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Game Day: Western Michigan vs. Idaho - 10.2.10 - 2 p.m.

Football Mat Kanan, director of athletic media relations

Game Day: Western Michigan vs. Idaho - 10.2.10 - 2 p.m.

Western Michigan hosts Idaho in the 87th Annual Homecoming Game on Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2 p.m. from Waldo Stadium.  It is the first time since 1977 that WMU hosts a non-conference opponent on Homecoming.  The game is airing live on ESPN3.com and is a part of ESPN GamePlan through the WAC Sports Network.  Dave Harbison (play-by-play), Ralph Gaston (analysis) and Jenny Cavnar (sideline) will have the call.  Fans can also watch by subscribing to Bronco Insider.

If you live in areas listed below, the following channels will also be carrying the game:

CALIFORNIA IDAHO LOUISIANA NEVADA UTAH WASHINGTON
Bakersfield KUVI 45 Boise KTVB-DT2 Shreveport KTBS-D2 Reno KAME 21 Salt Lake KTVX-DT2 Spokane SWX
Fresno KAIL-DT2 Twin Falls KTFT-DT2     St. George KUSG 12 Tri-Cities SWX
Monterey KOTR 11 Idaho Falls KPXI 24       Yakima SWX
San Francisco KOFY 20 Lewiston KLEW 3        
SF/SJ/Oak/Sac/Chico/Red Comcast Hometown (Live and tape delay)          

WMU at MSU FOOTBALL NOTES OF INTEREST

  • Western Michigan is 2-0 against Idaho coming into the game
  • Western Michigan is hosting its 87th Annual Homecoming Game
  • This is the sixth different Homecoming opponent under head coach Bill Cubit (2005 — Kent State; 2006 - Northern Illinois; 2007 — Ball State; 2008 — Ohio; 2009 — Buffalo)
  • Cubit is 4-1 in Homecoming games
    WMU holds a 4-3 record against teams from the WAC (Louisiana Tech — 2-0; Idaho — 1-0; Utah State — 0-1; Fresno State — 0-2)
  • Western Michigan has started a season 1-2 for the 34th time in program history and is looking for a 12th winning season when that occurs
  • Alex Carder broke school record for completions in a game (43)
  • Carder became fourth Bronco QB to throw for over 400 yards in a game (403)
  • WMU had three receivers with over 10 receptions for the first time in program history
  • Jordan White and Juan Nunez's 13 respective catches tied Jamarko Simmons (who did it twice) seventh most in a game in program history
  • Alex Carder, Jordan White and Juan Nunez rank in the top five nationally in at least one statistical category
  • Western Michigan hold a 3-2 record coming off an open Saturday date under head coach Bill Cubit with wins against Bowling Green (2005), Iowa (2007) and Eastern Michigan (2008)

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Players Mentioned

Alex Carder

#14 Alex Carder

QB
6' 2"
Sophomore
Juan Nunez

#81 Juan Nunez

WR
6' 1"
Senior
Jordan White

#83 Jordan White

WR
6' 0"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Alex Carder

#14 Alex Carder

6' 2"
Sophomore
QB
Juan Nunez

#81 Juan Nunez

6' 1"
Senior
WR
Jordan White

#83 Jordan White

6' 0"
Senior
WR