The climate is dry and seasonal with sufficient variation. Most of this land is used for irrigated agriculture. To the south and west, the land is generally level with benches defined by former flows of the Boise and Snake rivers. The Boise Mountains, which rise 5,000 feet to 8,000 feet, are covered with a mix of sagebrush and chaparral, giving way to ridges of fir, spruce, and pine at the summits. Boise is an attractive capital city with a lot going for it today. Cost of living is growing but is still reasonable especially for the region. Mostly due to inbound migration, the area is experiencing an economic boom, but there are some questions how long it will continue and how it will affect the quality of life long term. Residential areas have begun to sprawl into agricultural lands to the west towards Eagle and Nampa, resulting in suburban sprawl and concerns about traffic and water supply, although many of these suburbs are more attractive than other Western counterparts. Boise State University adds some college life, but entertainment and nightlife are not the city’s strong suits. The historic commercial area west of downtown has been revitalized and serves as a destination with a well-attended farmer’s market. In town, the North End is a successful tree-shaded urban restoration for mixed residential and commercial use.
Bogus Basin offers an after-work ski opportunity 20 miles away. Named the 2018 Idaho Press Tribune Sports Inspirational Athlete of the Year.was named to the 2017 3A All-Idaho Second Team as an offensive lineman, and earned spots on the 3A All-Snake River Valley First Team as both a defensive lineman and tight end.in 2017, he made 22 catches for 330 yards and five touchdowns in his tight end role, while making 57 tackles on defense, including 13 for loss and five sacks.also lettered in basketball and golf at Homedale.Outdoor recreation is abundant, with excellent fishing, hiking, bicycling, and other activities, particularly in the Boise National Forest just to the northeast. 16).įRESHMAN (2018): Appeared in two games.made his collegiate debut against BYU (Nov. RS FRESHMAN (2019): Appeared in 12 games.had half a tackle-for-loss among his two shared tackles on the year.shared a tackle-for-loss against New Mexico (Nov. 12).had two tackles-for-loss among his five solo tackles at Hawai'i (Nov. 6).blocked a field goal, which led to a 91-yard touchdown return, and made four tackles, including a shared TFL, against Colorado State (Nov. 31).had 1.5 sacks and blocked a PAT against BYU (Nov. RS SOPHOMORE (2020): Started all seven games.made six tackles at Air Force (Oct. 16)…had a season-high eight tackles (four solo). 9), notched five tackles, including one sack, and recovered a fumble…recorded two sacks against Air Force (Oct. 25)…added a sack in the second quarter, his third of the season…caught a three-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter, first by a lineman since 2016…at BYU (Oct. 2)…blocked a field goal in the first quarter at Utah State (Sept. RS JUNIOR (2021): Started all 12 games…registered a team-leading 8.5 tackles-for-loss, including seven sacks…his 41 tackles (29 solo) led all Bronco defensive linemen…made five tackles, including one sack, and forced a fumble in the season-opening game at UCF (Sept. 12) and tied the team-high tackles with seven…hauled in his second-career touchdown, catching a 1-yard pass against Utah State (Nov. 22) with seven…tallied his first solo sack of the season at Nevada (Nov. RS SENIOR (2022): Started all 13 games in which he appeared…recorded a team-leading seven quarterback hurries…his 49 tackles led all Bronco defensive lineman…also notched six tackles-for-loss, 2.5 sacks and a pass breakup…tied the team-high tackles at Air Force (Oct.
All-Mountain West Honorable Mention (2020).
2x All-Mountain West Second Team (2021, 2022).2x Academic All-Mountain West (Fall 2021, 2022).NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Invitee (2022-23).
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