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Bulldogs have a starting quarterback with Reyna set to take offense from spring into summer
This news is from last week, but I didn’t want it to get lost in the shuffle. Fresno State has bypassed the drama and suspense of the quarterback battle and announced senior Jorge Reyna as the starter. It’s not exactly a stunning conclusion, Reyna was a big favorite to win the job, but it’s a noteworthy move by Jeff Tedford. With this situation out of the way, Fresno can focus on improving this summer and fall camp.
2019 MWC power rankings: Deepest G5 conference still has a clear favorite
Bill Connelly concludes his tremendously well-done preview of the Mountain West with his power rankings. Seriously, you won’t find a magazine this summer as thorough as Bill’s previews. No stunning revelations in this power rankings. Boise State comes in at #1 having returned a ton of talent on defense, and just generally being the most talented team in the conference. Fresno, Utah State, San Diego State are next up in that regard, each having a few more questions marks than the Broncos.
USA Today: Clemson, Alabama headline college football’s post-spring top 25 for 2019
Paul Myerberg cannot quit the Broncos. In his post-spring top 25, the Boise State Broncos are the only Mountain West team to feature, noting the Broncos depth at wide receiver and on defense being the key factors despite an unsettled quarterback position. Rankings, previews...the end of the college football off-season isn’t super off anymore.
Quarterback Malik Henry reveling in ‘last chance’ with Nevada football team
To say that Malik Henry was a big-time high school football prospect would be a huge understatement. Once the #5 ranked players overall, Henry has fallen a long ways from that glory. He’s attempting to build his way back as a walk-on at Nevada. Is he a sleeper to blow up in 2019?
Boise State star is a potential 2020 NFL first-round pick, and there’s another on radar
Boise State defensive end Curtis Weaver and offensive lineman Ezra Cleveland will be juniors for the Broncos this upcoming season, but don’t let that distinction fool you: it’s the worst kept secret on campus that barring injuries, these two players are likely NFL bound in 2020. Dave Southorn details why that is the case.
Baseball Standings
For those keeping an eye on MW baseball. Here are your standings heading into May pic.twitter.com/LxkBGiOy1l
— MWCConnection.com (@MWCConnection) May 1, 2019
Lobos Making Noise in Recruiting
Lobos land a commitment from 6-11 4-star center Antwan January, the cousin of former Lobo Tony Snell. https://t.co/DgUl0XvB0j
— Geoff Grammer (@GeoffGrammer) May 2, 2019
On the Horizon:
Thursday: Please check out another edition of Stats Corner, this week’s focus being Air Force and Colorado State football. Plus, a projected Boise State depth chart.