Boise State Broncos Excel with Strong Offensive Line Play

The Boise State Broncos' offensive line is playing really well, with a strong rushing attack and minimal sacks allowed.

What's behind the success?

The team's offensive line coach, Tim Keane, praises Mason Randolph's smart and consistent play.

Randolph, a redshirt sophomore, started 10 games at guard last season and has started eight games this year, playing both guard and center.

He was named a Freshman All-American by three organizations after not surrendering a single sack last season.

How does this impact the team's performance?

The Broncos' offensive line has given up just 12 sacks this year, which is tied for No. 11 in the country, with an average of 1.09 sacks a game.

This is the third-fewest the Broncos have ever given up in a season.

The team is averaging 210 rushing yards a game, which ranks No. 8 in the country.

What comes next for the Broncos?

The Broncos will face Air Force on Friday in the regular-season finale at Albertsons Stadium.

Their next game is vs Oregon Ducks on 2026-09-05.

The team's talented backfield and veteran offensive line have contributed to their success.

Offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan notes that the quarterbacks and running backs might want to thank the linemen with a fancy dinner at the end of the season.

Interim head coach Spencer Danielson praises the offensive line, saying they deserve all the praise.

The Broncos' offensive line played a strong game last weekend in a 45-10 win at Utah State.

They gave up just one sack and opened massive holes, allowing the Broncos to rack up 352 rushing yards.

This was the first time they rushed for more than 350 yards in a game since Boise State posted 400 against UConn in 2018.

Many of those lanes opened up between Randolph and veteran guards Garrett Curran and Ben Dooley.

The Broncos are among four teams in the race for the Mountain West title game.