Broncos Vie for Two-Game Sweep Against Bulldogs

WHAT'S NEXT: Vying for a two-game sweep, Boise State (20-8) hits the road to take on Fresno State (5-23) on Saturday evening. Tipping off at 5 p.m. MT, the game can be found on Mountain West Network.

20-WIN SEASONS: Defeating Utah State, 82-65, on Feb. 26, Boise State secured its 12th 20-win season in the Leon Rice era. The Broncos have won 20 or more games in each of the last four years.

MOUNTAIN WEST SUCCESS: Since joining the Mountain West prior to the 2011-12 campaign, Boise State has posted a 288-161 record (.641). The Broncos' 288 wins in that span ranks second behind San Diego State (350).

ROAD WARRIORS: 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 91 such games in that span, the Broncos are 49-42.

60 OR FEWER: Through 28 games, the Broncos have allowed 60 or fewer points nine times. The nine such games are currently the second most in the Mountain West behind San Diego State (10).

STOUT DEFENSE AGAINST MOUNTAIN WEST: In 17 Mountain West games this season, Boise State has allowed 66.1 points per game. Among all teams in the conference, the Broncos' scoring defense ranks tied for second with Colorado State.

MR. 200?: With 193 assists this season, Alvaro Cardenas is seven away from becoming the ninth player in Mountain West history to accumulate at least 200 in a single season.

UNDER 75: Boasting 1,873 career points, Tyson Degenhart currently ranks fifth in program history in points scored. He needs 72 more to surpass Tanoka Beard for most all time.

THE OPPONENT: Fresno State enters Wednesday's game with a 5-23 record and a 1-16 mark in conference play. Having lost 10 consecutive games, the Bulldogs' lone Mountain West win this season came against Air Force on Jan. 17.

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Alvaro Cardenas

Tyson Degenhart

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