Boise State’s Vote Share Declines in Week 3 Coaches Poll
Boise State's vote share has decreased in the Week 3 Coaches Poll.
Boise, ID, September 20, 2026 — The Boise State football program experienced a reduction in its vote share within the latest Week 3 Coaches Poll. Specific details regarding the extent of this decrease or the exact number of votes received by Boise State were not provided in the information available.
The Coaches Poll, a weekly ranking of NCAA Division I FBS football teams compiled by USA Today and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), reflects the opinions of Football Bowl Subdivision head coaches. Teams are awarded 25 points for each first-place vote, 24 for second, and so on, down to one point for each 25th-place vote. The poll is a significant indicator of national standing and can influence perceptions and bowl projections throughout the season.
While Boise State’s performance and standing in the poll are noted to have shifted, the specific reasons behind the decrease in vote share are not detailed. Factors that can influence a team’s ranking and vote share in such polls typically include recent game outcomes, strength of schedule, individual player performances, and overall team momentum. However, without further information, it is not possible to elaborate on the specific contributors to Boise State’s adjusted standing in the Week 3 poll.
The trend summary indicates a decrease, but the magnitude of this change and the team’s resulting position in the poll were not specified. Further updates or analysis would require more comprehensive data from the poll itself, including the total number of votes received by Boise State in Week 3 and its corresponding rank, as well as comparisons to previous weeks. The exact number of coaches who voted for Boise State, and their respective placements, are also not publicly detailed at this time.
The lack of specific figures means that a precise assessment of the impact of this shift on Boise State’s national perception is unavailable. Future polls will likely provide a clearer picture of the team’s trajectory and how it is viewed by collegiate head coaches across the country.
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