Strachan, Boise State To Play in MWC Championship

Broncos To Vie for Title After Down Year

UNITED STATES – Prince Strachan has shown flashes of brilliance this year for the Boise State Broncos and now, they’ll have the chance to play for a conference championship. 

The freshman 6’5” wideout from Grand Bahama tallied 9 catches for 237 yards and two touchdowns on the season, including a 3-catch, 128-yard eruption last month against Univeristy of New Mexico. 

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The Broncos went 7-5 on the season, a relative disappointment by their lofty standards that resulted in the firing of head coach Andy Avalos. Despite that, they were able to go 6-2 in conference salvaging their season. And now they’ll have a chance to play UNLV on Saturday at 3 pm at Allegiant Field in Las Vegas for a conference title. 
Although Strachan has had a relatively quiet season outside of his big day against New Mexico, he’s shown himself to be a big play guy, averaging over 26 yards per catch in his limited opportunities. 

Don’t be shocked if he makes a few big plays on Saturday.