Boise State women's basketball is set to kick off its Mountain West home play, facing Nevada on December 31 and Grand Canyon on January 3. The Broncos look to extend their perfect 7-0 home record, with a potential eighth consecutive home win ensuring they match their best start since 2024-25. Currently, Nevada struggles, holding a 4-8 record and seeking its first conference win, while Grand Canyon stands at 2-10 overall. Boise State boasts one of the most potent offenses in the league, averaging 71.0 points per game, and has strong individual players nearing key career milestones.

By the Numbers
  • Boise State has started the season 7-0 at home for three straight seasons.
  • Tatum Thompson leads the Mountain West with 45 made free throws and 67 attempts.
State of Play
  • Boise State is ranked first in the Mountain West for average free throws made per game (13.8).
  • The Broncos have the conference's best three-point shooting percentage at 38.7%.
What's Next

Following games against Nevada and Grand Canyon, Boise State will strive to maintain its winning momentum in conference play, with upcoming matchups potentially shaping their positioning for postseason opportunities.

Bottom Line

For Boise State, building on its strong home performance and leveraging individual player milestones will be crucial as they aim to establish dominance in Mountain West play.