Some interesting numbers while looking over the WAC stats:

• Boise State has allowed nine touchdowns all season, No. 1 in the WAC and two fewer than San Jose State, this week's opponent.

• Idaho has allowed 48 touchdowns, 17 more than any other team in the WAC.

• Boise State ranks second nationally in scoring defense, allowing 10.5 points per game. San Jose State is second in the WAC and 16th nationally, allowing 16.6 points per game.

• San Jose State ranks 13th nationally in total defense. Boise State is 32nd nationally. The pair is 1-2 in the WAC in that category.

• San Jose State leads the WAC in sacks with 25. Boise State is tied for second with 20.

• Boise State has stopped opponents on 11 of their 16 fourth-down attempts, the best mark in the WAC.

Friday night's game in San Jose could be a defensive struggle. In fact, it should be a turnover and field position game.

• From the stats can lie department: New Mexico State ranks second in the nation in pass defense, allowing 137.5 yards per game in the air. Nevada ranks fifth in the nation in run defense, allowing 73.4 yards per game.

The reason for these great numbers? Well, opponents can run all over New Mexico State, which ranks 113th nationally and is allowing 225.8 yards per game on the ground. And foes can pass all over Nevada, which ranks 119th nationally (that's dead last) allowing 333.0 yards per game in the air.

• Pizza winners

Last week's winners of a $20 gift certificate from Domino's Pizza for the Name the Score contest:

hillarymtn, who picked a 27-3 Boise State victory.

and mohawk98, who predicted a 31-9 Bronco win.

The final score of the Boise State-Hawaii game was 27-7.

Congrats and thanks to everyone for playing. We'll be having another contest this week, so check Thursday's blog for details.