BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — Heading into the season, one of the big questions surrounding Boise State would be how the team could even begin to replace the gaping, record-breaking hole in the rushing attack left by NFL-bound Ashton Jeanty’s departure.

The phenom racked up 2,601 yards last season and nearly won the Heisman Trophy, and there didn’t need to be much in the way of backup support. But that also meant there was plenty of room for a couple of running backs to compete for leading-rusher status in 2025.

Would it be Sire Gaines, who was impressing coaches and fans alike at Boise State before he even turned 18? Or Malik Sherrod, a sixth-year transfer from Fresno State with tons of Mountain West experience? Or perhaps even Jambres “Breezy” Dubar, who struggled with injuries but entered

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