Athletic Director, Chris Petersen, in a press conference today announced the final completion of Simplot Memorial Stadium, just thirty years after the expansion arches on the south side of what was once known as Bronco Stadium. The final phase is now complete and the stadium will seat just over 75,650. Ryan Clady Field is set to have new turf installed just before the season begins. After many public hearings on the subject and despite an unexpected public opposition, the field will remain Blue as the staple of a Boise University tradition. The new field will be Astro Play IV and is the safest and most reliable turf in the world.
About five thousand fans filled Taco Bell Arena for a Fan Fiesta on Saturday. It was a fun, festive celebration for Bronco (Blue Turf) Nation. My favorite part by far was Coach Pete leading the crowd in a “Bronco Nation Rocks” cheer. The players had a chance to relax and have a little fun fan interaction. The event was televised by three local stations and I think one or more of the local radio stations might have played a role as well. I did run into Bob Behler – The voice of the Broncos, so I know his station was present.
If it were up to a select few Boise State will be heading to the White House. It’s a time honored tradition to have the National Champions visit The White House and meet the President. This year is not unlike others and is filled with BCS controversy. This year however, at the center of the controversy revolves the undefeated Boise State Broncos. Dan Wetzel from Yahoo Sports is leading the national banter to have Boise State join Alabama with a Presidential meet and greet at The White House. A 
I am glad that I decided to wait for a day to post my thoughts on the AP Poll that came out yesterday. I gave me time to relax and think logically through the process and look at it more objectively. What does number four mean in terms of the finish to a perfect 14-0 season and what effects will it have on the preseason polls for next year, these are two questions I will address.
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Bronco Schedule
- 1/4TCUW 17-10
- 9/3OregonW 19-8
- 9/12Miami (OH)W 48-0
- 9/18at Fresno St.W 51-34
- 9/26at Bowling GreenW 49-14
- 10/3UC DavisW 34-16
- 10/14at TulsaW 28-21
- 10/24at HawaiiW 54-9
- 10/31San Jose St.W 45-7
- 11/6at Louisiana TechW 45-35
- 11/14IdahoW 63-25
- 11/20at Utah St.W 52-21
- 11/27NevadaW 44-33
- 12/5New Mexico St.W 42-7
Record 14-0 (Con:8-0)* All times are ET
