By Chadd Cripe
ccripe@idahostatesman.com

Boise State will play 13 football games and seven at home in 2009 — including a game against coach Chris Petersen’s alma mater, UC Davis of the Football Championship Subdivision.

Boise State released a tentative schedule for its five nonconference games Friday.

The slate includes a game at Tulsa, a former WAC school. Tulsa is scheduled to come to Boise in 2011. The schools were both in the WAC from 2001 to 2004. Tulsa has become a contender in Conference USA.

The five non-conference games are: Sept. 5 vs. Oregon, Sept. 12 at Toledo, Sept. 19 vs. UC Davis, Sept. 26 vs. Miami (Ohio) and Oct. 3 at Tulsa.

Combined with the WAC schedule, the Broncos will make trips to Oklahoma, Ohio, Louisiana and Hawaii in 2009.

The Broncos also will play 13 regular-season games for the first time since 2003.

Boise State is 3-0 against UC Davis and has not played the Aggies since 1985, when Petersen was the Aggies’ quarterback. BSU won 13-9.

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Walk-on kicker Brock Jaramillo has rejoined the Broncos. He missed the first week and a half of fall camp while clearing up an eligibility issue.

Jaramillo, a senior, backed up starter Kyle Brotzman last season.

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The Broncos continued to struggle with false starts during Friday’s morning practice. They will be on the blue turf Friday afternoon, the final workout before the scrimmage at 6 p.m. Saturday at Bronco Stadium.

Like Monday, Petersen said he will have his eye on individuals more than the units in the scrimmage.

“We’re just looking for individual improvement,” he said.

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It looks like JC transfer Brent Rausch will win the starting quarterback job at Hawaii. Read more here.