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Event – Nevada Wolf Pack at Boise State Broncos

Time & Date – 1 pm, Friday, November 27th, 2009

Venue – Bronco Stadium, Boise, Idaho

The last time these two universities faced off on the field, it was November 22nd last year. The Wolf Pack hosted, and the Broncos won. This year Boise State hosts the battle, and Nevada will have to beat home field advantage if it wants to turn the tables.

Playing since 1896, the Wolf Pack earned its 13th conference title in 2005 and is working hard to win its first national championship. Nevada has a 3-6 bowl games record and a .530 all-time winning percentage.

Playing since 1932, the Broncos earned their 14th conference title last year and their 2nd national title in 1980. Boise State has a 5-4 bowl games record and a .732 all-time winning percentage.

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Nevada and Boise State are two of the best in NCAA’s Division I FBS. Here’s a look at where both stand at this point in ’09.

NEVADA WOLF PACK

Sitting at the top of the Western Athletic Conference, the Wolf Pack has a 7-3 (6-0 WAC) record. Nevada’s offense has brought in 55 touchdowns and is averaging 520.6 yards per game, while the defense has allowed only 35 touchdowns and an average of 412.8 yards per game. Quarterback Colin Kaepernick is 134-of-220 for a 60.9 percent completion rate, running back Vai Taua leads in rushing with 1,059 yards to date, wide receiver Brandon Wimberly sits atop receiving yards with 590, and defensive back Khalid Wooten is king with 2 interceptions in total.

BOISE STATE BRONCOS

Ranked #6 by the Associated Press and sitting 2nd in the Western Athletic Conference, the Broncos have a 10-0 (5-0 WAC) record. Boise State’s offense has brought in 50 touchdowns and is averaging 444.4 yards per game, while the defense has allowed only 21 touchdowns and an average of 295.8 yards per game. Quarterback Kellen Moore is 203-of-300 for a 67.7 percent completion rate, running back Jeremy Avery leads in rushing with 892 yards to date, wide receiver Austin Pettis sits atop receiving yards with 781, and safety Jeron Johnson is king with 4 interceptions in total.

Will Nevada defeat the nation’s sixth best and stay at the top of their conference, or will Boise State prove why the Wolf Pack stays out of the Top 25?

Last year Nevada finished 3rd in its conference with a 7-6 (5-3 WAC) record. The Wolf Pack played against the Maryland Terrapins in the Humanitarian Bowl, but lost 35-42. Boise State finished 2008 ranked #11 by the Associated Press and at the top of its conference with a 12-1 (8-0 WAC) record. The Broncos played against the #7 TCU Horned Frogs in the Poinsettia Bowl, but lost 16-17.

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