2002: 12-1 (8-0 in conference)
2003: 13-1 (8-0)
2004: 11-1 (8-0)
2005: 9-4 (7-1)
2006: 13-0 (8-0)
2007: 10-3 (7-1)
2008: 12-1 (8-0)
2009: 14-0 (8-0)
Beyond their ridiculous dominance of the WAC, Boise State routinely beats bigger conference teams in BIG games. Most recently, Boise State beat the MWC Champion TCU in this year's BCS Fiesta Bowl. Also, don't forget that Boise State used the freaking Statue of Liberty play to beat Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl. Think about that, the freaking Statue of Liberty play...even the crappy non-HD youtube version of it is awesome.
If Boise State finds greener (or bluer) grass in another conference, I have a feeling that Craig Thompson and the MWC presidents are going to feel a lot like Arrested Development's Tobias Funke after his failed attempt to land a role with the Blue Man Group.
"check out their record since joining the WAC in 2002"
ReplyDelete-Any team above below average standards could dominate in the WAC. I.E. Colt Brennan dominated in the conference and can't even secure third string on the Redskins. Most recently he passed up his man card as well as his jersey number with the arrival of Mcnabb. Even Wake Forest might be able to pull in above .500 conference record if they joined the WAC. Point being, the WAC should be downgraded to DI-AA, and the blue turf should be ripped up so that they can't play ninja while on defense.
Still beat OU in Prime time, plus you're the one who thought Colt was the man!
ReplyDeleteYou're correct, at one point in my life my judgement was clouded by record breaking performances in a conference that didn't deserved to be televised in the first place. But taking it for what its worth, the WAC is like pre-season football. Most people on the field will never get past the level of talent that is pre-season/WAC. And you right, Colt was the man in the WAC and during his first pre-season game, impressive in his debut completing 9-of-10 passes for 123 yards and 2 touchdowns for a 157.5. But the fact of the matter is, when it comes down to it, the WAC, just like pre-season football has no place in rational sports discussions.
ReplyDeleteList of NFL players in the WAC...only two of which deserve to be recognized as nfl players, Tramon Williams and James Jones.
ReplyDeleteBoise State (9)
Gerald Alexander, DB, Jacksonville
Chris Carr, CB, Baltimore
Ryan Clady, T, Denver
Daryn Colledge, G, Green Bay
Korey Hall, FB, Green Bay
Quintin Mikell, SS, Philadelphia
Legedu Naanee, WR, San Diego
Orlando Scandrick, CB, Dallas
Derek Schouman, TE, Buffalo
Fresno State (15)
Bernard Berrian, WR, Minnesota
Tom Brandstater, QB, Denver
David Carr, QB, NY Giants
Tyrone Culver, DB, Miami
Louis Leonard, DT, Carolina
Logan Mankins, G, New England
Richard Marshall, CB, Carolina
Marcus McCauley, DB, Detroit
Bryan Robinson, NT, Arizona
James Sanders, FS, New England
Clifton Smith, RB, Tampa Bay
Stephen Spach, TE, Arizona
Billy Volek, QB, San Diego
Ryan Wendell, G, New England
Sam Williams, OLB, Oakland
Hawai‘i (14)
Davone Bess, WR, Miami
Colt Brennan, QB, Washington
Jason Elam, K, Atlanta
Kynan Forney, G, Jacksonville
Wayne Hunter, T, NY Jets
Jake Ingram, LS, New England
Vince Manuwai, G, Jacksonville
Mat McBriar, P, Dallas
Ryan Mouton, CB, Tennessee
Samson Satele, C, Oakland
Isaac Sopoaga, DT, San Francisco
Pisa Tinoisamoa, LB, Chicago
Jeff Ulbrich, ILB, San Francisco
David Veikune, DE, Cleveland
Idaho (2)
Jake Scott, G, Tennessee
David Vobora, LB, St. Louis
Louisiana Tech (5)
Hiram Eugene, FS, Oakland
Luke McCown, QB, Jacksonville
Ryan Moats, RB, Houston
Josh Scobee, K, Jacksonville
Tramon Williams, CB, Green Bay
Nevada (4)
Nate Burleson, WR, Seattle
Harvey Dahl, G, Atlanta
Marko Mitchell, WR, Washington
Tony Moll, T, Baltimore
New Mexico State (2)
Nick Cole, C, Philadelphia
Tony Wragge, G, San Francisco
San Jose State (7)
Rashied Davis, WR, Chicago
Coye Francies, DB, Cleveland
Jarron Gilbert, DT, Chicago
James Jones, WR, Green Bay
Dwight Lowery, CB, NY Jets
Joe Nedney, K, San Francisco
Chris Owens, CB, Atlanta
Utah State (5)
Jarrett Bush, CB, Green Bay
Chris Cooley, TE, Washington
Kevin Curtis, WR, Philadelphia
Shawn Murphy, G, Miami
Donald Penn, T, Tampa Bay