2021 Color Schemes Announced
6/4/2021 10:00:00 AM | Football
COLOR SCHEMES MAP
BOISE, Idaho – On the heels of announcing capacity crowds at Albertsons Stadium for this upcoming season, Boise State Athletics announced fan color schemes for each of its six 2021 regular-season home football games, Friday.
The Broncos will open their home slate against UTEP (Friday, Sept. 10) with an all-white color scheme, host an all-orange color scheme against Nevada (Saturday, Oct. 2) and an all-black color scheme against Wyoming (Friday, Nov. 12). The Broncos' three other home games – against Oklahoma State (Saturday, Sept. 18), Air Force (Saturday, Oct. 16) and New Mexico (Saturday, Nov. 20) – will each feature an all-blue color scheme.
For the Broncos' road games, fans are encouraged to wear white at UCF (Thursday, Sept. 2), orange at Utah State (Saturday, Sept. 25) and BYU (Saturday, Oct. 9) and blue at Colorado State (Saturday, Oct. 30), Fresno State (Saturday, Nov. 6) and San Diego State (Friday, Nov. 26).
Bronco fans can get geared up in-person at the Bronco Shop or online at BroncoShop.com. With Bronco Athletics asking fans to wear white for the game against UTEP, a white replica Nike jersey will be available for purchase at the Bronco Shop prior to the start of the football season.
Season tickets, a limited number of Blue Collar Passes and mini plans are on sale now for 2021, the debut campaign under head coach Andy Avalos.
Boise State enters 2021 with a streak of 23-consecutive winning seasons (1998-2020), tied with Michigan for the 14th-longest such streak in Football Bowl Subdivision history. The streak is the longest by a school in the Group of Five all-time.
The Broncos have made four-consecutive appearances in the MW Championship Game, tied with Ohio State for the third-longest active streak in the country. Only Clemson (six) and Oklahoma (five) have a longer current streak of conference championship game appearances.
Additionally, Boise State's four conference championships since joining the MW for the 2011 season are tied for the most in league history, despite being a member for just 10 of the conference's 22 seasons.
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BOISE, Idaho – On the heels of announcing capacity crowds at Albertsons Stadium for this upcoming season, Boise State Athletics announced fan color schemes for each of its six 2021 regular-season home football games, Friday.
The Broncos will open their home slate against UTEP (Friday, Sept. 10) with an all-white color scheme, host an all-orange color scheme against Nevada (Saturday, Oct. 2) and an all-black color scheme against Wyoming (Friday, Nov. 12). The Broncos' three other home games – against Oklahoma State (Saturday, Sept. 18), Air Force (Saturday, Oct. 16) and New Mexico (Saturday, Nov. 20) – will each feature an all-blue color scheme.
For the Broncos' road games, fans are encouraged to wear white at UCF (Thursday, Sept. 2), orange at Utah State (Saturday, Sept. 25) and BYU (Saturday, Oct. 9) and blue at Colorado State (Saturday, Oct. 30), Fresno State (Saturday, Nov. 6) and San Diego State (Friday, Nov. 26).
Bronco fans can get geared up in-person at the Bronco Shop or online at BroncoShop.com. With Bronco Athletics asking fans to wear white for the game against UTEP, a white replica Nike jersey will be available for purchase at the Bronco Shop prior to the start of the football season.
Season tickets, a limited number of Blue Collar Passes and mini plans are on sale now for 2021, the debut campaign under head coach Andy Avalos.
Boise State enters 2021 with a streak of 23-consecutive winning seasons (1998-2020), tied with Michigan for the 14th-longest such streak in Football Bowl Subdivision history. The streak is the longest by a school in the Group of Five all-time.
The Broncos have made four-consecutive appearances in the MW Championship Game, tied with Ohio State for the third-longest active streak in the country. Only Clemson (six) and Oklahoma (five) have a longer current streak of conference championship game appearances.
Additionally, Boise State's four conference championships since joining the MW for the 2011 season are tied for the most in league history, despite being a member for just 10 of the conference's 22 seasons.
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