Boise State’s 2026-27 non-conference schedule is loaded with firepower, featuring key matchups like Butler and Nebraska, plus neutral-site games in California and a Thanksgiving showcase in Idaho Falls. With a revamped Pac-12 looming — now a nine-team league stacked with Gonzaga, San Diego State, and other NCAA Tournament regulars — the Broncos are bringing in a fresh starting five and high-impact transfers to make their mark in Year One of the new conference era.

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Boise State’s nonconference basketball season is set to be a wild ride with 15 games across 11 states, led by coach Leon Rice’s proven track record. Eight home games at ExtraMile Arena kick off November 4 against West Coast Baptist, followed by matchups with Butler and Oakland, plus a neutral-site clash with Nebraska. The Broncos face a grueling Thanksgiving tournament in Idaho Falls, then road tests against Wichita State before returning home for more action — including two neutral-site games in Southern California — and closing out the slate with a home game against Lamar on December 29. Season tickets are on sale now — BroncoSports.com/tickets.

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Boise State is on the hunt for elite talent, and they’ve landed a major coup with four-star point guard Jamaal McKnight Jr. set to visit campus in September—right before a big football game. Ranked 90th overall by ESPN and one of the top 22 guards in his class, McKnight Jr. brings playmaking flair and elite pedigree, having played at DeMatha Catholic and Long Island Lutheran. His visit comes after the Broncos missed out on Brandon Mason Jr., who chose Xavier. With five roster spots open post-season and key players departing, Boise State needs this kind of firepower to rebuild and return to NCAA contention after two straight tournament misses.

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