Dylan Andrews reaches 1,000 point milestone as Boise State grinds out wins

Broncos lean on roster depth, Andrews' leadership to secure key conference victories

Published on Feb. 14, 2026

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Boise State men's basketball has navigated a challenging conference stretch, grinding out wins against Nevada and New Mexico while senior guard Dylan Andrews reached the 1,000 career point milestone. Andrews' leadership and clutch performances, along with a balanced team effort, have kept the Broncos pushing forward as March Madness approaches.

Why it matters

Boise State's ability to grind out close wins and rely on veteran leadership from Andrews is crucial as the team jockeys for position in the competitive Mountain West conference. Andrews' 1,000 point milestone is a significant individual achievement that also reflects the program's sustained success over his four-year career.

The details

Over a recent four-game win streak, forward Drew Fielder emerged as a dominant interior presence for the Broncos, but the team's balance shifted in close losses to Grand Canyon and Nevada. In those games, senior guard Dylan Andrews stepped up, scoring 25 points with 6 assists in the overtime win against Nevada and pouring in a career-high 33 points in the victory over New Mexico. Andrews' clutch shooting and playmaking helped the Broncos secure those critical conference wins.

  • On January 30, Boise State's four-game win streak ended with a road loss to Grand Canyon.
  • On February 3, Boise State defeated Nevada 91-87 in overtime.
  • On February 7, Boise State defeated New Mexico 91-90.
  • On February 3, Dylan Andrews surpassed 1,000 career points.

The players

Dylan Andrews

A senior guard for Boise State who recently surpassed 1,000 career points, a significant milestone in his four-year career with the Broncos.

Drew Fielder

A Boise State forward who emerged as a dominant interior presence during the team's earlier four-game win streak, averaging 17 points, 8.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.3 blocks per game.

Javan Buchanan

A Boise State player who had a strong outing against Nevada, scoring 23 points with 5 rebounds and 2 assists.

Leon Rice

The head coach of the Boise State men's basketball team, who praised Dylan Andrews' growth and accountability.

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What they’re saying

“I didn't even know I hit the 1,000 career points tonight. It felt amazing, and especially just how my teammates congratulated me. I love these guys right here. So me having 1,000 points, that's God right there.”

— Dylan Andrews, Senior Guard (arbiteronline.com)

“I'm so proud of him, because I feel like he really had a breakthrough the other day at practice, and to see it translate to him being the player that we're working towards. When accountability results in growth instead of resistance, it's so rewarding.”

— Leon Rice, Head Coach (arbiteronline.com)

“You learn that's your character. When you're up big and things look ugly and they start coming back, how you respond shows what kind of team you are.”

— Javan Buchanan, Player (arbiteronline.com)

What’s next

The Broncos will look to continue their momentum as they push for a strong finish to the regular season and positioning for the Mountain West tournament in March.

The takeaway

Boise State's ability to grind out close wins and rely on the veteran leadership of Dylan Andrews has kept the Broncos in the hunt in the competitive Mountain West conference. Andrews' 1,000 point milestone is a testament to his growth and the program's sustained success.