The Boise St. Broncos are in a fight against the Miami RedHawks, and lead 15-9 at the half. The only touchdown for Boise State came late in the second quarter on a six-play, 75-yard drive with running back D.J. Harper scoring on a 1-yard sweep to give Boise State the six-point lead.
Miami scored all of their nine points in the second quarter, first was a field. The second score was set up when Boise State freshman running back Jack Fields fumbled the ball at their own 8-yard line. This allowed Miami to get their first touchdown of the game three plays later on a halfback pass where running back Spencer Treadwell threw a 2-yard pass to Andy Cruse.
That touchdown gave Miami a 9-8 lead and so they went for the two-point conversion which was not converted as Miami quarterback Zac Dysert overthrew his receiver.
Boise State quarterback Joe Southwick is having a solid game by completing 11-for-17 passes for 188 yards with one touchdown and an interception.
Check out Boise State blog One Bronco Nation Under God or more on the Broncos. Head over to SB Nation NCAA Football for more news and notes around the college world.
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