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San Jose State hires former Boise State athletic director Bleymaier
SAN JOSE, Calif. — San Jose State has hired former Boise State athletic director Gene Bleymaier to run its athletic department. University President Mohammad Qayoumi announced Thursday that Bleymaier will replace Tom Bowen effective June 30. Bowen left to take over the department at Memphis.
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Boise State tennis player falls at NCAA Championships
Senior Damian Hume, ranked No. 69, put a scare into No. 15 Alex Musialek of Kentucky in a first-round match in Athens, Ga. Hume won the first set 7-5, then dropped the next two sets 6-1, 6-2 to see his career end. Hume finished the season with a 31-7 record.
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Boise State men’s basketball team adds forward from Serbia
Vukasin Vujovic, a 6-foot-9, 220-pounder from Belgrade, Serbia, signed a national letter of intent to play for the Broncos. He averaged 16 points and 5.8 rebounds while shooting 53 percent for a junior team in the Euroleague. Coach Leon Rice also announced that guard Jeff Elorriaga has been put ...
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Boise State AD reaffirms football move to Big East
Boise State’s conference scramble didn’t need any more drama, but the Broncos got some Monday.
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Idaho colleges roundup: College of Idaho golfer ties for 46th place at nationals
Junior Trish Gibbens, a Caldwell High graduate, shot a final-round 83 on Friday at the NAIA Nationals in Tennessee. Gibbens, who was in third place after the first round, was the only Coyote to play in the final round of the 72-hole event.
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Idaho colleges roundup: State universities sending 36 athletes to track regionals
Boise State has qualified 17 track and field athletes for the West Preliminary Round of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships, while Idaho is sending 13 and Idaho State six. The meet is May 24-26 in Austin, Texas. One Boise State athlete, Kurt Felix, already has qualified for nationals ...
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Idaho colleges roundup: College of Idaho golfer falls behind at nationals
Trish Gibbens leads the Coyotes with a two-round total 154 at the NAIA Women’s Golf National Championships in Greeneville, Tenn. But Gibbens fell from third place to 34th. British Columbia leads the team race at 604. The C of I (651) is 21st with two rounds remaining.
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Big West will consider adding Broncos’ programs
Boise State may have found a solution to its Big East problem — just in time.
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Boise State outfielder shares Mountain West softball honor
Tara Glover was the co-player of the year in the Mountain West, the conference announced Tuesday. San Diego State’s Hayley Miles shared the honor with Glover. Three other Broncos earned first-team, all-conference honors — outfielder Devon Bridges, second baseman Kellie Caplan and pitcher...
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