Everyone in this thread is forgetting that Boise State is not nearly as quick or deep a team as UCF is. Against UCF Pindell had several nice runs but was eventually run down, against Boise I'm thinking he breaks two or three for huge gains or TD's. Same for Mensah and the other running backs, as well as Dixon on kick offs and punts. My big worry is Boise trying to pick apart the secondary, but again this is where Boise is again slower against our pass rush than UCF was. Boise's OL is big but slow, which means we need to take risks with single coverage and blitz on occasion to keep them honest. If blitzing works, at worst we get a sack at best a throw attempt under pressure results in a pick or QB fumble. If Crocker remains Crocker we're screwed, if he realizes he needs to take some risks, then we can play them toe to toe. Boise by 7 at the half, final score Boise 34 UConn 27. If we didn't learn anything from last week then 56-21.