D.J. Harper's legs push Boise State past Fresno State

BOISE, Idaho -- Even though Boise State is no longer a pass-happy, high-scoring offense, the Broncos are still finding ways to win. Gone are the days when the offense put up 40 points or more on the arms of quarterbacks throwing for 400 yards and a fistful of touchdowns -- at least for now. On Saturday, the No. 24 Broncos rushed for 215 yards and the defense forced two turnovers, notched three sacks and didn't allow a touchdown until the final minutes en route to a 20-10 victory over Fresno State. For the Broncos (5-1, 2-0 Mountain West), it doesn't matter how the wins come. "It starts with our defense. Those guys are playing really hard and to hold Fresno to 10 points is really impressive," said coach Chris Petersen, who beat Fresno State for the seventh straight time.