This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/boise-state as Boise State bowl game projections entering Week 10 of college football season. Boise State (6-2, 4-0) sits atop the Mountain West standings entering Saturday’s home matchup with Fresno State (5-3, 2-2).

Not to mention plenty of bounce-back. In 2017, Boise State lost the regular season matchup but won the title game; in 2018, Fresno flipped that script, losing in November before winning in December; and in ‘22, FSU lost by 20 points at Albertsons Stadium in the regular season before winning by 12 on the blue turf in the championship.

BNN writer Nathan Carroll breaks down 10 essential questions facing Boise State basketball this season, continuing with No. 3: The Broncos were 283rd in three-point percentage last season, will the Broncos be better from beyond the arc this season?

Starting safety Zion Washington is among a group of seven Boise State players who will not be available for Saturday’s Mountain West rivalry game against Fresno

There are 12 Division I jobs open in what’s already a crazy year for power-conference firings. Can Spencer Danielson escape the rumor mill?

The school now boasts more than 1,400 living alumni since its inception in 1968. Graduates go on to have successful careers as radiologic technologists, physical assistants, hospital administrators and more. Some even return to Boise State as faculty – seven of the 11 faculty in the school are alumni of the programs.

Here is a complete look at Boise State and Fresno State by the numbers. Maddux Madsen, Boise State: 151 of 251, 1,998 yards, 15 touchdowns, seven interceptions E.J. Warner, Fresno State: 139 of 202, 1,486 yards, 10 touchdowns, nine interceptions

We’ve got really good football players on this team. .... I want to take care of them and pay them everything we’ve got.”