Boise State will participate in its final Mountain West Conference football media days session in mid-July.
The 2025 MWC media days will be held July 16-17 at Circa Las Vegas, the conference announced on Thursday. Players will speak on July 16 with coaches appearing the following day.
Boise State, the conference’s two-time defending champion, is heading off to the Pac-12 following the 2025-26 athletics season alongside fellow MWC schools Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State and Utah State. Gonzaga of the West Coast Conference is also joining current Pac-12 members Oregon State and Washington State in 2026.
The Broncos finished 12-2 overall last season and reached the College Football Playoff for the first time in program history. Boise State earned a first-round bye in the inaugural 12-team playoff and fell to Penn State in a Fiesta Bowl quarterfinal, 31-14.
Boise State and UNLV have faced off in the last two MWC championship games. The Broncos won the 2023 meeting, 44-20, at Allegiant Stadium in greater Las Vegas and secured a 21-7 victory in a title game rematch last December at Albertsons Stadium.
Boise State, which left the Western Athletic Conference for the MWC in 2011, is a six-time MWC champion: 2012, 2014, 2017, 2019, 2023, 2024. The Broncos will be going a three-peat in their final MWC season.
Boise State has a favorable MWC schedule in 2025 with home matchups against Colorado State, Fresno State and UNLV.
Here is the Broncos’ complete 2025 football schedule:
Aug. 28 – at South Florida
Sept. 6 – Eastern Washington
Sept. 13 – Bye
Sept. 20 – at Air Force
Sept. 27 – Appalachian State
Oct. 4 – at Notre Dame
Oct. 11 – New Mexico
Oct. 18 – UNLV
Oct. 25 – at Nevada
Nov. 1 – Fresno State
Nov. 8 – Bye
Nov. 15 – at San Diego State
Nov. 22 – Colorado State
Nov. 29 – at Utah State
The last non-Boise State MWC champion was Fresno State. The Bulldogs defeated the Broncos, 28-16, in the 2022 title game.
Here is the full list of MWC football champions:
2024: Boise State
2023: Boise State
2022: Fresno State
2021: Utah State
2020: San Jose State
2019: Boise State
2018: Fresno State
2017: Boise State
2016: San Diego State
2015: San Diego State
2014: Boise State
2013: Fresno State
2012: Boise State, Fresno State, San Diego State
2011: TCU
2010: TCU
2009: TCU
2008: Utah
2007: BYU
2006: BYU
2005: TCY
2004: Utah
2003: Utah
2002: Colorado State
2001: BYU
2000: Colorado State
1999: BYU, Colorado State, Utah
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