Broncos Hit the Road for Pivotal Game in Reno

WHAT'S NEXT: Seeking its second consecutive win, Boise State (18-8) travels to Reno to take on Nevada (15-11) on Saturday afternoon. Airing live on FS1, tip off between the Broncos and Wolf Pack is scheduled for 4 p.m. MT.

A COMMON FOE: With 87 games played between the two programs, Nevada is Boise State's third-most common opponent in program history. The Broncos have faced Idaho State 94 times and Idaho on 89 occasions.

OVER .500 ON THE ROAD : Since the start of the 2015-16 season, Boise State is 1-of-2 Mountain West teams to have a winning record on the road in conference play. Having played 90 such games in that span, the Broncos are 48-42.

60 OR FEWER: Boise State has surrendered 60 points or fewer in nine games this season. The team's nine such games rank second in the Mountain West.

STOUT DEFENSE AGAINST MOUNTAIN WEST: In 15 Mountain West games this season, Boise State has allowed 66.0 points per game. Among all teams in the conference, the Broncos' scoring defense ranks second behind San Diego State.

MR. 200?: With 177 assists this season, Alvaro Cardenas is 23 away from becoming the ninth player in Mountain West history to accumulate at least 200 in a single season.

DEGGIE GETTING CLOSER: Boasting 1,838 career points, Tyson Degenhart currently ranks fifth in program history in points scored. He needs 107 more to surpass Tanoka Beard for most all time.

THE OPPONENT: Sporting a 15-11 overall record, Nevada is 10-4 at home and 7-8 in the conference this season. Prior to losing their last game against Colorado State, the Wolf Pack previously won four straight games, defeating UNLV, Air Force, Fresno State and San Jose State.

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Alvaro Cardenas

Tyson Degenhart

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