Boise State Broncos Football Quiz

In the 2004 Liberty Bowl, the team that defeated Boise State with a score of 44-40 was the University of Louisville.

The 2007 Boise State defense held five teams to 10 points or fewer during the season. This means that in five games, the opposing teams were unable to score more than 10 points against Boise State's defense. This indicates that the defense was strong and effective in limiting the scoring opportunities for their opponents.

Jared Zabransky led the 2005 Boise State Broncos in TDs scored with 11. This means that he was the offensive player who scored the most touchdowns during that season.

In 2006, senior kicker Anthony Montgomery made 61 out of his 63 extra point attempts. This means that he successfully converted 61 of the 63 opportunities he had to score an extra point after a touchdown.

New Mexico State is the correct answer because they put up 529 passing yards on Boise State in 2006, which was the most passing yards that Boise State allowed that year.

In the 2006 season, five teams were able to post more than 100 rushing yards against Boise State. This suggests that Boise State's defense was not able to effectively stop the opposing teams' rushing attacks in those games.

Boise State opened the 2006 season against the University of Georgia and unfortunately lost 48-13.

Boise State's football team defeated their opponents by a total of 125 points during the 2005 season. This means that they scored 125 more points than their opponents throughout the season.

Boise State had a winning streak of 31 wins before their loss to Fresno State on November 10, 2005.

Brigham Young University is the correct answer because they were the only football team in the 2004 season to hold Boise State to under 30 points in a game. This suggests that Brigham Young University had a strong defense and was able to effectively limit Boise State's scoring opportunities.

T.J. Acree is the correct answer because he led Boise St. in 2004 in both receiving yards (947) and receptions (55). This indicates that Acree was the most productive offensive player in terms of catching passes and gaining yards for the team during that season.

Boise State kept their opponent from scoring even one touchdown in three 2003 games.

Ian Johnson is the correct answer because he led the Boise State team in 2008 with 766 yards rushing and 13 touchdowns. This indicates that he was the most productive running back on the team that year, surpassing Jeremy Avery, D.J. Harper, and Vinny Perretta in terms of rushing yards and touchdowns.

Boise State's combined margin of victory over their 2008 opponents was 325 points. This means that throughout the season, Boise State's football team scored 325 more points than their opponents. This indicates a significant level of dominance and success for the team, as they were able to consistently outscore their opponents by a large margin.

Austin Pettis was named WAC offensive player of the week after a 41-34 win against Nevada.

In 2008, TCU posted 472 yards of offense against Boise State, which was the highest allowed by Boise State that season. This suggests that TCU had a strong offensive performance against Boise State, outgaining them in total yardage.

Boise State threw a total of 11 interceptions as a team in 2008.

In 2008, five Boise State football players were named to the first team All-WAC team. This indicates that these players were recognized as some of the top performers in the Western Athletic Conference that year.

In 2007, Nevada ran the ball for 396 yards against Boise State, which was the highest among all opponents.

In 2004, the Boise State football team won 11 games, accumulating a margin of victory of 281 points. This means that throughout the season, they outscored their opponents by a total of 281 points.

In the 2008 season, Boise St. rushed for 315 yards against Idaho.

In 2007, Boise State's Kyle Brotzman was named WAC Special Teams Player of the Week three times. This indicates that Brotzman had outstanding performances on multiple occasions throughout the season, showcasing his exceptional skills and contributions to the team's special teams unit.

The 2007 Boise State defense forced 22 turnovers during the entire season.

The 2005 Boise State Broncos football team scored 30 or more points in 10 games.

In the 2004 season, the Boise State QBs combined for a total of 3,154 passing yards.

In the 2004 season, Boise State played 12 games. The question asks how many of these games were decided by fewer than 10 points. The correct answer is "Four." This means that in four out of the 12 games, the winning margin was less than 10 points.

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Kellen Moore was named the WAC Freshman of the Year in 2008 by The Sporting News.

In 2001, Chris Petersen was hired by Boise State as the Offensive Coordinator. This position is responsible for developing and implementing the team's offensive strategies and game plans. The Offensive Coordinator works closely with the head coach to devise effective plays and formations to score points and move the ball down the field. Petersen's hiring as Offensive Coordinator shows that Boise State recognized his expertise and ability to lead the team's offense.

Boise State shut out Idaho State 62-0 in their 2003 season opener.

Boise St. allowed 11 touchdowns when an opponent had reached the red zone in 2008.

Marty Tadman is the correct answer because he was the only defensive back from Boise State who scored a defensive touchdown during the 2007 season.

RB Jeremy Avery scored a winning two-point conversion in the 2007 Boise State 69-67 OT win over Nevada.

Boise State scored 38 more touchdowns than they allowed to their opponents in 2006. This means that they were able to successfully score 38 touchdowns more than their opponents were able to score against them.

In the fourth quarter of the 2005 MPC Computers Bowl, Boise St. scored 14 points.

In 2004, Boise State scored a total of 401 points against their opponents in the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). This indicates that they were able to consistently outscore and dominate their WAC opponents throughout the season.

Jon Helmandollar led the 2004 Boise State Broncos in rushing touchdowns with 14.

In the 2003 Fort Worth Bowl, quarterback Ryan Dinwiddie threw the winning touchdown pass to Derek Schouman.

In Boise State's 62-0 season-starting win over Idaho St, a total of 10 players caught at least one pass.

In 2003, Boise State managed to accumulate an impressive 439 yards of passing against San Jose State, their WAC rival. This suggests that Boise State's offense was highly effective in their passing game during that particular game against San Jose State.