Monday, November 21, 2011

Kellen Moore Named a Finalist for Maxwell Award


Kellen Moore of Boise State has been named one of three finalists for the Maxwell Award.

Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck and Alabama running back Trent Richardson are the other finalists.  Moore and Luck were both finalists for the award last season.
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Blog Highlights Section Updated

There has been so much to write about the past two months that I hadn't updated the blog highlights section.  I have done that to include all the recent historic achievements and accolades that Boise State has garnered.


You can always catch these highlights at a glance instead of sifting through scores of previous blog pages by clicking on the link at the top of the blog.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Official BCS Standings, Week 12

As projected at 11:30 this morning, Boise State is #7.


http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/rankings/bcs
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Martin Passes Eric Guthrie for 10th in Career Scoring


Points:


Career
1.    Kyle Brotzman (439) 2007-2010
2.    Brock Forsey (408) 1999-2002
3.    Ian Johnson (356) 2005-2008
4.    Nick Calaycay (348) 1999-2002
5.    Tyler Jones (294) 2001-2004
6.    Mike Black (275) 1988-1991
7.    Cedric Minter (258) 1977-1980
8.    John Smith (252) 1972-1975
9.    David Mikell (234) 2000-2003
10.  Doug Martin (228) 2008-current
11.  Eric Guthrie (221) 1968-1971
12.  Greg Erickson (211) 1993-1995
13.  Chris Thomas (210) 1988-1991
        Titus Young (210) 2007-2010
15.  Jeremy Avery (200) 2007-2010
16.  Austin Pettis (190) 2007-2010
17.  Todd Belcastro (188) 1996-1998
        Don Hutt (188) 1971-1973
19.  Jared Zabransky (188) 2003-2006
20.  Anthony Montgomery (179) 2005-2006
21.  Kenrick Camerud (178) 1979-1981
22.  Ryan Ikebe (176) 1993-1996
23.  Roberto Moran (159) 1985-1986
24.  Terry Zahner (156) 1977-1980
25.  Rodney Webster (138) 1980-1983
26.  Jon Francis (134) 1984-1985
27.  Tom Sarette (130) 1977-1978
       Gary Stivers (130) 1968-1969
29.  Eric Andrade (126) 1983-1984, 1986-1987
30.  Bart Hendricks (120) 1997-2000
        Rodney Smith (120) 1997-1998)
32.  Jeb Putzier (118) 1998-2001
        Tony Hilde (118) 1993-1996
34.  D.J. Harper (114) 2007-current
34.  Abe Brown (114) 1968-1969
        Jay Swillie (114) 1999-2002
37.  Lou Fanucchi (104) 1999-2002    
        David Hughes (104) 1977-1980
39.  Tyler Shoemaker (102) 2008-current
40.  Jeremy Childs (96) 2005-2007
        P.K. Wiggins (96) 1986-1987
42.  Fred Goode (92) 1975-1978
       Avi Rofe (92) 1975-1976  
44.  K.C. Adams (86) 1994
45.  Mike Dodd (82) 1992
46.  Ken Johnson (80) 1971, 1973-1974
47.  Gavin Reed (78) 1997, 1999
        Kipp Bedard (78) 1979-1981
48.  Eron Hurley (72) 1995-1998)
       Terry Hutt (72) 1973-1974, 1976-1977
        Legedu Naanee (72) 2003, 2005-2006
        Lee Marks (72) 2002-2005
53.  Sheldon Forehand (66) 1989-1992
54.  Dave Nicely (62) 1971-1974
55.  Billy Wingfield (60) 1998-1999, 2001-2002
        Davy Malaythong (60) 1996-1997, 1999-2000
        Ron Autele (60) 1970, 1973-1974
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Shoemaker #6 All-Time for Career Touchdown Receptions


Touchdowns:


Career
1.   Austin Pettis (39) 2007-2010
2.   Don Hutt (30) 1970-1973

3.   Ryan Ikebe (27) 1993-1996
4.   Titus Young (25) 2007-2010
5.   John Smith (24) 1972-1975
6.   Tyler Shoemaker (23) 2008-current
7.   Mike Holton (21) 1972/1974-1976
8.   Rodney Smith (20) 1997-1998
9.   Jay Swillie (19) 1999-2002
9.   Jeb Putzier (19) 1998-2001
9.   Eric Andrade (19) 1983-1984/1986-1987
12.  Brock Forsey (18) 1999-2002
12.  Jay Swillie (18) 1999-2002
14. Jeremy Childs (17) 2006-2008
14.  Lou Fanucchi (17) 1999-2002
14.  Jeb Putzier (17) 1998-2001
17.  T.J. Acree (15) 2001-2004
17.  Lou Fanucchi (15) 1999-2002
17.  Al Marshall (15) 1969-1972
20.  Terry Hutt (14) 1973-1974/1976-1977
20.   Kipp Bedard (13) 1979-1981
22.  Tony Hunter (12) 1984-1985
22.   Legedu Naanee (12) 2003-2006
24.  Derek Schouman (11) 2003-2006
25.  Larry Smith (10) 1968-1969
25.  Winky White (10) 1987-1990
25.  Kyle Efaw (10) 2008-current
28.  John Crabtree (9) 1974-1975
28.  Sheldon Forehand (9) 1989-1992
28.  Jarrett Hausske (9) 1991-1994
28.  Tommy Gallarda (9) 2007-2010
28.  Billy Wingfield (9) 1998-1999, 2001-2002
33.  Dick Donohoe (8) 1972-1973
33.  Tim Gilligan (8) 2000-2003
33.  Steve Hale (8) 1984-1987
33.  Terry Heffner (8) 1987-1990
33.  Kim Metcalf (8) 1981-1984
33.  Mike Wilson (8) 1990-1993
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Miller, Shoemaker & Burroughs Now #7 All-Time for Catches by a Trio


Most Catches by a Trio
(the top three receivers)

1.    Titus Young, Austin Pettis & Tyler Shoemaker (174) 2010
2.    Titus Young, Austin Pettis & Kyle Efaw (173) 2009
3.    Jeremy Childs, Austin Pettis & Titus Young (172) 2007
4.    Jeremy Childs, Austin Pettis & Vinny Perretta (157) 2008
5.    Mike Wilson, Sheldon Forehand and Dave Deitz (151) 1992
6.    Tim Gilligan, T.J. Acree & Jerry Smith (150) 2003
7.    Billy Wingfield, Lou Fanucchi & Brock Forsey (136) 2002
7.    Matt Miller, Tyler Shoemaker & Mitch Burroughs (121) 2011
9.    Ryan Ikebe, K.C. Adams & Jarret Hausske (133) 1994
10.   Mike Holton, John Crabtree & John Smith (129) 1974
       Winky White, Ricky Hill & Terry Heffner (129) 1989
12. Jay Swillie, Jeb Putzier & Brock Forsey (127) 2001
       Sheldon Forehand, Mike Wilson & Larry Stayner (127) 1991
14.  T.J. Acree, Drisan James & Lawrence Bady (125) 2004
       Eric Andrade, Chris Jackson & Jeff Lindsley (125) 1987
       Don Hutt, Al Marshall & Billy Stephens (125) 1972
17.  Del Graven, Mike Wilson & Ryan Ikebe (121) 1993
        Don Hutt, Al Marshall & Pat Riley (121) 1971
19.  Don Hutt, Dick Donohoe & Terry Hutt (120) 1973
20.  Rodney Smith, Corey Nelson & Antwain Wilson (117) 1998
21.  Ryan Ikebe, Andre Horace & Reggie Etheridge (115) 1996
22.  John Smith, Mike Holton & John Crabtree (113) 1975
23.  Kipp Bedard, Ron Harvey & Duane Dlouhy (112) 1981
24.  Lou Fanucchi, Jeb Putzier & Jay Swillie (108) 2000
       Jerard Rabb, Drisan James & Legedu Naanee (108) 2006
26.  Terry Hutt, Mike Holton & Fred Goode (107) 1976
       Kim Metcalf, Jon Francis & Tony Hunter (107) 1984
28.  Jerard Rabb, Legedu Naanee & Drisan James (106) 2005
29.  Mike Richmond, Ryan Ikebe & Bernie Zimmerman (102) 1995
       Terry Hutt, Lonnie Hughes & Steve Woodard (102) 1977
31.  Winky White, Chris Thomas & Terry Heffner (99) 1990
        Rodney Smith, Tony Mammaril & Corey Nelson (99) 1997      

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Kirby Moore Ties Terry Hutt with 37 Receptions by Sophomore Year


Receptions By Sophomore Year 

1.    Jeremy Childs (96) 2006-2007
2.    Austin Pettis (95) 2007-2008
3.    Ryan Ikebe (67) 1993-1994
4.    Don Hutt (66) 1971
5.    Mike Holton (64) 1972, 1974
6.    Lou Fanucchi (63) 1999-2000
7.    Jay Swillie (58) 1999-2000
8.    Titus Young (54) 2007-2008
8.    Matt Miller (49) 2011-current
10. Jeb Putzier (49) 1998-1999  
11.  Kyle Efaw (47) 2008-2009
12.  Drisan James (45) 2003-2004
13.  Mike Wilson (41) 1990-1992
14.  Kirby Moore (37) 2009, 2011-current
14.  Terry Hutt (37) 1973-1974
16.  Eric Andrade (36) 1983-1984
17.  Kipp Bedard (35) 1979
18.  Terry Heffner (33) 1987-1988
19.  Derek Schouman (32) 2003-2004
20.  Brock Forsey (30) 1999-2000
20.  Jeremy Avery (30) 2007-2008
22.  Vinny Perretta (29) 2005-2006
23.  Tyler Shoemaker (28) 2009-2010
24.  Billy Wingfield (25) 1998-1999
       David Hughes (25) 1977-1978
26.  Winky White (24) 1987-1988
27.  Brock Forsey (23) 1998 + 1999
       Larry Stayner (23) 1989
29.  Sheldon Forehand (22) 1989-1990
30.  Jarrett Hausske (21) 1991-1992

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Doug Martin #2 All-Time at Boise State for Carries in a Game

I knew Doug Martin was a horse last night.  His 36 carries is second all-time at Boise State:




Single Game
1.    Cedric Minter (38) vs. San Jose State, 1978
2.    Doug Martin (36) vs. San Diego State, 2011
2.    Chris Thomas (36) vs. Nevada, 1988
4.    Brock Forsey (33) vs. Arkansas State 2000
4.    Cedric Minter (33) vs. Northern Arizona, 1978
6.    Brock Forsey (32) vs. Central Michigan, 2001
6.    Brock Forsey (32) vs. UTEP, 2001
6.    Rodney Webster (32) vs. Weber State, 1983
9.    Ian Johnson (31) vs. Nevada, 2006
9.    Brock Forsey (31) vs. Hawai'i, 2002
9.    Jon Francis (31) vs. Cal Poly-SLO, 1984
9.    Chris Jackson (31) vs. Nevada, 1987
9.    Rodney Webster (31) vs. Montana, 1983
9.    Rodney Webster (31) vs. Weber State, 1981
9.    Terry Zahner (31) vs. Northern Arizona, 1977
16.  Willie Bowens (30) vs. Northeastern, 1993
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Doug Martin Passes Cedric Minter with 38 Career Rushing Touchdowns


Rushing Touchdowns:

Career
1.    Ian Johnson (58) 2005-2008
2.    Brock Forsey (50) 1999-2002
3.    Doug Martin (38) 2008-current
4.    Cedric Minter (37) 1977-1980
5.    David Mikell (32) 2000-2003
5.    Chris Thomas (32) 1988-1991
7.    Jared Zabransky (31) 2003-2006
8.    Jeremy Avery (29) 2007-2010
9.    D.J. Harper (23) 2007-current)
10.  Terry Zahner (21) 1977-1980
11.  Bart Hendricks (20) 1997-2000
11.  Rodney Webster (20) 1980-1983
13.  Abe Brown (19) 1968-1969
13.  Tony Hilde (19) 1993-1996
15.  Ryan Dinwiddie (18) 2000-2003
15.  Eron Hurley (1995-1998)
15.  Jon Francis (18) 1984-1985
15.  John Smith (18) 1972-1975
19.  Antwaun Carter (17) 2004-2005  
19.  Chris Jackson (17) 1986-1987
21.  Jon Helmandollar (15) 2004, 2006
21.  Eric Guthrie (15) 1968-1971
23.  Fred Goode (13) 1975-1978
24.  David Hughes (12) 1977-1980
24.  Larry Smith (12) 1972-1975
26.  Donny Heck (11) 2001-2002
26.  Bart Hull (11) 1988-1990
28.  Lee Marks (10) 2002-2005
28.  Gavin Reed (10) 1997, 1999
30.  Dee Pickett (9) 1976-1977

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Doug Martin Passes Jeremy Avery, 17 Yards Behind Webster for #5 All-Time


Rushing Yards:


Career
  1.  Cedric Minter (4,475) 1977-1980
  2.   Ian Johnson (4,183) 2005-2008
  3.  Brock Forsey (4,045) 1999-2002
  4.  Chris Thomas (3,437) 1987-1991
  5.  Rodney Webster (3,034) 1980-1983
  6.  Doug Martin (3,017) 2008-current
  7.  Jeremy Avery (2,932) 2007-2010
  8.  David Mikell (2,268) 2000-2003
  9.  Jon Francis (2,172) 1984-1985
  10.  Terry Zahner (2,052) 1977-1980
  11.  Lee Marks (1,889) 2002-2005
  12.  David Hughes (1,826) 1977-1980
  13.  Chris Jackson (1,805) 1986-1987
  14.  Eron Hurley (1,697) 1995-1998
  15.  John Smith (1,623) 1972-1975
  16. D.J. Harper (1,588) 2007-current
  17.  Fred Goode (1,581) 1975-1978
  18.  K.C. Adams (1,275) 1994
  19.  Larry Smith (1,199) 1968-1969
  20.  Abe Brown (1,189) 1968-1969
  21.  Ken Johnson (1,074) 1970-1971/1973-1974
  22. Tony Hilde (1,031) 1993-1996
  23.  Cary Hoshaw (1,018) 1970-1972
  24.  Bart Hendricks (1,009) 1997-2000
  25.  Reggie Etheridge (996) 1996-1997
  26. Gavin Reed (849) 1997, 1999
  27. David Tingstad (844) 1989-1992
  28. Jeff Carpenter (832) 2003-2005
  29. Chester Grey (831) 1971-1974
  30. Willie Bowens (826) 1993-1994
  31. Chester Grey (814) 1971-1974
  32. Jared Zabransky (785) 2003-2006
  33. Antwaun Carter (718) 2004-2005
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Kellen Moore #12 in NCAA History for Career Completions


Rank
Name
Completions
Seasons
School
1
Alex van Pelt
1,503
1989-1992
Pittsburgh
2
Case Keenum
1,427
2007-2011
Houston
3
Graham Harrell
1,403
2005-2008
Texas Tech
4
Timmy Chang
1,388
2000-2004
Hawai’i
5
Kliff Kingsbury
1,229
1999-2002
Texas Tech
6
Dan LeFevour
1,171
2006-2009
Central Michigan
7
Colt McCoy
1,157
2006-2009
Texas
8
Colt Brennan
1,115
2005-2007
Hawai’i
9
Chase Daniel
1,094
2005-2008
Missouri
10
Philip Rivers
1,087
2000-2003
North Carolina State
11
Chase Holbrook
1,086
2006-2008
New Mexico State
12
Kellen Moore
1,079
2008-2011
Boise State
13
Chad Pennington
1,060
1995-1999
Marshall
14
Chris Redman
1,031
1996-1999
Louisville
15
Drew Brees
1,026
1997-2000
Purdue
16
Tim Rattay
1,015
1997-1999
Louisiana Tech
17
Tim Hiller
1,012
2005-2009
Western Michigan
18
Curtis Painter
987
2005-2008
Purdue
19
Tyler Sheehan
966
2006-2009
Bowling Green
20
Kevin Colb
963
2003-2006
Houston
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