Here is Coach Pete, Mustachio and other coach's votes.

Funny how he'd vote one non-AQ at the top and the other one fairly low, comparatively speaking. Also, behind Va Tech? Madness.

Interesting.

Official Nike link to 2010 Pro Combat Unis

Boise State University - Untamed. Unapologetic.
Boise State University’s relentless drive to win has earned the Broncos a place among the country’s
football elite. Respect for the Broncos’ rise to prominence can be seen in rankings, recruiting, media
attention, and even, in their uniforms. This year, Boise State is one of 10 top college teams to don the
innovative Nike Pro Combat System of Dress. On Sept. 6, the Broncos will open their season against
Virginia Tech in uniforms that say, yes, we have arrived.
The Boise State Nike Pro Combat System of Dress makes a statement in Silver Wing and vivid Game
Royal, echoing the famed blue turf of Bronco Stadium. Nike designers also drew inspiration from the
school’s mascot, noting a link between Boise State’s unpredictable style of play and the headstrong
nature of an untamed horse.
These insights show up throughout the uniform. A reflective, orange-eyed bronco-head logo is found
on the right shoulder of the jersey. The same logo wraps around the side of the chrome Game Royal
helmet, with the player’s number at the back lower right corner. Boise State’s incalculable style is
referenced in the asymmetrical placement of motifs throughout the uniform. The cuff of the left sleeve
is bound in orange. On the left knee rests a slanted block "B," while "Broncos" appears on the side of
the right leg—both in reflective lettering that will shine under the lights of FedEx Field. Corresponding
gloves capture Boise State’s pride: The slogan "Bleed Blue" is used as a background pattern for a
bronco head that forms on the gloves when the palms face outward. "Bleed Blue," a saying adopted by
the players, can also be found inside the back collar of the jersey. Footwear in Game Royal and Silver
Wing with orange-tipped studs completes the commanding ensemble.
A bold expression of Bronco bravado, the Boise State Nike Pro Combat System of Dress also delivers
significant performance benefits. The uniforms are 37 percent lighter than current designs, relieving
players of extra weight in a game that demands top speed. The four-way stretch twill fabric rapidly
sheds sweat and water, ensuring that even when wet, these uniforms are lighter than their standardissue
counterparts when completely dry. Dual-density foam padding provides critical protection and
greater mobility than traditional pads for unencumbered speed. The Nike Pro Combat base layer allows
for specific pad placement to suit every position, providing a highly customized solution.
The game of football has evolved. Players are stronger and faster, collisions more forceful. For the
Boise State Broncos, the Nike Pro Combat System of Dress delivers unmatched lightweight protection
in a formidable head-to-toe package.

Finally something on the subject

And when you think its not possible for them to stoop any lower, after alcohol related deaths and negative public exposure from themselves and Bob, they attempt to glorify their tragedies with another crappy slogan t-shirt.

Thanks for validating Bob's point

(Notice it goes from Cedar Falls, Idaho to Cedar Falls, Iowa. Well done broncosports.com)

Two noble choices my young friend.

Hooray. Thats phase one, three to go. (Next: House vote, Senate approval, Obama signature)

Thank goodness. We could have a playoff by the 2011 season.
Here's a little more detail to the bill

Something I found on the Hawkeye blog. Yeah, I spied. What of it.

If your gonna fly, fly Bronco.

"This was one of the toughest weeks I can remember in my 10 years of being a pollster, because after the top 3 there simply weren’t any other squads that merited a top-10 ranking, much less a No. 4-5-6."

Apparently this guy thinks numbers 4-10 don't deserve their rankings.

It'll be funny if Texas, Florida and Bama lose. Then no one will deserve to be ranked in the top 10, ever again.

Interesting article discussing BCS teams struggles so far this year, as well as non-BCS teams achievements.

Several of the teams that make up the system are fading away. New ones on the outside are rising. It is time for some serious reform in the way we choose our champ.

Do you think that the $900,000 contract is worth humiliating losses, a consistent losing record, and the stress of knowing your probably about to get canned the second your contract is expired?

If he would have stayed one more year in Boise, he would have been making more money than what he is at Colorado. Plus, he would actually have a winning record. No Hawk love here, just a little pity and sympathy for someone that took greed over greatness.

Booo

Another one for the CFL? And whatever happened to Jeremy Childs since his departure with the Chargers?