T.K. Kim had a one under-par each round of the three-day NCAA Western Regional Men's Golf Championships and finished tied for 20th. Only the top finisher not on a competing team moves on to the NCAA National Championships and Kim finished seventh in that group.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Kim Picks Up A Stroke
T.K. Kim got a late birdie to finish the three-day NCAA Men's Western Regional Golf National Championship three under-par. Currently, Kim is tied for 20th in the West with a few golfers left to finish.
T.K. Kim Even Through 16
T.K. Kim of Boise State is even-par today through 16 holes and is two under for the weekend. He has moved into a tie for 21st in the region at the NCAA Men's Western Regional Golf Championships.
Friday, May 17, 2013
Boise State #11 Preseason in Athlon
http://www.athlonsports.com/college-football/top-25/boise-state-2013-preview-predictions
I would be surprised if Boise State wasn't much better than that.
I would be surprised if Boise State wasn't much better than that.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Boise State's Monkey Business
This piece was written a couple of years ago, but it's great to review all the monkeys that Boise State has been shedding:
http://rocketman5000.blogspot.com/2011/09/monkey-business.html
http://rocketman5000.blogspot.com/2011/09/monkey-business.html
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Where Are They Now? Kenny Kuehl
Kenny Kuehl went from being a walk-on in 1986 to becoming an All-American at Boise State. After a redshirt season and his freshman year, Kuehl became the starter in 1987 and was fourth on the Bronco defense with 92 tackles. He led the team with 6 interceptions returned for 110 yards and a touchdown and was credited with 5 deflections.
In 1988, Kuehl blossomed into being one of the best defensive backs in school history, when he recorded 132 tackles, almost unheard of for a member of the secondary. He also had four interceptions with another one returned for a touchdown, a sack and four pass deflections and on top of that, blocked a field goal. He began work as a return specialist that season and returned four punts for 45 yards. Folks took notice, as Kuehl earned All-Big Sky Conference honors.
Kuehl had another 91 tackles in 1989 with 2 sacks, an interception returned for 27 yards (he always knew what to do when he got his hands on the ball!) and 6 pass deflections. Kuehl was the main punt returner with 38 returns for 338 yards (8.9) and one touchdown and also returned 4 kickoffs for 104 yards. Kuehl was recognized for his tremendous contributions when the Football Gazette & The Sports Network both selected him for 2nd Team-All-American. He added a second straight berth on the All-Big Sky Conference team.
After starring at Boise State and playing as a free agent, Kenny started his own company in restoration construction and ran the company for 10 years. Kuehl was awarded Business of the Year and Integrity Business of the Year. In 1996, Kenny sold the company but has stayed active in sports, coaching and training people.

Kuehl has coached at the junior high and high school levels and trained professional athletes for the last five years. Kenny is now the Youth Trainer at Omni-Fit, which offers personal fitness, yoga and training for families and youth football camps for kids.
In 1988, Kuehl blossomed into being one of the best defensive backs in school history, when he recorded 132 tackles, almost unheard of for a member of the secondary. He also had four interceptions with another one returned for a touchdown, a sack and four pass deflections and on top of that, blocked a field goal. He began work as a return specialist that season and returned four punts for 45 yards. Folks took notice, as Kuehl earned All-Big Sky Conference honors.
Kuehl had another 91 tackles in 1989 with 2 sacks, an interception returned for 27 yards (he always knew what to do when he got his hands on the ball!) and 6 pass deflections. Kuehl was the main punt returner with 38 returns for 338 yards (8.9) and one touchdown and also returned 4 kickoffs for 104 yards. Kuehl was recognized for his tremendous contributions when the Football Gazette & The Sports Network both selected him for 2nd Team-All-American. He added a second straight berth on the All-Big Sky Conference team.
After starring at Boise State and playing as a free agent, Kenny started his own company in restoration construction and ran the company for 10 years. Kuehl was awarded Business of the Year and Integrity Business of the Year. In 1996, Kenny sold the company but has stayed active in sports, coaching and training people.

Kuehl has coached at the junior high and high school levels and trained professional athletes for the last five years. Kenny is now the Youth Trainer at Omni-Fit, which offers personal fitness, yoga and training for families and youth football camps for kids.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Jordin Andrade Wins 400 Hurdles
Event 10 Men 400 Meter Hurdles
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MWC All-Time: C 49.19 2006 Chris Carter, BYU
MWC Meet: M 49.67 2006 Chris Carter, BYU
Stadium: S 47.98
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Jordin Andrade JR Boise State 50.11 10
2 Trevor Brown JR Colorado St. 51.61 8
3 Sam Little FR Colorado St. 52.55 6
4 Bret Scheve SO Boise State 52.56 5
5 Keane Bland FR Fresno State 53.61 4
6 Colin Herold SO Wyoming 53.68 3
7 Rex Stanley FR Boise State 54.05 2
8 Aaron Praska JR Wyoming 54.13 1
9 Sam Lynass SO Colorado St. 54.71
Broncos Win 4 x 400
Event 12 Men 4x400 Meter Relay
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MWC All-Time: C 3:02.12 2006 TCU
MWC Meet: M 3:06.40 2006 BYU
N Rencher, P Smith, B Gardner, C Carter
Stadium: S 2:59.91
School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Boise State 3:12.44 10
1) Bret Scheve SO 2) Jordin Andrade JR
3) Jeff Daw SR 4) Daveon Collins JR
2 Fresno State 3:15.31 8
1) Brennen Davis JR 2) Keane Bland FR
3) John Jamieson JR 4) Devante O'Connor FR
3 Air Force 3:15.60 6
1) David Ptacek JR 2) Jake Spuller SO
3) Uzor Udensi SR 4) Anthony Delgado SR
4 Colorado St. 3:16.43 5
1) Sam Little FR 2) Zach Browning SO
3) Seth Butler JR 4) Sam Lynass SO
5 Wyoming 3:17.81 4
1) Lance Loken FR 2) Aaron Praska JR
3) Jason Roascio SO 4) Colin Herold SO
6 New Mexico 3:22.42 3
1) Chris Kline FR 2) John Cordova SO
3) Graham Thomas FR 4) Gabe Aragon JR
Collins Wins 200 with School Record
Event 2 Men 200 Meter Dash
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MWC All-Time: C 20.35 2006 Otis McDaniel, TCU
MWC Meet: M 20.35 2006 Otis McDaniel, TCU
Stadium: S 20.27
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Daveon Collins JR Boise State 20.53 0.6 10
2 Uzor Udensi SR Air Force 21.36 0.6 8
3 Cameron Parker SR Fresno State 21.43 0.6 6
4 Jake Spuller SO Air Force 21.71 0.6 5
5 Thomas Trujillo SR New Mexico 21.92 0.6 4
6 Jason Roascio SO Wyoming 22.06 0.6 3
7 Devante O'Connor FR Fresno State 22.07 0.6 2
8 Jeff Daw SR Boise State 22.80 0.6 1
9 Tyler June SR Boise State 23.06 0.6
Mens MWC Outdoor Track Standings
15 events in the books.
Men - Team Rankings - 15 Events Scored
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1) Air Force 155
2) Colorado St. 140
3) New Mexico 113
4) Wyoming 71
5) Boise State 54
6) Fresno State 43
Malnes Gets Third in 110-Meter Hurdles
Now Boise State's only 89 points behind.
Event 9 Men 110 Meter Hurdles
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MWC All-Time: C 13.65 4/20/2013 Trevor Brown, CSU
MWC Meet: M 13.80 5/12/2012 Trevor Brown, Colorado St.
Stadium: S 13.47
Name Year School Finals Wind Points
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Finals
1 Trevor Brown JR Colorado St. 13.78M 1.6 10
2 Brandon Douglass SR Wyoming 14.12 1.6 8
3 Justin Malnes JR Boise State 14.25 1.6 6
4 Colin Herold SO Wyoming 14.45 1.6 5
5 Sam Little FR Colorado St. 14.53 1.6 4
6 De'Vron Walker SR New Mexico 14.66 1.6 3
7 Sam Saccomano SR Colorado St. 14.76 1.6 2
8 Aaron Praska JR Wyoming 14.96 1.6 1
9 Mark Flegel SR Wyoming 14.99 1.6
Murray Wins Boise State's Third Distance Event at MWC Championships
Event 27 Women 5000 Meter Run
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MWC All-Time: C 15:37.49 4/29/2012 Sarah Waldron, UNM
MWC Meet: M 16:00.16 2007 Whitney McDonald, BYU
Stadium: S 17:11.34 1990 Jennifer Bessel, Long Beach St
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Tessa Murray SO Boise State 16:45.29S 10
2 Whitney Henderson SR Colorado St. 16:46.64S 8
3 Shawna Winnegar SR New Mexico 16:46.82S 6
4 Janna Mitsos JR New Mexico 16:48.46S 5
5 Demerey Kirsch SO Nevada 17:02.16S 4
6 Jennifer Bremser SR Air Force 17:04.40S 3
7 Holly Page SO Wyoming 17:16.17 2
8 Imogen Ainsworth SR New Mexico 17:25.71 1
9 Carina Mendoza JR Fresno State 17:38.22
10 Kaitlin Hanenburg JR Colorado St. 17:47.01
11 Hannah Everson FR Air Force 17:50.10
12 Nicola Hood JR New Mexico 18:15.75
13 Kate Kanetzky SR Air Force 18:16.96
14 Abi Bever SR Wyoming 18:20.52
15 Kristen Galvez JR Fresno State 18:21.19
16 Lauren Petersen SR UNLV 18:44.82
17 Amanda Berg SO UNLV 20:02.11
-- Saylah Barserian JR Fresno State DNF
Boise State's Matt Post Wins Mountain West Hammer Title
Event 19 Men Hammer Throw
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MWC All-Time: C 233-00 2003 Drew Loftin, CSU
MWC Meet: M 233-00 2003 Drew Loftin, CSU
Stadium: S 241-06
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Matt Post JR Boise State 63.81m 209-04 10
62.15m 63.81m 63.48m 61.81m FOUL FOUL
2 Brian Ford SR Air Force 59.05m 193-09 8
53.31m FOUL 56.70m 59.05m FOUL FOUL
3 Joe Plante SR Wyoming 57.82m 189-08 6
53.89m 57.82m 56.32m FOUL FOUL FOUL
4 Mark Sparks SR Wyoming 57.48m 188-07 5
56.15m 55.78m FOUL 57.48m 56.43m FOUL
5 Ken Harriman SR Colorado St. 56.23m 184-06 4
FOUL FOUL 55.71m FOUL FOUL 56.23m
6 Alec Pott JR Colorado St. 55.64m 182-06 3
28.73m 55.10m 55.21m FOUL 51.51m 55.64m
7 Jake Schneeberger SO Colorado St. 54.75m 179-07 2
54.29m FOUL 54.60m 54.73m 53.27m 54.75m
8 Jalen Fooster JR Air Force 54.53m 178-11 1
FOUL 52.37m 51.49m FOUL 54.53m FOUL
9 JT Van Veen FR Colorado St. 44.25m 145-02
44.25m PASS PASS PASS PASS PASS
Friday, May 10, 2013
Analysis After 3 Days of MW Men's Track
Boise State came in with a fairly good chance of winning the men's title. But they didn't enter an athlete despite having Adam Ruggerio as one of the tops in the conference and lost valuable points there. The Broncos started the running events in pretty good shape, and were not expected to score huge in field events, which is a marked change from when Coach Mike Maynard led the program.
But Boise State lost a lot of points in the steeplechase. The Broncos are the biggest losers to this point, down 16 points from projections, while Wyoming is down 12. Everyone else is benefiting from Boise State and Wyoming's poor performances: New Mexico has gained 31 points and now is a co-favorite along with Air Force. The Falcons have gained 18 points while Colorado State is up 22 from projections.
Boise State is now in serious danger of finishing next to last.
But Boise State lost a lot of points in the steeplechase. The Broncos are the biggest losers to this point, down 16 points from projections, while Wyoming is down 12. Everyone else is benefiting from Boise State and Wyoming's poor performances: New Mexico has gained 31 points and now is a co-favorite along with Air Force. The Falcons have gained 18 points while Colorado State is up 22 from projections.
Boise State is now in serious danger of finishing next to last.
Wiles 4th in Steeplechase
Zach was the pre-meet favorite with a time of 8:54.
Event 6 Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase
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MWC All-Time: C 8:29.24 2009 Kyle Perry, BYU
MWC Meet: M 8:53.12 2007 Rob Watson, Colorado St.
Stadium: S 8:59.61
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Elmar Engholm FR New Mexico 8:59.16S 10
2 Andrew Goodman SO Colorado St. 9:04.04 8
3 Spenser Lynass SR Colorado St. 9:05.77 6
4 Zach Wiles JR Boise State 9:10.12 5
5 Christian Meyer JR Colorado St. 9:11.95 4
6 Kevin Poythress JR Fresno State 9:20.16 3
7 Nick Lobb FR Boise State 9:25.46 2
8 Michael Banks SR Wyoming 9:26.37 1
9 Graham Thomas FR New Mexico 9:55.86
10 Mike Seas FR Wyoming 10:05.05
Boise State Scores 3 Points in 10,000
Big Blow to Boise State, which was expected to get 12 points here.
Event 8 Men 10000 Meter Run
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MWC All-Time: C 27:55.86 2007 Josh Rohatinsky, BYU
MWC Meet: M 30:01.96 2004 Ben Payne, Air Force
Stadium: S 29:29.90
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Luke Caldwell JR New Mexico 30:27.71 10
2 Jeremy Drenckhahn SR Air Force 30:29.96 8
3 Matt Bell SR Air Force 30:30.70 6
4 Patrick Zacharias SO New Mexico 30:39.52 5
5 Andrew Lesser SR Colorado St. 31:06.41 4
6 Barak Watson SR Boise State 31:12.53 3
7 Jacob Morgan FR Colorado St. 31:26.21 2
8 Ben Larson JR Colorado St. 31:28.50 1
9 Daniel Vartanian SR Fresno State 31:32.31
10 Aaron Back FR Boise State 31:50.37
11 Petrus Malherbe SO New Mexico 32:08.49
12 Amos Bowen JR Wyoming 32:43.11
13 Nick Ekel SR Wyoming 32:47.51
Men's MWC Outdoor Track Championship Standings after 7 Events
Boise State still trying to dig out from the hole they dug by not fielding a decathlete:
1) Air Force 78
2) Colorado St. 74 3) New Mexico 54
4) Wyoming 31 5) Boise State 15
5) Fresno State 15
Bronco Women with no Points in Pole Vault
They're stuck at 21 points as a team.
Bronco Women With Zero Points in Javelin
Here are the standings in MWC Outdoor Track after five events;
1) San Diego St. 43
2) Colorado St. 37
3) New Mexico 30
4) Boise State 21
5) Fresno State 16
6) Air Force 14
7) Wyoming 13
8) Nevada 11
9) UNLV 10
Broncos Come Up Empty in Discus
That decathlon, where Boise State lost 6-8 points and gave it to Colorado State and Air Force by not entering anyone, is really looking like it's going to be hard to make up.
Men - Team Rankings - 6 Events Scored
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1) Colorado St. 70 2) Air Force 62
3) New Mexico 51 4) Wyoming 21
5) Fresno State 14 6) Boise State 10
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