Boise State dominates Portland State with 56-14 victory

On a Saturday night in Boise, Idaho, Maddux Madsen led Boise State to a commanding victory over Portland State, throwing three touchdown passes and adding a rushing touchdown. The game showcased Boise State's offensive prowess, as they amassed a total of 609 yards, including 342 yards on the ground. Dylan Riley contributed significantly with 96 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Cameron Camper caught two touchdown passes, further extending the lead. Portland State managed to tie the game early with a touchdown, but Boise State quickly regained control. Madsen's 4-yard touchdown pass to Matt Lauter and his own 1-yard sneak solidified the Broncos' dominance in the first half. The team maintained their momentum into the second half, scoring consistently and keeping Portland State at bay. Despite a fumble recovery touchdown by Portland State's Delon Thompson, the game was largely one-sided. Boise State's defense held strong, limiting Portland State's offensive opportunities and forcing them into difficult situations. The Broncos' ability to convert on key plays and maintain possession was crucial to their success. The victory improved Boise State's record, showcasing their potential as a formidable team this season. With a balanced attack and solid defense, they demonstrated their readiness to compete at a high level, leaving Portland State still searching for their first win of the season.