Highlights
2 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: BSU 88% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 10 PTS
Scoring plays
9 SCORES
Jaylen Thomas 3 Yd Run (Braxton Davis Kick)
0-7

Garrett Collingham 2 Yd Run (Eric Sachse Kick)
7-7

CT Thomas 5 Yd pass from Jaylon Henderson (Eric Sachse Kick)
14-7

Warren Jackson 16 Yd pass from Patrick O'Brien (Braxton Davis Kick)
14-14

Garrett Collingham 3 Yd pass from Jaylon Henderson (Eric Sachse Kick)
21-14

Eric Sachse 39 Yd Field Goal
24-14

Trey McBride 28 Yd pass from Patrick O'Brien (Braxton Davis Kick)
24-21

Jaylon Henderson 1 Yd Run (Eric Sachse Kick)
31-21

Braxton Davis 34 Yd Field Goal
31-24
What happened
ESPN RECAPHenderson, No. 20 Boise State hang on for 31-24 win over CSU
FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Curtis Weaver knows his Boise State history. The Broncos’ outside linebacker knows how hard it is to earn a footnote in that history. That’s why Weaver takes great pride in his team earning their place in that storied history. Jaylon Henderson accounted for three scores, defensive tackle David Moa came up with a big late sack and No. 20 Boise State beat Colorado State 31-24 on Friday to finish undefeated in Mountain West play for the first time. Yep, 8-0 has a nice ring to it. “The past Boise State teams always had something they had. We wanted something,” Weaver said. “Today, we wrote history.” This version of Boise State (11-1, 8-0 MW, No. 20 CFP) will go into the books as the program’s first one to run through Mountain West regular-season play unbeaten.
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Team stats
BSU · CSUCANVAS STADIUM, FORT COLLINS · ATTENDANCE 12,324
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