The 1999 Boise State Starting Lineup

Here was the lineup for the majority of the season for Boise State in 1999.  You can access this and all the other Bronco lineups going back to 1968 by clicking on the Tab "Past FB Starting Lineups" at the top of the blog.

QB:  #17 Bart Hendricks (Jr.)

TB:  #25 Davy Malaythong (Jr.)

FB:  #39 Shay Swan (Jr.)

WR:  #84 Lou Fanucchi (Fr.)

WR:  #80 Jeb Putzier (So.)

TE: #89  Dave Stachelski (Sr.)

LT:  #71 Derek Olley (So.)

LG:  #74 Willy Van Gorder (Sr.)

C:  #56 Scott Huff (Fr.)

RG:  #61 Jeremy Mankins (Sr.)

RT:  #79 Keith Dillworth (Sr.)

LE:  #44 Andy Bennett (Sr.)

DT:  #90 Jon Rydman (Sr.)/#77 Matt Hill (So.)

DT:  #55 Bradley Phillips (Jr.)

RE:  #68 Mike Maloy (Sr.)

SLB:  #54 Shawn Sandoval (Jr.)/#42 Kareem Williams (Jr.)

MLB:  #34 Bryan Johnson (Sr.)

LCB:  #41 Dempsey Dees (Jr.)

RCB:  #10 Damien Schilling (Sr.)

ROV:  #9 Quintin Mikell (Fr.)

FS:  #27 Ross Farris (Sr.)

SS:  #3 Shaunard Harts (Jr.)

P:  #32 Jeff Edwards (Jr.)

PK:  #19 Nick Calaycay (Fr.)

PR:  #10  Damien Schilling (Sr.)

KR:  #36 Brock Forsey (Fr.)

Head Coach:  Dirk Koetter

Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers:  Brent Guy

Tight Ends Coach/Special Teams:  Dan Hawkins

Defensive Line Coach:  Mark Johnson

Quarterbacks Coach:  Mark Helfrich

Running Backs Coach:  Tom Nordquist

Wide Receivers Coach:  Darryl Jackson

Secondary Coach:  Charles McMillian

Safeties:  Dan Fidler

Offensive Graduate Assistant:  Donnie Hale

Defensive Graduate Assistant:  John Rushing

Strength and Conditioning Coach:  Jeff Pitman

Gene Bleymaier Asked To Step Down At Boise State

Boise State Athletic Director Gene Bleymaier, who oversaw the athletic development of Boise State from a small Division I-AA school into a major college football power, was asked to leave his post on September 8 by university president Bob Kustra yesterday morning.





Bleymaier, who became one of the nation's youngest athletic directors when he was chosen for the position in 1982, headed the athletic department for nearly thirty years.  He was hired in 1981 as the assistant to long-time Bronco Athletic Director Lyle Smith.  At the time, Boise State was a member of the Big Sky Conference.  The school joined the BIg West in 1996, the Western Athletic Conference in 2001 and is prepared to enter the Mountain West this fall.  





Under Bleymaier's leadership, Boise State won the Commissioner's Cup three times (2005-2006, 2009-2010 and this past year) and finished second twice (2006-2007 and 2007-2008).  The Cup is awarded to the school with the best overall athletic department as determined by a point system. Boise State is the only school to win the Cup three times.





While in the WAC, Boise State won 32 league championships, including nine football championships.  The Broncos won five titles in women's gymnastics, vie in men's indoor track and field, four in men's tennis, two in women's swimming and diving, two in men's outdoor track and field, two in women's basketball and one each in men's cross country, women's soccer, women's tennis and women's basketball.  The Boise State wrestling team, which competes in the Pac-10 Conference, also captured five championships in that conference.  


Boise State has posted 33 Top 25 finishes in nine different sports, including several Top 10 finishes in football, with a high of #4 in 2009.  


Bleymaier guided Boise State to a Top 100 finish in each of the last nine years in the Learfield Sports Director's Cup, which is a national all-sports trophy.  



Bleymaier's coaches at Boise State have won 31 Coach of the Year Awards, including three National Coach of the Year honors won by Bronco football coach Chris Petersen.  Four Bronco student-athletes have won individual national championships, with 68 Broncos named to All-America teams and 35 winning conference athlete of the year honors in just the past decade.





Since the year after they joined the Football Bowl Subdivision in 1996, Boise State is the winningest football program in the nation, with a record of 143-32.  Boise State also has the best conference record (80-5), the best home record at 69-2 and is the highest-scoring team in the country since 2000, with an average of 41.7 points a game.


Boise State received an APR recognition from the NCAA for posting multi-year APR scores in the Top 10 percent for Division I schools.  Boise State had the second-highest rating among the 70 teams that competed in postseason bowl games last season, according to the Higher Education Watch's Academic Report.  





Bleymaier was one of five nominees for the Street and Smith's Sports Business Journal Athletic Director of the Year.  He received the Astro Turf Athletic Director of the Year Award in 2008.  Bleymaier spearheaded the effort to create a bowl game in Boise, originally known as the Humanitarian Bowl and he serves on the board of directors for that game. 





In 1986, Bleymaier installed the now-famous artificial blue turf in Bronco Stadium, making the stadium one of the most recognizable sports venues in the United States.  Every day, hundreds of people from all 50 states and nations all over the world visit the Blue Turf.





This fall, Boise State will break ground at Dona Larsen Park for a new outdoor track and field and softball facility.  This will lead to a new football facility and expansion of Bronco Stadium.  The Arguinchona Basketball Complex, a 10,000 square-foot facility which features separate floors for men's and women's basketball, locker rooms, a theater-style film room, lounges and study areas, opened last month.





In 2008, Bleymaier announced the opening of the $36 million Stueckle Sky Center, a four-level building on the west side of Bronco Stadium with a state-of-the-art press box, suites, loge boxes, club seats and a ballroom.  Prior to that, Bleymaier saw the completion of the $9.5 million Caven-Williams Sports Complex and the Mountain Cove Softball Field.


Bleymaier is also responsible for the construction of the Boas Tennis/Soccer Center, the 1997 expansion of Bronco Stadium, the Allen Noble Hall of Fame Gallery, the Williams Plaza, the Peterson-Preco Learning Center, the Appleton Outdoor Tennis Center, the Jackson Indoor Track, the Idaho Sports Medicine Institute, the Bronco Football Center, the Simplot Center for Athletic Excellence, the Fedrizzi Fitness Center, and an expansion of the Nicholson-Yanke Center.





Bleymaier grew up in Boise and starred in football and basketball at Borah High School.  He earned his bachelor's degree from UCLA while lettering in football and earning Third Team All-Pac 8 honors as a tight end.  Bleymaier won the Outstanding Senior Award at UCLA.  After graduation, Bleymaier served as an assistant athletic director at UCLA, earned a law degree from Loyola Law School and was a member of the California Bar Association.


Curt Apsey was named as the interim AD until Bleymaier's successor is named.  It is expected that an announcement on Boise State's new Athletic Director will be made soon.


I understand that President Kustra has reasons for the move, but thank-you, Gene, for all you have done for Boise State over the years.

Boise State Soccer Picked To Finish Sixth in Mountain West

The Boise State soccer team found out how far it has to go in its new conference.

In a poll of league coaches, the Broncos were voted to finish sixth this fall.  San Diego State is the favorite (34 points), just ahead of New Mexico with 33 points. 

The Broncos return two of their top three point-leaders from last year's team that finished just two points out of first place in the Western Athletic Conference.  I'm sure Coach Steve Lucas has drilled it into his squad that the talent level in the MWC is significantly higher than the WAC.

Boise State opens its initial Mountain West campaign September 30 in Laramie, Wyoming against the Cowgirls.

2011 Mountain West Women's Soccer Coaches' Poll
1. San Diego State (4 first-place votes) - 34 points
2. New Mexico (3) - 33
3. UNLV - 24
4. TCU - 20
5. Wyoming - 15
6. Boise State - 14
7. Air Force - 7

Boise State Signs Home and Home Agreement with Southern Mississippi

The open spots on upcoming football schedules are going fast.  Boise State and Southern Mississippi today agreed to a home-and-home series.  The Broncos will travel to Southern Mississippi next year on October 6 with the Golden Eagles returning the visit September 28 the following season.

Depending on the Hawai'i game in 2013, the Broncos have 1-2 openings for that season.


2012
at Michigan State (Friday, Aug. 31)
vs. Miami OH (Sept. 15)
vs. BYU (Sept. 22)
at Southern Miss (Oct. 6)

2013
at Washington (Sept. 7)
at BYU (Sept. 21)
vs. Southern Miss (Sept. 28)

Simulation Football League Semi-Finals

The regular season has ended and four teams have emerged as the best of the last 10 years in college football.


We played a college format of 12 games in the regular season with two divisions.  The first consisted of the national champions from the last 10 years, while the last 10 Boise State teams were in the opposite division.  Each team played the other nine in their division with three games chosen at random against teams from the other division.


At the end of 12 weeks, the 2001 Miami Hurricanes won the Championship Division with an 11-1 record, losing only to the 2009 Alabama team on the final weekend.  The 2004 USC and 2005 Texas teams finished tied with 9-3 records, with the Trojans earning the playoff berth on the basis of a head-to-head victory over the Longhorns.  In the Boise State Division, the 2009 Broncos reigned supreme with an 11-1 mark.  The 2010 Boise State team finished second with a 9-3 record and will be the other representative in the four-team playoffs.





In one semifinal, it will be the 2009 Broncos going against USC.  Jeremy Avery had a spectacular regular season, rushing for 1,573 yards and 20 touchdowns and finishing second to kicker Kyle Brotzman with 162 points.  Kellen Moore was accurate on 293-of-454 throws for 3,998 yards and 31 touchdowns against the best teams of the last 10 years, with only three interceptions.  Titus Young was the fifth-leading receiver in the league with 65 catches for 933 yards and seven scores while Austin Pettis had 57 catches for 847 yards and five TD's and tight end Kyle Efaw chipped in with 42 grabs for 487 yards and three scores.  Brotzman led all SFL kickers with 39 field goals.  Defensively, Jeron Johnson and Kyle Wilson each had three interceptions while end Ryan Winterswyck had five sacks to lead the Broncos.





USC quarterback Matt Leinart led the Trojans with 294-432 passing for 3,867 yards and 23 touchdowns against just four picks.  LenDale White paced USC with 1,012 yards (15th in the SFL) and 16 TD's.  Leinart was able to distribute the ball well over the course of the season, with Steve Smith (55-767 and five touchdowns) and Dwayne Jarrett (46-532 and 4 TD's) his top two targets.  Ryan Killeen had 20 field goals for USC while Matt Grootegoed had three interceptions and Collin Ashton had three sacks to lead the Trojan defense. 





In the other semifinal this Saturday, the 2010 Boise State will challenge the 2001 Hurricanes.  Miami was one of the most exciting teams in the league with a balanced attack that kept defenses guessing all year long.  Ken Dorsey hit 278-of-467 passes for 3,920 yards and 19 touchdowns but also suffered 15 interceptions.  Clinton Portis was third in the league with 1,684 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns.  Ethenic Sands was Dorsey's favorite receiver with 57 catches for 887 yards and five TD's.  


But Miami's defense was superb all year long.  Darrell McGlover (eight sacks) and Maurice Sikes (seven) were 1-2 in that department and the Boise State line will have to be aware of them at all times.  Edward Reed and John Square had four sacks each in the aggressive Hurricane attack defense.  Phillip Buchanon was second to the 2002 Gabe Franklin in interceptions with five.  Todd Sievers was highly reliable, as the senior was fourth in the SFL with 31 field goals.





Boise State will feature a balanced attack of its own.  Quarterback Kellen Moore completed 290-of-428 passes and tied for the league lead with 3,998 yards.  Moore tossed 38 touchdowns with nine interceptions on the season.  Tough back Doug Martin was nearly unstoppable with 1,690 yards and 14 touchdowns, though he could find the going tough against Miami this Saturday.  Titus Young was sixth in the SFL with 62 catches for 911 yards and 12 touchdowns, while teammate Austin Pettis hauled in 57 Moore aerials for 712 yards and six scores.  


Kyle Brotzman finished tied with USC's Ryan Killeen with 20 field goals.  The Bronco defenders did not see enough action during the regular season to accumulate big statistics, but Tyrone Crawford managed three sacks.


View Final Statistics here.


2010 Boise State vs. 2004 USC and 2009 Boise State vs. 2001 Miami of Florida--two great games on tap this weekend.  The first kicks off at 11 a.m. while the second semi gets underway at 2.  Blue Through and Through will have results of the first game by 2 and the Miami-Boise State matchup by 5 Saturday afternoon.

Andrew Pint Commits to Boise State

I had heard speculation about this a week ago but wanted to confirm it. Andrew Pint, a linebacker for Valor Christian High School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado, has commited to play football for Boise State.  Pint went to the Bronco Football Camp in June and fell in love with the school and the city.  He was offered a scholarship following the camp and now, he's a Bronco!

Pint plays mostly inside linebacker at Valor Christian.  Pint has good size already (6-2, 219) and had offers from UNLV and Northern Colorado but increasing interest from Air Force, Iowa, Kansas, Kansas State and Colorado.  Pint has squatted 450 pounds and lifts just short of 300 in the clean.

Pint recently returned from a two-week trip to Uganda, where he helped build a medical facility, worke with young children and helped distribute food in Kampala, the capital city.  This is the third year that Pint has participated in the project.

Pint is the second of three linebackers the Broncos plan to get in the 2012 Recruiting Class.  He is the 12th high school senior to commit to the Broncos already.

Map of Georgia Dome Parking

All of the lots seem to be fairly close, within walking distance of the Dome.  


http://www.gwcc.com/doc/Campus%20Parking%20Map.pdf

Boise State's Odds Have Changed

A week or 10 days ago, I told you I guessed Boise State's odds of winning a "national championship", based on the data inputted into EA Sports popular "NCAA Football" software were going to wind up at about 1 in 6.  I am now at 69 simulations and Boise State finished #1 in 14 simulations.  Last year, if memory serves me correctly, Boise State won in 13 of 100 simulations.  We saw what happened in 2010 as Boise State let teams get back in games so 6-7% or so doesn't mean much if the players let inferior teams catch them. 


When I get to 100, I will do a full report on all the games, the possible outcomes, outlook for each of Boise State's opponents, and a range of scenarios for Boise State's final season record.

Notes on Early Bronco Fall Practices

There are three specific things I'm noting in talking to people who have seen Boise State's practices.


1.  The defensive line, the best the school has ever seen last year, is better this year and has more depth.  They heard the talk that they couldn't hold Nevada last year when it counted.  They have taken that criticism to heart and are eager to prove that won't happen this year...in any game.


2.  The receivers are fired up to prove there's not going to be a drop-off with the departure of Austin Pettis and Titus Young.  The buzz is that Matt Miller has been outstanding.  The freshman receiver could make an impact this year.  Troy Ware, Aaron Burks and tight end Gabe Linehan have also been impressive.


3.  Malcolm Johnson, back with the team, could also make an impact this season.  If Johnson can get up to speed with the Broncos' complicated offense and with the college game in general, Boise State might be able to redshirt Ajayi.  Of course we won't know much more about that until later in fall camp.  The counterpoint to that is with a guy as talented as Ajayi, do you really want to redshirt him or would you rather have him contribute towards Boise State's national championship run?

Walking Map for Chick-Fil-A Kickoff Game Boise State vs. Georgia

http://www.cfack.com/Portals/0/2011/cfack-2011-walking-tour-LTR.pdf

Parking for Georgia-Boise State Game September 3

Here is the link that shows parking lot locations near and around the Georgia Dome.  We are a little over three weeks away!


http://www.gwcc.com/directions/parking/Default.aspx

The Simulation Football League Playoffs

These four teams earned the right to meet in the Simulation Football League playoffs.  The 2009 Broncos won the Boise State Division with an 11-1 record while the 2010 Broncos finished second at 9-3.  Miami of Florida nearly capped a 12-0 season but lost to Alabama in the final weekend to finish 11-1.  2004 USC finished 9-3, in a tie with the 2005 Texas team, but defeated the Longhorns earlier in the season to win the tie-breaker.


Thus, it will be the 2009 Boise State team against USC and the 2010 Boise State team against Miami.

Final Simulation Football League Statistics

Here are the final statistics for the Simulation Football league, which wrapped up the regular season yesterday.                  

   

   

Rushing:

1.    Ian Johnson, 2006 Boise State (316-1,733 and 19 TD's)

2.    Doug Martin, 2010  Boise State (263-1,690 and 14 TD's)

3.    Clinton Portis, 2001 Miami FL (293-1,684 and 17 TD's)
4.    Jeremy Avery, 2009 Boise State (239-1,573 and 20 TD's)

5.    Mark Ingram, 2009 Alabama (281-1,562 and 10 TD's)

6.    Brock Forsey, 2001 Boise State (290-1,441 and 19 TD's)
7.    Ian Johnson, 2007 Boise State (242-1,330 and 14 TD's)

8.    Brock Forsey, 2002 Boise State (331-1,303 and 15 TD's)

9.   Jacob Hester, 2007 LSU (264-1,309 and 10 TD's)

10.  Maurice Clarett, 2002 Ohio State (268-1,198 and 10 TD's)

11.  Justin Vincent, 2003 LSU (187-1,105 and 13 TD's)

12.  Lee Marks, 2004 Boise State (247-1,090 and 11 TD's)

13.  Jamaal Charles, 2005 Texas (182-1,088 and 11 TD's)

14.  David Mikell, 2003 Boise State 227-1,086 and 8 TD's

15.  LenDale White, 2004 USC (223-1,012 and 16 TD's)

Moore has taken over the top two spots

Passing:
1.    Kellen Moore, 2009 Boise State 293-454 for 3,998 yards and 31 TD's vs. 3 INT

2.    Kellen Moore, 2010 Boise State 290-428 for 3,998 yards and 38 TD's vs. 9 INT

3.    Matt Leinart, 2004 USC 294-432 for 3,867 yards and 23 TD’s vs. 4 INT

4.    Ryan Dinwiddie, 2003 Boise State 272-408 for 3,867 yards and 31 TD’s vs. 11 INT

5.    Kellen Moore, 2008 Boise State 283-422 for 3,699 yards and 31 TD's vs. 16 INT

6.    Ryan Dinwiddie, 2002 Boise State 265-391 for 3,384 yards and 27 TD's vs. 10 INT

7.    Ken Dorsey, 2001 Miami FL 278-467 for 3,920 and 19 TD’s vs. 15 INT

8.    Taylor Tharp, 2007 Boise State 273-456 for 3,341 yards and 19 TD's vs. 16 INT

9.    Ryan Dinwiddie, 2001 Boise State 241-395 for 3,305 yards and 14 TD’s vs. 10 INT

10.  Chris Leak, 2006 Florida 228-361 for 2,784 yards and 17 TD's vs. 14 INT

Receiving:

1.      Jeremy Childs, 2007 Boise State (80-899 and 3 TD's)

2.      Jeremy Childs, 2008 Boise State (73-781 and 10 TD’s)

3.      Early Doucet, 2007 LSU (71-839 and 1 TD)

4.      Michael Clayton, 2003 LSU (68-821 and 3 TD's)

5.      Titus Young, 2009 Boise State (65-933 and 7 TD's)

6.      Titus Young, 2010 Boise State (62-911 and 12 TD's)

7.      Austin Pettis, 2009 Boise State (57-847 and 5 TD's)

7.      Austin Pettis, 2010 Boise State (57-712 and 6 TD's)

7.      Tim Gilligan, 2003 Boise State (57-902 and 6 TD’s)

7.      Ethenic Sands, 2001 Miami FL (57-887 and 5 TD’s)

11.     Billy Wingfield, 2002 Boise State (53-929 and 4 TD’s)

12.    Steve Smith, 2004 USC (55-767 and 5 TD's)

13.    Dominique Byrd, 2004 USC (50-650 and 2 TD's)

14.    Dwayne Jarrett, 2004 USC (46-532 and 4 TD's)

15.    Jay Swillie, 2001 Boise State (44-560 and 6 TD's)

15.    Legedu Naanee, 2006 Boise State (44-686 and 7 TD's)

15.    Jemalle Cornelius, 2006 Florida (44-650 and 3 TD's)

18.    Michael Jenkins, 2002 Ohio State (43-760 and 3 TD's)

18.    Percy Harvin, 2006 Florida (43-631 and 4 TD's)

20.    Kyle Efaw, 2009 Boise State (42-487 and 3 TD's)

Franklin picked off two more passes in Week 12 to dominate the interception statistics

Interceptions:

1.    Gabe Franklin, 2002 Boise State (9)

2.    Phillip Buchanon, 2001 Miami FL (5)

2.    Korey Hall, 2006 Boise State (5)

2.    Marty Tadman, 2005 Boise State (5)

5.    Gabe Franklin, 2001 Boise State (4)

5.    Kyle Wilson, 2008 Boise State (4)
7.    Gerald Alexander, 2004 Boise State (3)

7.    Gabe Franklin, 2003 Boise State (3)

7.    Matt Grootegoed, 2004 USC (3)

7.    George Iloka, 2008 Boise State (3)

7.    Jeron Johnson, 2009 Boise State (3)

7.    Quinton Jones, 2006 Boise State (3)

7.    Wes Nurse, 2001 Boise State (3)

7.    Ryan Smith, 2006 Florida (3)

7.    Brandon Spikes, 2008 Florida (3)
7.    Kyle Wilson, 2009 Boise State (3)

17.  Chris Carr, 2003 Boise State (2)

17.  Dustin Fox, 2002 Ohio State (2)

17.  Gabe Franklin, 2004 Boise State (2)

17.  Robby Green, 2009 Alabama (2)

17.  Michael Griffin, 2005 Texas (2)

17.  Jason Leach, 2004 USC (2)

17.  Reggie Nelson, 2006 Florida (2)

17.  Quintin Mikell, 2001 Boise State (2)

17.  Edward Reed, 2001 Miami of Florida (2)

17.  Orlando Scandrick, 2007 Boise State (2)

17.  Marty Tadman, 2006 Boise State (2)
17.  Brandyn Thompson, 2008 Boise State (2)

17.  Kyle Wilson, 2007 Boise State (2)

                                 

Sacks:

1.    Darrell McGlover, 2001 Miami (8)

2.    Maurice Sikes, 2001 Miami FL (7)

3.    Brad Allen, 2002 Boise State (5)

3.    Darrion Scott, 2001 Ohio State(5)
3.    Ryan Winterswyk, 2009 Boise State (5)

6.    Edward Reed, 2001 Miami (4)

6.    John Square, 2001 Miami of Florida (4)

8.    Chauncey Ako, 2002 Boise State (3)

8.    Collin Ashton, 2004 USC (3)

8.    Deshan Cabaong, 2004 Boise State (3)
8.    Tyrone Crawford, 2010 Boise State (3)

8.    Mike Dominguez, 2004 Boise State (3)

8.    Javier Estopinoan, 2008 Florida (3)

8.    Dee Ford, 2010 Auburn (3)

8.    Alex Guerrero, 2003 Boise State (3)
8.    Erick Jackson, 2005 Texas (3)

8.    Lawrence Jackson, 2004 USC (3)

8.    Jason Leach, 2004 USC (3)

8.    James Lewis, 2001 Miami (3)

8.    Kameron Merritt, 2001 Boise State (3)
8.    Wes Nurse, 2001 Boise State (3)
8.    Julius Roberts, 2004 Boise State (3)

8.    Darryon Robinson, 2006 Florida (3)

8.    Frostee Rucker, 2004 USC (3)

8.    Nick Schlekeway, 2005 Boise State (3)

8.    Austin Smith, 2005 Boise State (3)

8.    Sione Tavake, 2007 Boise State (3)

8.    Aaron Tevis, 2009 Boise State (3)

8.    Cameron Vaughn, 2003 LSU (3)

Field Goals:

1.    Kyle Brotzman, 2009 Boise State (39)

2.    Leigh Tiffin, 2009 Alabama (38)
3.    Tyler Jones, 2004 Boise State (34)

4.    Todd Sievers, 2001 Miami FL (31)

5.    Mike Nugent, 2002 Ohio State (29)

6.    Colt David, 2007 LSU (24)

6.    Jonathan Phillips, 2008 Florida (24)

8.    Nick Calaycay, 2002 Boise State (23)

9.    David Pino, 2005 Texas (22)

10.  Kyle Brotzman, 2010 Boise State (20)

10.  Ryan Killeen, 2004 USC (20)

                 Brotzman kicked seven field goals last week to take over scoring lead

Scoring:

1.    Kyle Brotzman, 2009 Boise State (172)

2.    Jeremy Avery, 2009 Boise State (162)

3.    Leigh Tiffin, 2009 Alabama (150)
4.    Tyler Jones, 2004 Boise State (139)

5.    Todd Sievers, 2001 Miami FL (136)

6.    Ian Johnson, 2006 Boise State (132)

7.    Brock Forsey, 2001 Boise State (120)

7.    Jonathan Phillips, 2008 Florida (120)

9.    Kyle Brotzman, 2010 Boise State (115)

10.  David Pino, 2005 Texas (114)
10.  LenDale White, 2004 USC (114)
12.  Ryan Killeen, 2004 USC (111)
13.  Clinton Portis, 2001 Miami of Florida (110)

14.  Ian Johnson, 2007 Boise State (108)

15.  Mike Nugent, 2002 Ohio State (105)
16   Nick Calaycay, 2002 Boise State (103)

17.   Doug Martin, 2010 Boise State (102)

18.  Brock Forsey, 2002 Boise State (98)

18.  Tyler Jones, 2003 Boise State (98)

20.  Anthony Montgomery, 2006 Boise State (91)

20.  Kyle Brotzman, 2008 Boise State (91)

22.  Colt David, 2007 LSU (91)

23.  Kyle Brotzman, 2007 Boise State (86)

24.  Chris Hetland, 2006 Florida (82)

25.  Mark Ingram, 2009 Alabama (78)

26.  Justin Vincent, 2003 LSU (72)

26.  Titus Young, 2010 Boise State (72)

28.  Lee Marks, 2004 Boise State (68)

29.  Jeremy Childs, 2008 Boise State (66)

29.  Jamaal Charles, 2005 Texas (66)