Boise State clinched a 46-41 victory over Oregon State on Saturday night, a result that officially designates Albertsons Stadium as the site of the 2026 Pac-12 Championship, according to KIVI. The win not only extended the Broncos’ perfect 6-0 conference record but also kept their overall tally at 9-1 heading into the postseason.
The championship game is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 4, at 6 p.m. MT and will be broadcast nationally on CBS. The opponent will be determined after the Pac-12 completes its remaining games next Saturday, leaving the final matchup still to be decided.
This marks the third straight year Boise State will host the Pac-12 title game and the seventh time in school history that Albertsons Stadium has served as a championship venue. Ticket information for the 2026 Pac-12 Championship is set to be released on Sunday, Nov. 15.
Boise State’s recent success underscores a broader pattern of dominance: the Broncos have reached a conference championship game in nine of the past ten seasons, and their 17 total conference championships lead all FBS schools since joining the top tier of college football in 1996. The program also entered the postseason riding a streak of three consecutive league titles.
Local fans can look forward to a high‑stakes December showdown on their home field, an event that brings national attention and economic activity to the Boise area. The upcoming championship promises to showcase the Broncos’ continued excellence while offering a festive gathering for the community.
What’s next: Ticket sales open on Nov. 15, and Boise residents should watch for the Pac-12’s final regular‑season games next Saturday to learn which opponent the Broncos will face in the Dec. 4 championship.
Sources: kivitv.com
