martin R-Jr. 94 Sam McCaskill R-Fr. T - 40 Armand Nance So. OR 69 Tyler Horn Jr. N - 43 Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe R-Sr. 90 Justin Taimatuia Jr. STUD - 48 Kharyee Marshall R-Sr. 92 Kamalei Correa Fr. OR 33 Gabe Perez Fr. MIKE - 20 Tanner Vallejo Fr. 13 Blake Renaud Jr. 44 Darren Lee Fr. WILL - 36 Tyler Gray So. OR 51 Ben Weaver R-Fr. SAM - 38 Corey Bell Jr. 32 Jonathan Brown R-Sr. 25 Chris Santini R-Fr. S - 10 Jeremy Ioane R-Jr. 24 Taylor Loffler R-So. S - 4 Darian Thompson R-So. 28 Dillon Lukehart R-So. CB - 1 Bryan Douglas R-Jr. 3 Cleshawn Page Jr. OR 30 Jonathan Moxey Fr. CB - 5 Donte Deayon So. 19 Mercy Maston Jr. P - 14 Trevor Harman R-Sr. OR 26 Sean Wale R-Fr. SNP - 46 Kevin Keane Jr. KR - 1 Bryan Douglas R-Jr. 35 Charles Bertoli R-Fr. PR - 11 S. Williams-Rhodes So. 1 Bryan Douglas R-Jr. 5

6 Bronco Debuts A total of 30 players have made their Bronco debuts in 2013, including seven true freshmen: BRONCO GAME NOTES Aaron Baltazar (RB) Kamalei Correa (STUD) Darren Lee (LB) Jonathan Moxey (CB) Gabe Perez (STUD) Thomas Sperbeck (WR) Tanner Vallejo (LB) With 74 individuals seeing the field for the Broncos in 2013, the 30 newcomers equate to 40.5 percent of those who have appeared in a game. Additionally, 18 individuals have made the first starts of their careers this season: Washington Jay Ajayi (RB) Tyler Gray (LB) Marcus Henry (OL) Kharyee Marshall (STUD) Rees Odhiambo (OL) Blake Renaud (LB) UT Martin NONE Air Force Aaron Baltazar (RB) Fresno State Connor Peters (TE) Ben Weaver (LB) Southern Miss.. Jonathan Moxey (CB) Armand Nance (DT) Troy Ware (WR) Utah State Steven Baggett (OL) Nevada Tanner Vallejo (LB) BYU Grant Hedrick (QB) Dillon Lukehart (S) Colorado State..... Travis Averill (OL) Wyoming Mercy Maston (CB) San Diego State NONE New Mexico Mario Yakoo (OL) ALL-MW: The Broncos had 10 individuals named to the 2013 All-Mountain West Teams, including first-team honorees Jay Ajayi (RB), Charles Leno, Jr. (OL), Demarcus Lawrence (DL) and Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe (DL). Matt Paradis (OL), Donte Deayon (CB) and Jeremy Ioane (S) were named second team, while Dan Goodale (K), Matt Miller (WR) and Shane Williams-Rhodes (WR) were named honorable mention. Williams-Rhodes earned the accolade as both a wide receiver and return specialist. VS. THE PAC-12: Boise State is 6-2 against schools from the Pac-12 since 2006, not including wins against Utah in both 2006 and The only losses have come to Washington, in both 2007 and earlier this season. The Broncos are 7-11 all-time against the Pac-12. VS. BCS SCHOOLS: The Broncos are 9-3 against schools from BCS automaticqualifying conferences since Included was a streak of six-consecutive victories, which was snapped in the 2012 season opener against Michigan State. The only other losses during that time were to Washington, in both 2007 and earlier this season. Boise State is all-time against BCS schools. NON-SATURDAY GAMES: Boise State is all-time in games played on any day other than Saturday, including a 6-4 record in bowl games and a 3-1 record on Tuesdays. A complete breakdown of the Broncos non- Saturday history can be found on page 23 of the game notes. ESTABLISHING A LEGACY: The Broncos are the winningest football program in the country since 2000, with an overall record of (.861). Oklahoma (152-34;.817), Ohio State (144-34;.809), Texas (140-39;.782) and LSU (142-40;.780) round out the top five. 16-YEAR WINNING STREAK: Including this season, Boise State is riding a streak of 16-consecutive winning seasons. The Broncos went 5-6 in 1997, the last season sans a winning record for the Broncos. BOWL GAMES: Boise State will be making its 12th-consecutive bowl appearance, tied for the seventh-longest active streak nationally. 6 The Broncos will have played in a bowl game in 14 of the last 15 seasons, winning nine - including each of the last four. SENIOR SUCCESS: Boise State s class of 2013 is the 12th-straight group of seniors to win at least 40 games in their careers - an average at least 10 wins per season. This year s class won its 40th game against Nevada (Oct. 19), and has now won 43 games. SCORING OUTPUT: The Broncos are averaging 38.8 points per game on the season, a mark that ranks 16th-nationally and second in the Mountain West. Over the course of the final 11 games of the regular season, Boise State scored 459 points - an average of 41.7 points per game. Boise State has scored 40-plus in seven games this season. Included was a four-game stretch with at least 40 points - the longest streak since scoring 40-plus in seven straight during the 2010 season. Boise State is the highest-scoring team in the country since 2000, averaging points per game. Boise State is the only school to average more than 40 points per game during that time. Oregon is second at points per game since RED ZONE: Boise State has scored on 58- of-64 red zone possessions, the 10th-best mark in the country (.906). Of the 58 scores, 45 were touchdowns. TD DRIVES: Boise State has scored touchdowns on 59 of its 159 offensive drives in 2013, or nearly 40 percent of the times it has had the ball and is trying to score (.371). ANOTHER BRONCO FIRST DOWN: Boise State has 299 first downs - the 21st-most in the country. Much of this can be attributed to the Broncos ability to convert on third down. Boise State ranks 20th-nationally in the statistical category, converting 87-of-185 third-down opportunities (.470). AVOIDING PENALTIES: Boise State has been penalized just 47 times this season, ranking ninth-nationally in fewest penalties per game (3.92). The team s penalty yards per game are the 18th-fewest in the country.

7 The Hammer BRONCO GAME NOTES Boise State awards The Hammer to the individual who makes the best special teams play the previous week, and that player leads the team out onto the field the following game. Washington Blake Renaud UT Martin Corey Bell Air Force Chris Santini Fresno State Tanner Vallejo Southern Miss Taylor Loffler Shane Swanson (Make-A-Wish) Utah State Demarcus Lawrence Nevada Charles Leno, Jr. BYU Matt Paradis Colorado State None Wyoming Chaz Anderson San Diego State Taylor Loffler New Mexico Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe PREVIOUS WINNERS ON THE 2013 ROSTER Corey Bell San Diego State, 2012 Tyler Horn New Mexico, 2012 Gabe Linehan Hawai i, 2010 Blake Renaud Toledo, Air Force, BYU, Southern Miss, Wyoming, Colorado State, 2012 The Broncos were penalized just 59 times during the 2012 season, tied for 18thnationally in fewest per game (4.54). COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: Boise State ranks second-nationally in team completion percentage. The Broncos completed 297-of- 422 pass attempts during the regular season (.704), trailing only East Carolina (.707). Boise State completed 29-of-31 passes against Air Force (Sept 13), a completion percentage of.936. The mark broke the NCAA record - minimum 25 completions - which had stood since 1983 (UCLA vs. Washington; 25-of-27). Included was a conference and school record 27-of-29 (.931) performance from Joe Southwick. Grand Hedrick went 2-for-2. Southwick has completed 151-of-208 (.726) in 2013, and Hedrick is 135-of-198 (.682). Nick Patti (8-of-11;.727), Thomas Sperbeck (0-of-1), Trevor Harman (2-of-2) and Matt Miller (1-of-2) have each also attempted a pass for the Broncos. PUNT RETURNS: Boise State ranks second-nationally in punt returns, and seventh-nationally in punt return defense. Boise State, North Carolina and Bowling Green are the only three teams in the country to rank in the top 10 in each category. The Broncos are averaging yards per return, trailing only North Carolina (17.07). Boise State is allowing just 3.15 yards per return, and has given up just 41 yards this season on 13 returns. Prior to giving up a 41-yard return for a touchdown against San Diego State, the Broncos had allowed negative return yardage through 10 games. HOME RECORD: Boise State went a perfect 6-0 at home in 2013, the team s first perfect home record since Boise State lost once at home in both 2011 and 2012, but prior to that had put together five-straight perfect seasons at Bronco Stadium, and ninestraight perfect regular seasons at home. The only home loss during that time came in the 2005 MPC Computers Bowl against Boston College (27-21). Boise State has the best home winning percentage in the country since the start of the 2000 season with a record of 86-4 (.956). 7 CONFERENCE RECORD: Since the 2000 season, Boise State is 99-9 (.917) in league games, the highest winning percentage in the country during that time. Oklahoma is second on the list with a record of (.818). MW LOSSES: Boise State has lost just four league games since joining the Mountain West in 2011 by a combined seven points: TCU in 2011 (36-35); San Diego State in 2012 (21-19); Fresno State (41-40) and SDSU (34-31, OT) in Prior to this season, Boise State hadn t lost two league games in a season since 2001, when the team went 6-2 in the team s first season in the Western Athletic Conference. Prior to the losses against SDSU in both 2012 and 2013, Boise State has not lost a game to the same team in consecutive seasons since falling to Washington State in both 2000 (42-35) and 2001 (41-20). The Broncos had not to a league opponent in back-to-back seasons since North Texas in 1998 and RUSH DEFENSE: Boise State allowed fewer than 100 yards rushing in two of its final three games of the regular season: 55 to Wyoming (Nov. 16) and 61 to San Diego State (Nov. 23). The last time Boise State held consecutive opponents to less than 100 yards rushing was in the final two games of New Mexico picked up 52 yards (Dec. 3), and Arizona State was held to negative-11. INTERCEPTIONS: Boise State has 15 interceptions in 2013, tied for 27thnationally. Included are five from Donte Deayon, tied for the 15th-most in the country, and four each from Bryan Douglas and Darian Thompson, tied for the 34th-most nationally. Boise State has multiple interceptions in four games this season. OPPONENT DRIVES: Of the 160 total opponent drives in 2013, 56 have gone for less than 10 yards (.350), and 74 have gone for fewer than 20 yards (.463). PROLIFIC RECEIVERS: Matt Miller and Shane Williams-Rhodes are tied for the team high with 77 catches in 2013, the second set of teammates to record 70-plus catches in the season all-time at Boise State. Titus Young

8 Game Captains BRONCO GAME NOTES Boise State single-game captains are announced prior to kickoff every week. Washington.. Jeremy Ioane / Matt Paradis / Joe Southwick / Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe UT Martin. Spencer Gerke / Ebo Makinde / Kirby Moore / Darian Thompson Air Force.... Bryan Douglas / Dan Goodale Beau Martin / Matt Miller Fresno State Demarcus Lawrence / Charles Leno, Jr. / Blake Renaud / Joe Southwick Southern Miss Geraldo Boldewijn / Marcus Henry / Dillon Lukehart / Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe Utah State.....Corey Bell / Donte Deayon / Spencer Gerke / Matt Miller Nevada Jay Ajayi / Taylor Loffler / Kharyee Marshall / Matt Paradis BYU.. Charles Leno, Jr. / Darian Thompson..... Ben Weaver / Shane Williams-Rhodes Colorado State Aaron Burks /. Grant Hedrick / Tyler Horn / Beau Martin Wyoming.. Dan Goodale / Marcus Henry / Jeremy Ioane / Demarcus Lawrence San Diego State Jonathan Brown / Gabe Linehan / Kharyee Marshall / Matt Paradis New Mexico.. Corey Bell / Bryan Douglas / Demarcus Lawrence / Matt Miller PREVIOUS CAPTAINS ON THE 2013 ROSTER Spencer Gerke UNLV, 2012 Tyler Horn Colorado State, 2012 Jeremy Ioane Hawai i, 2012 Charles Leno, Jr Air Force, Southern Miss, 2012 Gabe Linehan UNLV, 2011 Matt Miller Southern Miss, Colorado State, 2012 Kirby Moore UNLV, 2012 Matt Paradis Miami (Ohio), Colorado State, 2012 Blake Renaud Fresno State, 2012 Joe Southwick Fresno State, 2012 Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe UNLV, Colorado State, 2012 and Austin Pettis each had 71 in Boise State has had a 100-yard receiver in six games this season, including a streak of four-consecutive games - the longest since a five-game stretch in The streak ended against Nevada (Oct. 19). Miller has four 100-yard games this season, Geraldo Boldewijn has two and Jay Ajayi and Williams-Rhodes each have one. Williams-Rhodes has three games with 10-or-more receptions, the most since Rodney Smith had four such games in Miller also has one 10-catch game in THREE-AND-OUTS: Defensively, Boise State is forcing an average of 4.0 three-andouts per game (48 in 12 games). BLOCKED FIELD GOALS: Boise State has blocked three field goal attempts this season, tied for the 20th-most blocked kicks in the country. Demarcus Lawrence blocked two against Southern Miss (Sept. 28), one of only two individuals in the country to block multiple kicks in a game (Shaquil Barrett; Colorado State). Charles Leno, Jr. blocked a field goal against Utah State (Oct. 12). The three field goal blocks are the most by a Bronco team since blocking four in TURNOVERS: The Broncos have forced 26 turnovers this season, tied for 19thnationally. The team s turnover margin this season is 0.3, tied for 39th-nationally. Boise State s turnover margin of 1.54 in 2012 ranked second-best nationally. The Broncos forced 36 turnovers, the fourth-most in the country. Included were 18 interceptions, tied for the 12th-most nationally, and 18 fumble recoveries, the most in the country. Boise State lost just 16, tied for the 20th-fewest nationally. 100 PLAYS: Boise State ran 100 offensive plays against Fresno State, Sept. 20 tied for the 13th-most run by a team in a college game this season, and one of only 16 such performances on the season. Boise State hadn t run 100 plays since playing Louisiana Tech, Oct. 4, 2003 (106), and it was just the second such performance by the Broncos since Sept. 13, 1975 (Cal State East Bay; 101). 8 Colorado State ran 109 plays against the Broncos (Nov. 2), tied for the third-most run by a team in SHUTOUT STREAK: Boise State has not been shutout in 210-consecutive games, the 18th-longest streak in NCAA history, and the eighth-longest active streak nationally. The last shutout came on the road against No. 15 Washington State, Sept. 27, 1997 (58-0). The loss to the Cougars is one of only two shutouts the Broncos have suffered since becoming a four-year institution in WIDE MARGIN: The Broncos defeated Southern Miss 60-7 (Sept. 28), the largest margin of victory since defeating New Mexico State 59-0, Oct. 2, LEAGUE OPENERS: Boise State has won 14-consecutive league openers, the secondlongest streak in the country. Alabama owns the nation s longest streak, having won 21-straight. PROTECTING THE QB: Though the Broncos have given up more sacks this season (21) than they did in 2012 (10), the Broncos have been one of the best teams in the country in protecting the quarterback the last few years. Boise State, ranked tied for No. 45 this season (1.75 per game), is one of only two schools to rank in the top-10 nationally in sacks allowed each of the last three seasons ( ; Air Force). The Broncos led the country in the statistical category in 2011, allowing 0.62 sacks per game. Boise State was also third-nationally in 2010 (0.62) and sixth-nationally in 2012 (0.77). The Broncos averaged just 0.67 sacks allowed per game the from , second only to the Falcons (0.59) during that time. However, the Broncos threw the ball 1,295 times, compared to just 523 attempts for Air Force. Boise State gave up just 26 sacks from (combined), fewer than 46 teams allowed in 2012 alone. The Broncos entered 2013 with just 52 returning starts along the offensive line, a mark that ranked 82nd-nationally according to Phil Steele.

9 2013 Drive Summary BOISE STATE DRIVE TOTAL SCORING YARDS DRIVES DRIVES < POSSESSIONS WITH PLAYS INSIDE THE: TD FG 30-yd line yd line yd line yd line yd line RED ZONE OPPORTUNITIES TD FG (.714) (.191) TOTAL: (.905) OPPONENT DRIVE TOTAL SCORING YARDS DRIVES DRIVES < POSSESSIONS WITH PLAYS INSIDE THE: TD FG 30-yd line yd line yd line yd line yd line RED ZONE OPPORTUNITIES TD FG (.583) (.229) TOTAL: (.813) OCTOBER SUCCESS: Prior to the loss against BYU (Oct. 25), Boise State had won 50-consecutive games during the month of October, dating back to a loss to Rice, Oct. 6, NO PUNTS: The Broncos did not punt against Air Force (Sept. 13), just the second time in the last three seasons the team did not punt in a game. The only other time Boise State did not punt from was against Miami (Ohio), Sept. 15, DOESN T HAPPEN OFTEN: Boise State s game against UT Martin (Sept. 7) marked just the second time in 2,898 days that a Boise State squad took the field with a sub-.500 record. The Broncos were 0-1 when playing Miami (Ohio) Sept. 15, 2012, before evening their record with a victory. Prior to last season, the last time a Boise State team took the field with a record below.500 was in The Broncos were 1-2 before evening their record against Hawaii with a win (Oct. 1, 2005). 10-WIN SEASONS: Boise State s streak of 10-win seasons ended this season at seven. The streak was the longest in the nation, and the tied for the fifth-longest in the modern era (USC; ). The only longer streaks belong to Florida State (14; ), Texas (nine; ), Virginia Tech (eight; ) and Miami (eight; ). ONCE IN 100-PLUS YEARS: With two losses in 2012, the Broncos failed to reach 12 wins for the first time since Boise State had won at least 12 games from , becoming the first program since 1900 to accomplish the feat. Only USC ( ) and Oklahoma ( ) had reached 12 wins in three-straight years. A YOUNG SQUAD: Entering 2013, Boise State had just 16 seniors on its roster. There were only 22 schools with fewer seniors throughout the country. ELITE-LEVEL DEFENSE: In Pete Kwiatkowski s first three seasons as defensive coordinator ( ), opponents averaged just points per game the third-best mark in the country during that time. Only Alabama (10.87) and LSU (15.69) allowed fewer points per game. BRONCO GAME NOTES scoring defense in 2010, 12th in 2011 and eighth in 2012, one of only six schools in the country to finish each season ranked in the top 25 in the statistical category. The Broncos were one of only seven teams in the country to finish in the top 25 in total defense each year, ranking second-nationally in 2010, 16th in 2011 and 12th in During that time, Boise State was also one of only six teams in the nation to average fewer than 300 yards allowed. Opponents averaged just yards per game against the Broncos from , a mark that trailed only Alabama, LSU and Florida State. BRONCOS IN THE NFL: There are currently 18 Broncos on a National Football League roster, and at least one Bronco on 15 teams. Since Chris Petersen took over as head coach in 2006, 17 Broncos have been selected by 15 teams in the NFL Draft including four first-rounders in a fiveseason span. Boise State was one of 24 schools with multiple former student-athletes named to the 2013 Pro Bowl. Left tackle Ryan Clady (Denver Broncos) earned his third Pro Bowl nod last season, while running back Doug Martin (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) made it in his rookie season. AMONG THE GREATEST: Boise State began the 2013 season with the third-best all-time record among NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision teams. The Broncos all-time record at the four-year level entering 2013 was (.723). Michigan led the list with an all-time record of (.734), followed by Notre Dame at (.733). CONFERENCE TITLES: Boise State has won 17 league titles since joining the Big Sky Conference in 1970: six in the Big Sky ( ), two in the Big West Conference ( ), eight in the Western Athletic Conference ( ) and one in the Mountain West Conference (2011-Present). The Broncos won five-straight league titles in the WAC from , and have captured at least a share of the conference championship The Broncos ranked second-nationally in 9

10 Pass Attempts Career Record Watch 1. 1,219 Kellen Moore ,181 Tony Hilde ,142 Bart Hendricks Ryan Dinwiddie Jared Zabransky Eric Guthrie Jim McMillan Joe Southwick Mike Virden Hazsen Choates Pass Completions 1. 1,157 Kellen Moore Bart Hendricks Tony Hilde Ryan Dinwiddie Jared Zabransky Joe Southwick Jim McMillan Mike Virden Taylor Tharp Hazsen Choates Passing Yards 1. 14,667 Kellen Moore ,819 Ryan Dinwiddie ,107 Tony Hilde ,020 Bart Hendricks ,256 Jared Zabransky ,508 Jim McMillan ,784 Joe Southwick ,524 Hazsen Choates ,294 Mike Virden ,204 Eric Guthrie Completion % (Min. 200 Attempts) (1,157-1,358) Kellen Moore ( ) Joe Southwick ( ) Taylor Tharp ( ) Joe Aliotti ( ) Ryan Dinwiddie ( ) Jared Zabransky ( ) B.J. Rhode ( ) Jim McMillan ( ) Lee Huey ( ) Greg Stern Passing Touchdowns Kellen Moore Ryan Dinwiddie Bart Hendricks Tony Hilde Jared Zabransky Jim McMillan Hazsen Choates Ron Autele 1970/ Eric Guthrie Joe Southwick JAY AJAYI RS SOPHOMORE RB Jay Ajayi eclipsed 1,000 for the season against Colorado State, the 20th 1,000- yard season in school history, and the fifth-consecutive season with a 1,000-yard rusher for Boise State. Ajayi is the 13th Bronco in school history with a 1,000-yard rushing season. Ajayi accomplished the feat in nine games, the fewest to 1,000 yards since Ian Johnson reached 1,000 in eight games in Ajayi also accomplished the feat in 168 carries, the fewest to 1,000 yards since Doug Martin did it in 158 carries in Ajayi has 1,328 rushing yards this season, the fourth-most in school history. He was one of the first 16 players in the country to reach 1,000 yards in 2013, and his yards per game ranks 19th-nationally. The mark is also fourth amongst underclassmen....ajayi has 17 touchdowns this season, the third-most in school history and tied for the seventh-most in the country. His scoring average of 9.0 points per game is 20th-nationally, and is ninth amongst running backs. He has multiple rushing TDs in four games this season, and three games with three-ormore....jay Ajayi caught four passes for 105 yards and a touchdown - all career highs - and added 147 rushing yards against New Mexico (Nov. 30), becoming the first Bronco with both 100 yards rushing and receiving in a game since Karlin Adams accomplished the feat against Eastern Washington, Nov. 4, Ajayi is just the fourth individual in school history to accomplish the feat....ajayi set career highs in carries (24) and rushing yards (222), in addition to scoring three rushing touchdowns against Nevada, Oct. 19. The yardage total is the fifthhighest in school history, and the most by a Bronco since Ian Johnson had 240 yards against Oregon State, Sept. 7, Ajayi is the 10th Bronco with a 200-yard rushing performance in school history, and the first since Doug Martin had 200 against Colorado State, Oct. 15, Included was INDIVIDUAL NOTES a career-high-tying 71-yard run in the third quarter that gave Boise State a lead, its first of the game....ajayi has six 100-yard rushing games this season - tied for the eighth-most in school history - and seven for his career. Included was a streak of three-straight, the longest by a Bronco running back since Doug Martin rushed for 100-plus in each of the final four games of the 2011 season. Ajayi rushed for 118 yards (on six carries) against New Mexico in 2012, recording his first-career 100-yard game in just his second appearance as a Bronco. It was the first 100-yard game by a Bronco freshman since Matt Kaiserman accomplished the feat against Hawai i in Ajayi picked up 71 yards on his first carry against the Lobos, which was also just his second carry as a Bronco....Of Ajayi s 82 carries in 2012, only six resulted in lost yardage: two against Southern Miss, and one each against UNLV, Wyoming, Hawai i and Colorado State. Through the 2013 regular season, he has been stopped for loss just 16 times in 226 carries (.071)....Ajayi averaged 6.68 yards on 82 carries in his debut season with the Broncos (2012). The mark is the highest single-season average by a Bronco all-time (minimum 75 attempts). His 548 yards rushing were the most by a Bronco freshman since Ian Johnson picked up 663 in GERALDO BOLDEWIJN RS SENIOR WR...Geraldo Boldewijn caught six passes for 106 yards against Fresno State (Sept. 20), the first 100-yard receiving game of his career. He followed with three receptions for 104 yards against Southern Miss (Sept. 28), giving him back-to-back 100-yard performances....he has 37 catches for 510 yards this season - both career highs. He had eclipsed his previous career highs in five games this season. 10

11 Total Offense Career Record Watch 1. 14,534 Kellen Moore ,138 Tony Hilde ,039 Bart Hendricks ,984 Ryan Dinwiddie ,119 Jared Zabransky ,115 Jim McMillan ,225 Hazsen Choates ,063 Joe Southwick ,508 Cedric Minter ,471 Mike Virden Interception Ratio (Min. 300 Attempts) (28-1,658) Kellen Moore (13-633) Joe Southwick (21-992) Ryan Dinwiddie (9-330) Jeff Mladenich (34-1,142) Bart Hendricks Passing Efficiency Kellen Moore Ryan Dinwiddie Jim McMillan Joe Aliotti Joe Southwick Taylor Tharp Jared Zabransky B.J. Rhode Bart Hendricks Greg Stern yard Passing Games Kellen Moore Bart Hendricks Tony Hilde Ryan Dinwidde Jared Zabransky Jim McMillan Mike Virden Joe Southwick Taylor Tharp Eric Guthrie yard Passing Games Kellen Moore Ryan Dinwiddie Bart Hendricks Jim McMillan Tony Hilde Jared Zabransky Joe Southwick Taylor Tharp Vince Alcalde Greg Stern Boldewijn had back-to-back games with a 50-plus-yard reception (Fresno State and Southern Miss), the first Bronco to accomplish the feat since Titus Young had three-straight games with a 50-yard reception, Oct. 26-Nov. 12, DONTE DEAYON SOPHOMORE CB...Donte Deayon has a team-high five interceptions in 2013, tied for the 15thmost nationally. The mark is also the most by a Bronco since Brandyn Thompson had six in Included was a streak of three-consecutive games with an interception, the longest by a Bronco since linebacker Korey Hall also had one in three-straight in Deayon is averaging 1.2 pass break-ups per game (14 total in 2013), tied for 29thnationally....Deayon had four passes defended against Colorado State (Nov. 2), tied for the 14th-most in a single game in the NCAA this season (three pass break-ups, one interception). BRYAN DOUGLAS RS JUNIOR CB...Bryan Douglas has four interceptions in 2013, tied for the second-most on the team and tied for 34th-nationally. The mark also matches second-round NFL Draft selection Jamar Taylor s team-leading total from Included were two against UT Martin (Sept. 7), one of which he returned 33 yards for a touchdown - the first such score since defensive tackle Mike Atkinson accomplished the feat against BYU, Sept. 20, The multiple-interception game was the first by a Bronco since former cornerback Jerrell Gavins hauled in two against Tulsa, Sept. 24, Douglas tied the school record with a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown iagainst San Diego State (Nov. 23), the first such score by a Bronco since Doug Martin returned one against Arizona State in MAACO Bowl Las Vegas, Dec. 22, INDIVIDUAL NOTES Martin s was also a 100-yard return. Douglas is the fourth 100-yard kickoff return in school history. DAN GOODALE RS JUNIOR K...Dan Goodale ranks tied for 20thnationally in field goal percentage, having converted 14-of-16 attempts (.875). He made 12-straight before missing one against San Diego State....He made a career-long 47-yard field goal against Wyoming, the longest by a Bronco since Kyle Brotzman hit a 50-yarder against Fresno State, Nov. 19, Dan Goodale has converted 55 PATs in 2013, a career high and the 10th-most in school history. GRANT HEDRICK RS JUNIOR QB...Since stepping in for the injured Joe Southwick, Grant Hedrick has completed 123-of-182 (.676) for 1,329 yards, 14 touchdowns and five interceptions in six games. Counting only the last six games, his 20.5 completions per game would rank tied for 20th-nationally, and his yards per game would rank 45th....On the season, Hedrick is completing 68.2 percent of his passes, ranking eighthnationally. His pass efficiency rating of ranks 26th....In just his second-career start, Hedrick accounted for each of Boise State s six touchdowns, leading the Broncos to a victory. Hedrick threw five touchdown passes, tied for the second-most in school history, and added a rushing score. His six touchdowns are the most by a Bronco quarterback since Ryan Diniwddie also accounted for six against Nevada, Nov. 29, Hedrick completed 19-of-27 passes for 305 yards against the Rams, his first-career 300- yard performance. In addition to the five touchdown passes, he did not throw an interception. He threw touchdown passes 11

12 Receptions Career Record Watch Austin Pettis Matt Miller Titus Young Don Hutt Jeremy Childs Ryan Ikebe Mike Wilson Jay Swillie Eric Andrade / Mike Holton 1972/ Terry Hutt / Lou Fanucchi Jeb Putzier Kim Metcalf Tyler Shoemaker Kipp Bedard Receiving Yards 1. 3,063 Titus Young ,838 Austin Pettis ,751 Ryan Ikebe ,728 Don Hutt ,554 Lou Fanucchi ,382 Matt Miller ,354 Terry Hutt / ,354 Mike Holton 1972/ ,300 Mike Wilson ,161 Jay Swillie ,097 Eric Andrade / ,050 Jeb Putzier ,031 Tyler Shoemaker ,007 Al Marshall ,999 Jeremy Childs Receiving Touchdowns Austin Pettis Don Hutt Ryan Ikebe Tyler Shoemaker Titus Young Matt Miller John Smith Mike Holton 1972/ Rodney Smith Jay Swillie Jeb Putzier Eric Andrade /86-87 Punt Average (Min. 50 Punts) ( ) Kyle Brotzman ( ) Jeff Edwards ( ) Kyle Stringer ( ) Trevor Harman ( ) Eric Guthrie to four different receivers, including a 68-yarder to sophomore Shane Williams- Rhodes - the longest pass play for Boise State since Kellen Moore hit Doug Martin for a 71-yarder against Toledo, Sept. 16, Hedrick has six rushing touchdowns this season, the most by a Bronco quarterback since Jared Zabransky also had six in Hedrick took over at quarterback against Nevada when Joe Southwick was injured on the Broncos first offensive play, and made his first-career start against BYU (Oct. 25). He is the first back-up quarterback to start a game due to injury since B.J. Rhode in 2002 (Wyoming; Sept. 14)....Against the Wolf Pack he completed 18-of-21 passes for 150 yards and an interception, and rushed eight times for 115 yards and two touchdowns. His completion percentage (.857) in the game is the seventhhighest single-game mark in school history, and he was the first quarterback to run for more than 100 yards since Jared Zabransky did it against Hawai i, Oct. 29, 2004 (123). Hedrick had completed 26-for-36 passes for 249 yards and a touchdown on his career entering the Nevada game....he completed 25-of-42 passes against the Cougars. Each is the most by a quarterback in his first start since Boise State joined FBS in His 232 yards are the third-most by a Bronco in his first-career start since DEMARCUS LAWRENCE RS JUNIOR DL...Demarcus Lawrence has 10.5 sacks in 2013, tied for the 10th-most nationally, the second-most in the MW and tied for the fifth-most in a single season in Boise State history. His average of 1.0 sacks per game is eighth-nationally. Additionally, his 19.5 tackles-for-loss ranks ninth-nationally, and his average of 1.8 per game is second in the country and leads the MW. He is just half a TFL shy of cracking Boise State s all-time single-season list....lawrence had sacks in six-consecutive games before San Diego State, recording 9.5 during the streak. He has a sack in seven of INDIVIDUAL NOTES his 11 games this season, and in 14 of his 22 career games. His 20.0 career sacks are tied for the seventh-most in school history, and rank 15th amongst active players in the NCAA....Lawrence recorded a career-high 3.5 sacks against Nevada (Oct. 19), tied for the fourth-most in a single game in the NCAA in His 3.5 sacks equated to 29 lost yards for the Wolf Pack, and are the most by a Bronco since Chris Wing had 4.0 against Portland State Sept. 7, Lawrence has twice been named MW Defensive Player of the Week, one of only two players to earn multiple defensive honors (Brett Bowers; New Mexico)....Lawrence posted 9.5 sacks in 11 games played in 2012, ranking tied for 18thnationally and first in the Mountain West in the statistical category (0.86 per game)....lawrence blocked two field goals against Southern Miss (Sept. 28), the first Bronco to block two in the same game since Daryn Colledge blocked two against Hawai i, Oct. 1, He is one of only two players in the country to block two kicks in a game (Shaquil Barrett, Colorado State). His first block was the first of the season - of any kind - for Boise State, and the first by a Bronco since Lawrence blocked a field goal against Wyoming, Oct. 27, the only blocked kick by a Bronco in CHARLES LENO, JR. RS SENIOR LT...Charles Leno, Jr. has started 38-consecutive games for Boise State, the longest streak on the team. He started each of the last 25 games at left tackle, and each of the team s 13 games in 2011 at right tackle....leno blocked a field goal against Utah State, Oct. 12. He is the first offensive lineman to block a kick for the Broncos since Nate Potter accomplished the feat against Southern Miss, Oct. 11,

13 Career Record Watch Sacks (Since 1987) Erik Helgeson Chris Wing Greg Sabala Shawn Anderson Ryan Winterswyk Shea McClellin Durelle Goodloe Demarcus Lawrence Chris Shepherd / Joe O Brien Tackles-for-Loss (Since 1982) Erik Helgeson Pete Kwiatkowski Shea McClellin Chris Wing Ryan Winterwsyk Lance Sellers Tyrone Crawford John Rade Shawn Anderson Chris Shepherd Billy Winn Rex Walters Greg Sabala Demarcus Lawrence Scott Russell Quintin Mikell Yard Rushing Games Cedric Minter Brock Forsey Doug Martin Ian Johnson Chris Thomas Jon Francis Rodney Webster D.J. Harper Chris Jackson David Mikell Jay Ajayi MATT MILLER RS JUNIOR WR...Matt Miller now has 205 career catches, the second-most in school history. He trails only Austin Pettis (229) on the all-time list. The total is also the eighth-most by a non-senior in the NCAA, trailing only East Carolina s Justin Hardy (257), USC s Marquise Lee (241), Fresno State s Davante Adams (224), Clemson s Sammy Watkins (224), Marshall s Tommy Shuler (221), Oregon State s Brandin Cooks (218) and Ball State s Willie Snead (214). Miller moved into the Boise State s career receptions top 10 in the season opener against Washington, hauling in six passes against the Huskies to give him 134 for his career....his 77 receptions in 2013 are tied for the team high and are the third-most in a single season at Boise State all-time. He trails the Boise State single-season record by five (82; Jeremy Childs, 2007)....Miller eclipsed 2,000 receiving yards against Colorado State (Nov. 2), just the 14th player in school history to do so. Now with 2,382 yards, Miller ranks sixth all-time at Boise State....Miller caught a career-high three touchdowns against Wyoming (Nov. 16), moving into the all-time top-10 list at Boise State. He matched the total against New Mexico (Nov. 30), and now has 25 - tied for the fourth-most in school history and tied for 10th-most by an active player in the NCAA. His 11 touchdowns in 2013 are tied for the fifth-most in a single season all-time at Boise State. With his career-high 10 catches against Air Force, Miller recorded the first doubledigit reception game since Tyler Shoemaker caught 10 against San Diego State, Nov. 18, He currently ranks tied for 25th-nationally in receptions per game, averaging 6.4. INDIVIDUAL NOTES...Miller has four 100-yard receiving games this season, tied for the 10th-most in school history: 112; Air Force 107; Southern Miss 143; Wyoming 111; New Mexico He has five career such games. His first came against Nevada (Dec. 1, 2012), when he caught seven passes for 127 yards....miller caught seven passes against Wyoming Oct. 27, 2012, eclipsing 100 receptions for his career in just his 21st game as a Bronco. The Broncos all-time leader in receptions, Austin Pettis (229), took 27 games to reach 100. Miller had 128 catches entering 2013, tied for the 12th-most all-time by a Bronco, and the most by a Bronco through his sophomore season in school history. JOE SOUTHWICK RS JUNIOR QB...Joe Southwick, the nation s active career leader in completion percentage (.694), was injured on the Broncos first offensive play against Nevada (Oct. 19). He returned to start on Senior Day against New Mexico (Nov. 30), and played the first drive. He led the Broncos on a three-play, 65- yard touchdown drive, throwing a 1-yd touchdown pass to Matt Miller to end his career on The Blue. The following notes were entering the game in which he was injured:...southwick ranked fourth-nationally in completion percentage (.723), and ninth-nationally in completions per game (24.83). The marks ranked first and third, respectively, in the MW. He had thrown for 1,589 yards this season, the 23rd-most in the country....southwick set a school and Mountain West record against Air Force (Sept. 13), completing 27-of-29 passes for a completion percentage of.931. He eclipsed TCU s Andy Dalton, who had held the league record since going 21-of-23 (.913) against Baylor Sept. 18, 2010, and fellow 13

14 Rushing Yards Season Record Watch 1. 1,713 Ian Johnson ,611 Brock Forsey ,526 Cedric Minter ,328 Jay Ajayi ,299 Doug Martin ,275 K.C. Adams ,273 Chris Jackson ,260 Doug Martin ,207 Brock Forsey ,151 Jeremy Avery ,147 Jon Francis ,142 David Mikell ,142 Eron Hurley ,139 Rodney Webster ,137 D.J. Harper ,060 Cedric Minter ,041 Ian Johnson ,037 Rodney Webster ,025 Jon Francis ,012 Cedric Minter 1979 Rushing Touchdowns Brock Forsey Ian Johnson Jay Ajayi Doug Martin Ian Johnson Chris Jackson D.J. Harper Doug Martin Jon Helmandollar Ian Johnson Jared Zabransky David Mikell Brock Forsey 2001 Sacks (Since 1982) Chris Wing Erik Helgeson Erik Helgeson Pete Kwiatkowski Joe O Brien Demarcus Lawrence 2013 Tackles-for-Loss (Since 1982) Chris Wing John Rade Lance Sellers Erik Helgeson Pete Kwiatkowski Erik Helgeson Shea McClellin Rex Walters Tyrone Crawford Tyrone Crawford Pete Kwiatkowski Demarcus Lawrence 2013 Bronco Jared Zabransky, who had held the school record since going 21-of-23 against Utah State, Nov. 18, Southwick rushed for a 1-yard touchdown against Air Force (Sept. 13), the first such score of his career. He has three rushing scores this season....southwick threw five touchdown passes against UT Martin (Sept. 7), a career best and just the 17th game by a Bronco quarterback with five-or-more passing touchdowns. He is the 11th quarterback in school history to accomplish the feat....southwick moved into second all-time in career completion percentage at Boise State, completing 437-of-631 (.693) through his four seasons. He trails only Kellen Moore, who went 1,157-for-1,358 (.697)....In 2012, Southwick completed 248-of- 371 passes for 2,730 yards, 19 touchdowns and seven interceptions. His completion percentage (.669) was the fifth-highest single-season mark in school history. Over his last seven games, Southwick completed 141-of-201 passes (.701) for 1,493 yards, 10 touchdowns and three interceptions. And over his final four games, he completed 79-of-113 passes (.699) for 888 yards, nine touchdowns and no interceptions....southwick entered 2013 with the fourthlongest streak in the country without an interception. His 131-straight attempts since his last interception - which came on the first attempt of the second half against San Diego State, Nov. 3, trailed only Brett Smith of Wyoming and Blake Bortles of Central Florida, whose streak was at 174, and Jalen Whitlow of Kentucky (133). Southwick threw an interception on his second attempt of 2013, halting the streak at 133. BEN WEAVER RS FRESHMAN LB...Ben Weaver moved into the starting lineup for the Broncos against Fresno State (Sept. 20), and started six-straight before missing Wyoming due to injury. INDIVIDUAL NOTES...Despite starting just six games in his debut season - and seeing action in only 11 - Weaver leads the Broncos with 86 tackles (49 solo). His 7.8 tackles per game is the eighthhighest average by a freshman in the NCAA in SHANE WILLIAMS-RHODES SOPHOMORE WR...Shane Williams-Rhodes is averaging 7.0 receptions per game, a mark that leads Boise State and ranks 17th-nationally. The mark is also the third-most nationally amongst underclassmen. His 77 receptions in 2013 are tied for the team high and are the third-most in a single season at Boise State all-time. He trails the Boise State single-season record by five (82; Jeremy Childs, 2007)....He set career highs in both receptions (13) and receiving yards (150), in addition to catching a 2-yard touchdown pass against Utah State, Oct. 12. The reception total was the highest by a Bronco since Tim Gilligan had 16 catches against Louisiana Tech, Oct. 4, 2003, and tied for the sixth-most in school history. His yardage total was the highest by a Bronco since Tyler Shoemaker had 180 receiving yards against Colorado State, Oct. 15, He had eclipsed his previous career high in yardage by halftime, registering 106 yards by intermission. He is the first Bronco with 100-plus yards by halftime since Tyler Shoemaker had 116 against San Diego State, Nov. 19, He has returned 16 punts for 233 yards this season, an average of 14.6 yards per return. The mark ranks tied for 12thnationally, and leads the MW. Included was a 43-yarder against UT Martin (Sept. 7) - the longest by a Bronco in nearly two years (Mitch Burroughs; 64 - Colorado State, Oct. 15, 2011). Williams-Rhodes has three games with at least 10 receptions this season, the most since Rodney Smith had four such games in

15 Receptions Season Record Watch Jeremy Childs Titus Young Shane Williams-Rhodes Matt Miller Mike Wilson Jeremy Childs Austin Pettis Titus Young Tim Gilligan Matt Miller Don Hutt Rodney Smith Mike Holton Austin Pettis Eric Andrade Don Hutt Matt Miller Tyler Shoemaker Billy Wingfield 2002 Receiving Yards 1. 1,215 Titus Young ,192 Tim Gilligan ,138 Billy Wingfield ,101 Kipp Bedard ,080 Mike Holton ,045 Jeremy Childs ,041 Titus Young ,032 Terry Hutt ,003 Al Marshall Tyler Shoemaker Don Hutt Ryan Ikebe Austin Pettis T.J. Acree Matt Miller 2013 Receiving Touchdowns Tyler Shoemaker Austin Pettis Mike Holton Jeb Putzier Rodney Smith Ryan Ikebe John Smith Matt Miller Austin Pettis Titus Young John Smith 1974 Scoring Brock Forsey Ian Johnson Tyler Jones Tyler Jones Kyle Brotzman Doug Martin Kyle Brotzman Jay Ajayi Kyle Brotzman Nick Calaycay 2000 JERSEY COMBINATIONS One of 25 Nike Elite schools, Boise State has worn several jersey combinations in each of the last two seasons. In both 2011 and 2012, Boise State wore 11 different combinations in 13 games. Boise State has twice been selected to participate in the Elite Nike Pro Combat Uniform Campaign (2010 and 2011), featured above in the top two photos. Combinations for the 2013 season can be found below: OPPONENT HELMET JERSEY Washington White White White UT MARTIN Blue Gray Blue AIR FORCE * Blue Blue Fresno State * White White Blue SOUTHERN MISS Black Gray Utah State * Blue Blue Blue NEVADA * Black Black BYU Black White Colorado State * White White Orange WYOMING * Black Blue San Diego State * Blue White Orange NEW MEXICO * Blue Blue Blue 15

16 TEAM STATISTICS / NATIONAL RANKINGS STATISTIC BOISE STATE MW FBS OREGON STATE Pac-12 FBS Rushing Offense Passing Offense (YPG) Total Offense Scoring Offense Rushing Defense Pass Efficiency Defense Total Defense Scoring Defense Net Punting Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Turnover Margin Pass Defense Passing Efficiency Sacks Tackles for Loss Sacks Allowed Boise State Individual Rankings CATEGORY INDIVIDUAL STAT CONF NATL Rushing PG Jay Ajayi Passing Efficiency Grant Hedrick Total Offense Grant Hedrick Receptions PG Shane Williams Rhodes Receiving Yards PG Matt Miller Interceptions Donte Deayon Punting Trevor Harman Punt Returns Shane Williams Rhodes Kickoff Returns Dallas Burroughs Field Goals PG Dan Goodale Scoring PG Jay Ajayi All-Purpose Jay Ajayi Sacks Demarcus Lawrence Tackles Ben Weaver Tackles for Loss Demarcus Lawrence Oregon State Individual Rankings CATEGORY INDIVIDUAL STAT CONF NATL Rushing PG Terron Ward Passing Efficiency Sean Mannion Total Offense Sean Mannion Receptions PG Brandin Cooks Receiving Yards PG Brandin Cooks Interceptions Steven Nelson Rashaad Reynolds Punting Keith Kostol Punt Returns Kickoff Returns Victor Bolden Field Goals PG Trevor Romane Scoring PG Brandin Cooks All-Purpose Brandin Cooks Sacks Tackles Tyrequek Zimmerman Tackles for Loss Scott Crichton

17 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS STARTING LINEUPS: OFFENSE DATE OPPONENT LT LG C RG RT WR/TE/RB WR WR WR RB/WR QB Washington Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Linehan Miller Moore Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick 9/7 UT MARTIN Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Linehan Miller Moore Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick 9/13 AIR FORCE * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Baltazar Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick Fresno State * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Peters Miller Moore Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick 9/28 SOUTHERN MISS Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Ware Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick Utah State * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Baggett Peters Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick 10/19 NEVADA * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Ware Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Burks Southwick BYU Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Baggett Peters Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Hedrick Colorado State * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Averill Huff Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Hedrick 11/16 WYOMING * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Odhiambo Huff Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Hedrick San Diego State * Leno Gerke Paradis Henry Averill Huff Miller Williams-Rhodes Boldewijn Ajayi Hedrick 11/30 NEW MEXICO * Leno Gerke Paradis Yakoo Averill Linehan Burks Moore Boldewijn Ajayi Southwick STARTING LINEUPS: DEFENSE Date Opponent DE T N STUD MIKE WILL SAM/CB CB S S CB Washington Lawrence Horn Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Renaud Gray Brown Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon 9/7 UT MARTIN Martin Horn Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Renaud Gray Bell Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon 9/13 AIR FORCE * Lawrence Horn Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Renaud Gray Bell Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon Fresno State * Lawrence Horn Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Renaud Weaver Bell Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon 9/28 SOUTHERN MISS Lawrence Nance Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Renaud Weaver Moxey Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon Utah State * Lawrence Nance Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Renaud Weaver Bell Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon 10/19 NEVADA * Lawrence Nance Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Vallejo Weaver Bell Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon BYU Lawrence Nance Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Vallejo Weaver Bell Douglas Lukehart Thompson Deayon Colorado State * Lawrence Horn Nance Marshall Vallejo Weaver Bell Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon 11/16 WYOMING * Lawrence Horn Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Bell Gray Maston Douglas Ioane Thompson Deayon San Diego State * Lawrence Nance Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Vallejo Gray Bell Maston Ioane Thompson Deayon 11/30 NEW MEXICO * Lawrence Nance Tjong-A-Tjoe Marshall Vallejo Gray Bell Maston Ioane Thompson Deayon CAREER PARTICIPATION / STARTS Jay Ajayi TOTAL Chaz Anderson TOTAL 9-0 Robert Ash TOTAL 7-0 Travis Averill TOTAL 8-3 Aaron Baltazar TOTAL 5-1 Darian Barrett TOTAL 2-0 Corey Bell TOTAL Charles Bertoli TOTAL 12-0 Geraldo Boldewijn TOTAL Jonathan Brown TOTAL 33-6 Jake Broyles TOTAL 19-4 Kellen Buhr TOTAL 2-0 Aaron Burks TOTAL 46-4 Dallas Burroughs TOTAL 37-2 Kamalei Correa TOTAL 12-0 Donte Deayon TOTAL Devan Demas TOTAL 6-0 Bryan Douglas TOTAL Brennyn Dunn TOTAL 4-0 Jack Fields TOTAL 21-0 Spencer Gerke TOTAL Dan Goodale TOTAL 27-0 Tyler Gray TOTAL 25-6 Jake Hardee TOTAL 19-0 Trevor Harman TOTAL 48-0 Grant Hedrick TOTAL 28-4 Marcus Henry TOTAL Tyler Horn TOTAL 32-8 Elliot Hoyte TOTAL 4-0 Holden Huff TOTAL 22-8 Jeremy Ioane TOTAL Dustin Kamper TOTAL 21-0 Kevin Keane TOTAL 16-0 Demarcus Lawrence TOTAL Darren Lee TOTAL 12-0 Charles Leno, Jr TOTAL Gabe Linehan TOTAL Taylor Loffler TOTAL 12-0 Dillon Lukehart TOTAL 25-1 Ebo Makinde TOTAL 30-4 Kharyee Marshall TOTAL Beau Martin TOTAL 24-2 Mercy Maston TOTAL 12-3 Sam McCaskill TOTAL 10-0 Matt Miller TOTAL Kirby Moore DNP TOTAL Jonathan Moxey TOTAL 12-1 Armand Nance TOTAL 20-7 Rees Odhiambo TOTAL 14-7 Cleshawn Page TOTAL 11-0 Matt Paradis TOTAL Nick Patti TOTAL 6-0 Gabe Perez TOTAL 11-0 Connor Peters TOTAL 24-3 Andrew Pint TOTAL 3-0 Taylor Pope TOTAL 1-0 Blake Renaud TOTAL 32-6 Chris Santini TOTAL 11-0 Travis Saxton TOTAL 18-0 Kyle Sosnowski TOTAL 12-2 Joe Southwick TOTAL Thomas Sperbeck TOTAL 7-0 Justin Taimatuia TOTAL 12-0 Derrick Thomas TOTAL 9-0 Darian Thompson TOTAL Ricky Tjong-A-Tjoe TOTAL Chris Tozer TOTAL 12-0 Tanner Vallejo TOTAL 10-4 Sean Wale TOTAL 9-0 Troy Ware TOTAL 16-2 Ben Weaver TOTAL 11-6 Shane Williams-Rhodes TOTAL Mario Yakoo TOTAL 12-1

18 BRONCO STADIUM / THE BLUE The Bronco Radio Network is comprised of 12 stations throughout the northwest, with KBOI 670 AM in Boise serving as the flagship. The Bronco Sports Network includes the following stations: IDAHO Boise KBOI 670 AM KKGL 96.9 FM Driggs * KCHQ FM Idaho Falls * KID 96.1 FM McCall KDZY 98.3 FM Preston KACH 1340 AM Salmon KSRA 960 AM St. Maries KOFE 1240 AM Twin Falls KSNQ 98.3 FM Pocatello * KID 96.1 FM * Broadcasts on stations in Driggs, Idaho Falls and Pocatello may air on the following stations: KPKY 94.9 FM (Pocatello) KZKY FM (Idaho Falls) OREGON Burns KORC 92.7 FM Baker City KLBM 1490 AM LaGrande KBKR 1450 AM Bob Behler (left), named Idaho Sportscaster of the Year in each of the last three years, is in his sixth season calling play-by-play for the Broncos. Former Boise State offensive lineman Pete Cavender is in his fifth season providing commentary. NATION S BEST HOME WINNING PERCENTAGE (2000-PRESENT) TEAM RECORD PCT 1. Boise State Oklahoma Ohio State LSU Virginia Tech Oregon Georgia TCU Texas Florida Nebraska Auburn Wisconsin USC Michigan Bronco Stadium - and Lyle Smith Field - is the home of Boise State football and the annual Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Smith is the undisputed father of Bronco football, who from built one of the top junior college programs in the country. When he retired from his head coaching position to become the athletic director, Smith had a record of (.846). Completed during the summer of 1970 as a cost of $2.2 million, Bronco Stadium originally had a seating capacity of 14,500. Since that time the stadium has expanded four times to its current capacity of 36,387. Boise State established a first in 1986 by installing the first blue AstroTurf in the country at Bronco Stadium. The second blue AstroTurf field was installed in 1995, with the third prior to the 2002 season. The first Blue FieldTurf surface was installed in A second Blue FieldTurf field was installed prior to the 2010 season, making a total of five different blue fields at the stadium. Boise State s was the first collegiate stadium to have the entire field produced in a special color. 18