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Riley’s 198 Yards Rushing and 2 Late TDs Help Push Boise State Past South Dakota 38-24
Riley scored twice in the fourth quarter as Boise State avoided a loss that would have damaged its College Football Playoff chances.
- On Saturday, Boise State defeated South Dakota 38-24 at Albertsons Stadium. Running back Dylan Riley rushed for 198 yards and scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to secure the victory.
- The Broncos avoided a potential upset in this FCS-versus-FBS matchup, as a loss would have significantly damaged their College Football Playoff chances. Boise State entered the contest as a heavy favorite.
- Quarterback Maddux Madsen threw for 208 yards as Boise State accumulated 533 total yards of offense. However, Cam Bates muffed a punt with less than five minutes remaining, giving South Dakota new life.
- "I'm going to go back to the drawing board," said Boise State coach Spencer Danielson. He emphasized the team has significant areas to improve before their next kickoff.
- Next Saturday, the Broncos play on the road against Western Michigan, while South Dakota travels to face Youngstown State. Both teams continue their schedules following the nonconference matchup.
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Riley’s 198 yards rushing and 2 late TDs help push Boise State past South Dakota 38-24
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Dylan Riley had 198 yards rushing, and his two touchdown runs in the fourth quarter helped Boise State pull away and beat South Dakota 38-24 on Saturday night. Bohdie Ing’s 43-yard field goal for South Dakota tied the game 24-all with 10:33 remaining. Riley’s 2-yard touchdown run capped a nine-play, 75-yard...
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