US EditionBoise State Blanks Nevada in Second Half, Lumbers Its Way to Mountain West Win
Boise State limited Nevada to 247 yards and secured its third straight win with touchdown runs by Maddux Madsen, Sire Gaines, and Dylan Riley.
- On Friday night in Reno, Boise State Broncos beat Nevada Wolf Pack 24-3 with touchdown runs by Maddux Madsen, Sire Gaines and Dylan Riley.
- Nevada's turnovers began with freshman quarterback Carter Jones throwing three interceptions and the Wolf Pack losing two fumbles during their 1-7, 0-4 season start.
- The Broncos' defense forced five takeaways, including two interceptions by Jeremiah Earby, Boise State cornerback, and a Nevada pooch punt hit a Wolf Pack player, giving Boise favorable field position.
- Boise State improved to 6-2 overall and 4-0 in the Mountain West Conference, securing its third straight victory and building momentum in conference play.
- After last week's 47-yard rushing game, the Broncos had just 73 rushing yards at the half versus Nevada and finished with 134 yards on 47 carries.
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Maddux Madsen, Sire Gaines, Dylan Riley guide Boise State to 24-3 victory over Nevada
Maddux Madsen, Sire Gaines and Dylan Riley had touchdown runs and Boise State beat Nevada 24-3. Madsen completed 15 of 28 passes for 174 yards with an interception for Boise State (6-2, 4-0 Mountain West Conference).
Idaho Statesman
East Idaho NewsBoise State blanks Nevada in second half, lumbers its way to Mountain West win
Boise State looked to ruin Nevada’s homecoming and honoring of the 2010 team that ended the Broncos’ unbeaten season. BSU succeeded with an uneven 24-3 win.
Nevada Falls 24-3 vs. Boise State in Homecoming Matchup – The Nevada Sagebrush
The Nevada Wolf Pack’s (1-7, 0-4) Homecoming game ended in a 24-3 loss against the Boise State Broncos (6-2, 4-0) on Friday, Oct. 25. The Pack started with the ball, but true freshman quarterback Carter Jones was quickly intercepted by 5th-year cornerback A’marion McCoy on the third snap of the game. After forcing a Boise State punt, Nevada scored first by way of a 40-yard field goal by kicker Joe McFadden. (Maddie Gomes/The Nevada Sagebrush)
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