Boise State to renew historic college football rivalry with Idaho in 2031

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Boise State and Idaho will reignite their football rivalry in 2031, marking their first matchup in 21 years. The game is scheduled for September 6, 2031, at Boise State's Albertsons Stadium. The two teams last played in 2010, with Boise State winning 52-14. Boise State leads the all-time series 22-17-1 and has won the last 12 encounters. The renewal of this rivalry is significant for both fan bases in Idaho.
Idaho's athletics director, Terry Gawlik, expressed excitement about the rivalry's revival, noting its importance to fans and the state of Idaho. Boise State recently completed a 9-5 season and won its third consecutive Mountain West title. The Broncos, along with several other teams, will join the Pac-12 conference this summer.
Boise State's 2026 football schedule was also announced, featuring games against Oregon, Memphis, and Utah State, among others. The team's first Pac
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