Boise State-28, Wisconsin-20

Madison, WI-Battling freezing temperatures and a steady snowfall, Boise State got 2 rushing touchdowns from Doug Martin and 304 passing yards and 2 TD from Kellen Moore on their way to the first national championship in their school's history, 28-20. The Broncos jumped out to a 14-3 halftime lead by being efficient in the passing game and playing solid defense, limiting the Badgers to 123 yards of offense in the first half.

Doug Martin gained 125 yards on the Wisconsin defense (72 rush, 53 receiving). WR Titus Young caught 6 passes for 151 yards for Boise State. Wisconsin RB John Clay ran for 149 yards on 23 carries. Boise State converted 9 of 15 third down situations, allowing the Broncos to control the ball and win the national title.

Boise State Broncos-7-7-0-14-28
Wisconsin Badgers -3-0-7-10-20

Wis-Welch 22 FG
BSU-Pettis 5 pass from Moore (Brotzman Kick)
BSU-Martin 8 run (Brotzman Kick)
Wis-Clay 15 run (Welch Kick)
BSU-Avery 22 pass from Moore (Brotzman Kick)
Wis-Welch 44 FG
BSU-Martin 2 run (Brotzman Kick)
Wis-Kendricks 1 pass from Tolzien (Welch Kick)

Stats
Rushing-BSU-Martin-23-72-2, Avery-11-52-0, Hodge-3-7-0, Moore-3(-6)-0
Wis-Clay-23-149-1, Ball-10-51-0, White-2(-3)-0, Tolzien-4(-10)-0
Receiving-BSU-Young-6-151-0, Pettis-5-54-1, Martin-4-53-0, Efaw-4-30-0, Gallarda-3-31-0, Avery-2-29-1, Shoemaker-1-13-0, Hiwat-1-7-0
Wis-Toon-4-48-0, Kendricks-4-44-1, Anderson-3-45-0, Ball-3-23-0, Abbrederis-3-19-0, Gilreath-2-28-0, Duckworth-2-9-0
Passing-BSU-Moore-24-36-307-2-1, Southwick-2-2-61-0-0
Wis-Tolzien-18-30-188-1-0, Budmayr-3-5-28-0-0
Sacks-BSU-Nisby, Tevis
Wis-Briedis
Interceptions-Wis-Fenelus