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The Big Sky Conference extended its broadcasting deal with ESPN through 2030, league commissioner Tom Wistrcill announced Monday.

Nineteen-and-a-half-pounds of lacquered Douglas fir shaped like a giant spud and resting atop a wood base dominated the University of Idaho’s table at the Big Sky Conference Football Kickoff media day.

The University of Idaho has secured the services of football coach Jason Eck through the 2028 season after the Idaho State Board of Education approved a two-year contract extension Wednesday.

MOSCOW, Idaho – With the ink barely dry on the papers establishing a corporation to accept financial donations and distribute money to University of Idaho athletes, several longtime Vandals supporters expect to have an idea by midsummer whether their goal to create a name, image and likeness collective to pay college athletes is succeeding.

MOSCOW, Idaho – Nobody raised their stock this spring like Idaho redshirt freshman linebacker Zach Johnson.

Hayden Hatten won’t be traveling far to begin his professional football career.

MOSCOW, Idaho — Coming out of spring football, Idaho head coach Jason Eck is no doubt pleased his starters look to be worthy successors to the team that reached the quarterfinals of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs last year.

MOSCOW, Idaho – In its spring game Friday, Idaho’s first team, in black, rolled up 35 points, including a third-quarter interception returned for a touchdown by linebacker Jaxton Eck, coach Jason Eck’s son, and it held the second and third teams in white to a single score.

MOSCOW, Idaho – Spring football is always an imperfect evaluator.

It’s not as if Gevani McCoy’s thought was ridiculous. It’s been successfully done before. Still, playing quarterback at Idaho versus the same position at an FBS school takes a leap of faith and confidence.

MOSCOW, Idaho – Only one position group for the exceptionally young Idaho Vandals enjoys the security of senior starters, coach Jason Eck points out.