1 U.S. stadium with a blue astroplay surface. Bronco Stadium, home to the Boise State University football team, is the only Division I facility that can boast this distinction.

4 Times an Idaho team has won the Humanitarian Bowl title during the seven-year history of the game. Boise State won the Humanitarian title 1999, 2000 and '02. Idaho beat Southern Mississippi 45-42 in 1998.

33 Months Olympic gold medalist Picabo Street spent recovering from a 1998 crash -- during which she tore knee ligaments and broke her left femur.

11 Seasons Idaho native Jake Plummer called Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Ariz., home -- four as a college player at Arizona State and seven years as quarterback of the Arizona Cardinals.

2,007 Passing yards amassed by Falcons' quarterback David Archer, who starred at Idaho's Soda Springs High, in 1986, his best professional season.

1,329 Rushing yards Caldwell, Idaho, native Ray McDonald covered in 1966, the year he led the NCAA in that category for the Idaho Vandals.

9 All-America honors earned by Corissa Yasen, an Idaho native, while competing at Purdue. Yasen became the school's first female national champion by winning the heptathlon at the 1996 NCAA track and field championships.

143 Races won by jockey Laverne Fator in 1926. He was the nation's leading rider for two years and was inducted in the National Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame in 1955.