Boise State University and the Pac-12 conference have released the full football schedule and television details for the 2026-2027 season, marking the Broncos’ highly anticipated debut in their new conference home. The announcement gives fans across the Treasure Valley their first complete look at what promises to be a landmark year for Boise State Athletics.
Schedule Highlights and Conference Play
The Broncos will open the season facing Oregon before welcoming the Memphis Tigers to Albertsons Stadium in week two — the first time Memphis has visited The Blue. Boise State moves into Pac-12 conference play beginning in week five, when Utah State travels to Boise. The regular season wraps up November 28 with a flexible nonconference matchup that could feature Colorado State, Fresno State, Utah State, or Washington State. The opponent, along with kickoff time and broadcast network, will be confirmed no later than six days before the game, per Boise State Athletics.
Stadium Upgrades Add to the Pac-12 Experience
The 2026 season will also be the first in which fans experience the completed North End Zone expansion at Albertsons Stadium. The nearly $70 million project is designed to improve the game-day atmosphere and expand the stadium’s capacity to host major events beyond football. Adding to the excitement, a newly designed blue turf surface is set to be installed this summer, featuring design elements paying tribute to Boise State standouts Ashton Jeanty and Kellen Moore.
Season ticket demand is expected to be strong. The program has set a goal of selling 23,000 season tickets for the upcoming campaign. Fans interested in securing seats can purchase tickets online or by contacting the Boise State Athletics Ticket Office at 208-426-4737.
What Comes Next for Bronco Fans
With the Pac-12 move generating significant buzz throughout Ada County and the broader Treasure Valley, this fall figures to be one of the most watched seasons in recent Boise State history. The combination of a new conference slate, a revamped stadium, fresh turf, and a marquee opening opponent gives both longtime fans and newcomers plenty of reason to follow the Broncos closely.
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Kickoff times and broadcast details for individual games will continue to be announced as the season approaches. Fans are encouraged to check the Boise State Athletics website or call the ticket office for the latest schedule updates.