LAS VEGAS, NV - DECEMBER 22: Head coach Chris Petersen of the Boise State Broncos watches his team warm up before playing the Arizona State Sun Devils in the MAACO Bowl Las Vegas at Sam Boyd Stadium December 22, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Boise State won 56-24. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
9 Total Updates since May 9, 2012
12 months ago Article 5 comments
With almost every notable star out the door, Boise State might actually (gasp) suffer more than one loss this fall for the first time since 2007. But will the Broncos suffer more than two?
Related: Boise State's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on Broncos football, visit Boise State blog OBNUG, plus SB Nation Denver.
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Troy Calhoun's Air Force Falcons run an underdog-friendly system, capable of absorbing both size disadvantages and some turnover in personnel and still winning games. But how much turnover is too much turnover?
Related: Air Force's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on Air Force football, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection.
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Chris Ault's Nevada Wolf Pack took on a rough early schedule and some serious personnel losses and cranked out yet another winning season in 2011. With an exciting, young quarterback in place and an underrated secondary returning almost intact, can UNR overcome long odds and fight for a conference title in their first season in the Mountain West?
Related: Nevada's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on Nevada football, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection.
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In 15 years, Pat Hill raised the bar for Fresno State football, but he was dumped when he no longer managed to meet those higher expectations. Can defensive maestro Tim DeRuyter take the Bulldogs to a different level in a different conference?
Related: Fresno State's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on Fresno State football, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection.
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It's been a while since Norm Chow was Norm Chow, Offensive Dynamo, but he takes on a new challenge at the young age of 66: head coach of the Hawai'i Warriors. Will run-and-shoot personnel (that ran a lot better than it shot last year) adapt well to Chow's pro-style tendencies?
Related: Hawaii's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on Hawai'i football, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection.
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Related: SDSU's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on SDSU football, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection.
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The face of the program has transferred to N.C. State, and a couple of high-upside defenders have been expelled. Welcome to Colorado State, Jim McElwain!
Related: CSU's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on CSU football, visit MWC blog Mountain West Connection and SB Nation Denver.
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Dave Christensen's Wyoming Cowboys have ridden the luck roller coaster in recent years, and it has taken them to two bowls in three years despite a mediocre product. But entering Year Four with an exciting sophomore quarterback and all sots of experience and depth, the 'Pokes have a chance to just be good, not lucky.
Related: Wyoming's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
For more on Cowboys football, visit Wyoming blog Cowboy Altitude, plus MWC blog Mountain West Connection.
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Building a winner at UNLV has proved quite difficult over the past two decades. If Bobby Hauck can find a way to turn things around, it will probably start this season.
Related: UNLV's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.
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Bob Davie was the right man for the New Mexico job, both because a) while his ceiling is possibly pretty low, his floor might be relatively high, and b) he wanted the job. He has his work cut out for him, however, in improving what was, in 2011, the worst FBS team of the past seven seasons.
Related: New Mexico's complete 2012 statistical profile, including projected starters, year-to-year trends, and rankings galore.