Fourth quarter

BOISE STATE 30, LOUISIANA TECH 28
Scoring play: Dennis Morris 5 pass from Ross Jenkins (Nelson kick), 14:07
Drive: 7 plays, 59 yards, 2:23

The Bulldogs surprised the Broncos with an onside kick and took it all the way down the field.

BOISE STATE 38, LOUISIANA TECH 28
Scoring play: Austin Pettis 12 pass from Kellen Moore (Moore to Shoemaker), 7:41
Drive: 5 plays, 56 yards, 1:57

Moore hit Kyle Efaw on a 40-yard pass play to move the Broncos into Louisiana Tech territory.

BOISE STATE 45, LOUISIANA TECH 28

The L.A. Times’ Chris Dufresne says BCS haters should be careful what they wish for. This scenario would certainly make Boise State fans happy. (At least, it should.)

Dufresne is not alone in projecting two non-BCS teams (TCU and Boise State) to make one of college football’s five biggest bowl games. ESPN.com's bowl projections also forecast both teams in BCS games.

No one will play

WAC commissioner Karl Benson told the Idaho Statesman on Wednesday that Boise State is struggling to schedule a BCS-conference opponent for 2011 — even with the help (and exposure and money) of ESPN behind the effort.

The Broncos are not asking for a return game in Boise. Just one road game. And about 10 teams have turned the Broncos down, according to Benson.

Boise State cornerback Kyle Wilson and Idaho kick returner Justin Veltung earned WAC defensive and special teams player of the week honors Monday.

Wilson, a senior, had a 27-yard interception return for a touchdown in the Broncos' 45-7 rout of San Jose State. He also had five tackles, including one for loss.

Veltung, a freshman, returned the opening kickoff 94 yards in the Vandals' 35-34 victory against Louisiana Tech. It was Idaho's first kickoff return for touchdown since joining the WAC in 2005.

Fresno State's Ryan Mathews earned WAC offensive player of the week honors.

At least eight voters of the 60 Associated Press poll voted Oregon ahead of Boise State in their ballot this week. Boise State defeated Oregon 19-8 in the season opener at Bronco Stadium.

All of the below results come from the Pollspeak, which tracks the votes of AP football voters.

The eight who have Oregon ahead of Boise State:

• Craig James of ESPN has Oregon No. 4 and Boise State No. 11.

Fourth quarter

0:20 — Boise State 45, San Jose State 7: Doug Martin 45 run (Brotzman kick)

Third quarter

9:26 — Boise State 38, San Jose State 7: Kyle Wilson 27 interception return (Kyle Brotzman kick)

10:22 — Boise State 31, San Jose State 7: Austin Pettis 8 pass from Kellen Moore (Kyle Brotzman kick)

Halftime

Stat leaders:

Rushing: Kaiserman 4-12

Passing: Moore 14-of-24, 221 yards, 2 touchdowns

Receiving: Pettis 4-55, Kirby Moore 2-68

Nearly 1,500 tickets remain for Saturday’s 1 p.m. kickoff between No. 6 Boise State and WAC foe San Jose State at Bronco Stadium.

There are also a number of student and guest tickets remaining.

Fans can purchase three tickets and receive one free in the south end zone as part of the Broncos’ “Tick-et Treat” promotion.

Fans are encouraged to wear orange to the Halloween day game.

UPDATE: 4:30 p.m. — From ESPN's Graham Watson:

ESPN's "College GameDay" is coming to Air Force Academy for the Air Force — Army game on Nov. 7.

Next week’s game will mark the third time "College GameDay" has broadcast from the Academy. The crew was there in 2001 for the Army game and in 2002 for the contest against Notre Dame. "College GameDay" will kickoff a week of programming in conjunction with Veterans Day.

A quick sampling

ESPNU will televise Boise State’s annual rivalry game with Idaho on Nov. 14 from Bronco Stadium, the Broncos announced Wednesday morning.

Kickoff has been moved to 1:30 p.m. It was originally slated to kickoff at 1 p.m. and be televised by KTVB.

UPDATE: No, the game will not be shown on KTVB. ESPN has an option in its television contract with the WAC that allows it to select additional games for its family of networks. ESPN exercised that option for this game.

ESPNU is on channel 301 on CableOne, channel 614 on Direct TV and channel 148 on Dish Network.

Fourth quarter

3:08 — Boise State 54, Hawaii 9: Matt Kaiersman 1 run (Brotzman kick)

9:50 — Boise State 47, Hawaii 9: Jon Medeiros 13 pass from Shane Austin (Scott Enos kick)

14:54 — Boise State 47, Hawaii 2: Brotzman 27 field goal

Third quarter

5:52 — Boise State 44, Hawaii 2: Safety, Moore recovered fumbled snap in end zone.

6:53 — Boise State 44-0: Titus Young 48 pass from Kellen Moore (Brotzman kick)