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    "There's a huge wild card and I think it's Boise State," said New Mexico Bowl representative Jeff Siembieda, who watched the Bulldogs beat Idaho 31-21 in the Kibbie Dome in Moscow on Saturday night. "A lot of things happened in their favor, with Iowa losing and Oregon losing and Notre Dame losing. But obviously they're going somewhere and I don't know where, and they're the key piece." Indeed, No. 6 Boise State (9-0, 4-0 WAC) is in the running for a Bowl Championship Series date again and will likely slow the bowl invitation process to the WAC's three bowls: The Roady's Humanitarian Bowl in Boise, the New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque and the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl in Honolulu. Full Article at Fresno Bee
    A lot of things happened in their favor, with Iowa losing and Oregon losing and Notre Dame losing. But obviously they're going somewhere and I don't know where, and they're the key piece.
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
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Boise State key piece in bowl puzzle
  1. I think the loser of the Boise State-Idaho game probably ends up in Hawaii ... But I don't know.
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
  2. There's a huge wild card and I think it's Boise State
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
  3. You'd like there to be a buildup to the big game with the stakes high, so your games late in the season have a lot of meaning.
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
  4. We don't talk about that. I'm not too worried about that at all.
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
  5. There's so much more momentum behind the program now than there was a year ago
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
  6. In the perfect world, you really want to have your marquee games later in the season
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago
  7. They put on a great game, they're great people to work with ... I like Pat and Thomas and their whole staff.
    SOURCE: Fresno Bee 3 weeks ago

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