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Broncos' Wild Comeback: 46-45 Win Over Texas State
1 Nov
Summary
- Boise State trailed by 11 points before rallying late.
- Backup QB Max Cutforth led three comeback touchdown drives.
- Legendary QB Kellen Moore statue unveiled at halftime.
No. 20 Boise State secured a dramatic 46-45 victory over Texas State in a game that saw a complete turnaround. The Broncos initially dominated, holding a 28-3 lead at halftime. However, Texas State mounted a significant comeback in the second half, scoring 36 unanswered points to take a 39-28 lead.
Disaster struck for Boise State when starting quarterback Maddux Madsen suffered a knee injury. Despite his absence, backup quarterback Max Cutforth stepped in and guided the Broncos through three crucial touchdown drives in the closing minutes. His performance included a game-winning touchdown pass with 2:40 remaining.
The defense also contributed vital stops, including a fourth-down pass breakup that sealed the win. This exhilarating comeback kept Boise State's playoff hopes alive. The game also featured the halftime unveiling of a bronze statue honoring former Broncos quarterback Kellen Moore, the winningest quarterback in college football history.
