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Boise State’s men’s basketball team is pivoting to a defense‑first approach in the 2026 season, adding new talent while emphasizing aggressive play to rebound from last year’s defensive shortcomings.
Ty Rodgers, a key defensive transfer for Boise State, underwent successful surgery after a lower‑body injury sustained in a team workout. The setback follows a career punctuated by injuries, and his return timeline is still unknown.
Former Boise State star Max Rice is back with the program as an assistant coach, adding a decorated playing career and international background.
Max Rice, the all‑time leader in games played for Boise State, is set to return as an assistant coach for the 2026‑27 season, bringing his playing experience, international background, and family ties to the program.
Max Rice, a former standout at Bishop Kelly High School and Boise State, joins the Broncos’ coaching roster after a professional season with the East Perth Eagles, where he averaged 11.1 points and 3.3 assists. His hiring follows the departure of Lexus Williams and the retirement of offensive coordinator Tim Duryea.
Tim Duryea, who helped guide Boise State to three straight NCAA tournaments, is retiring, leaving two openings on the Broncos' coaching roster.