Boise State Athletics

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9/2/2022 12:29:00 PM | General
BOISE, Idaho - Expanding on its recent announcement of a record-breaking fundraising year, Boise State Athletics published an annual report on the department's performance related to the What's Next Initiative during the 2022 fiscal year.
"I am really proud of everything our team accomplished over the past year," said director of athletics Jeramiah Dickey. "We are constantly planning for What's Next, but it is important to celebrate what we have done. The immense amount of progress is a direct result of our student-athletes, our coaches, our staff and our supporters. The willingness and ability to roll up your sleeves and get to work is not for everyone, but it's one of the defining characteristics of Broncos and it is a competitive advantage for us. That's why I know we're still just scratching the surface of what the future holds for Boise State Athletics and Bronco Nation."
>>View the full annual report document
Boise State achieved significant successes directly related to each of the four pillars of the What's Next Initiative, which supports the institution's Blueprint For Success strategic plan. Highlights in each area of focus include:
Revenue Generation
Infrastructure
Marketability
Student-Athlete Experience
"I am really proud of everything our team accomplished over the past year," said director of athletics Jeramiah Dickey. "We are constantly planning for What's Next, but it is important to celebrate what we have done. The immense amount of progress is a direct result of our student-athletes, our coaches, our staff and our supporters. The willingness and ability to roll up your sleeves and get to work is not for everyone, but it's one of the defining characteristics of Broncos and it is a competitive advantage for us. That's why I know we're still just scratching the surface of what the future holds for Boise State Athletics and Bronco Nation."
>>View the full annual report document
Boise State achieved significant successes directly related to each of the four pillars of the What's Next Initiative, which supports the institution's Blueprint For Success strategic plan. Highlights in each area of focus include:
Revenue Generation
- Record fundraising year with $24.1 million in gifts and commitments during the 2022 fiscal year.
- Increased Bronco Athletic Association membership by 38 percent.
- Welcomed 98 new members to the Lyle Smith Society.
- Received four gifts of at least $1 million.
Infrastructure
- Invested approximately $10 million in facility upgrades since January 2021.
- Unveiled a vision for the Athletics Master Village, totaling more than $300 million in future projects.
Marketability
- 2.24 million viewers tuned in to Boise State football's win over No. 10 BYU, the third-most viewed game featuring two schools outside of the power five conferences in 2021.
- Mountain West football games featuring Boise State saw a 189 percent increase in viewership compared to conference games without the Broncos.
- Boise State men's basketball's trip to the NCAA Tournament resulted in traditional media coverage that drew more than 450 million impressions.
- Realized 28 percent growth in followers and 40 percent growth in engagement across all official department social media accounts.
Student-Athlete Experience
- Boise State claimed three team conference championships; five individual conference titles; and one individual national champion.
- Added a full-time registered sports dietitian and an additional full-time mental health provider.
- Named the Best Institutional Name, Image and Likeness Program in the nation at the inaugural NIL Summit.
- All-department multi-year APR score of 993 ties all-time high.
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