With this victory, Boise State maintains its top spot in the Mountain West standings, holding an overall record of 9-1 and an unbeaten conference record. Their only loss this season came at the hands of No. 1-ranked Oregon, and since then, the Broncos have shown the college football world why they deserve their top-12 ranking.

The Broncos took the win with an 84-71 final score against Clemson. The Broncos set the tone early in the game with Tyson Degenhart scoring 16 points in the first half he also had a team-high of 11 rebounds. The Broncos went into halftime with a 36-35 lead.

After losing to Clemson 85-68 last season in Clemson, South Carolina, the Broncos (3-1) returned the favor in the second game of the home-and-home series. But it took a bit for the announced crowd of 11,275 to find a reason to cheer.