Kellen Moore Returns to Boise for 50-3 Record Statue Unveiling

Kellen Moore finished his four years as the starting quarterback at Boise State with a 50-3 record. That specific win-loss mark anchors his legacy at the university, a performance that placed him in the top tier of college football history.

Moore’s statistical impact extended beyond wins. He ranks second in all-time passing touchdowns in the sport, third in passing efficiency, and fifth in career passing yardage. These national rankings cement his status as one of the most effective players in the history of college football.

The Boise State University administration announced earlier this year that they would honor Moore with a physical statue on campus. The structure will be large in scale and is designed to mark his permanent place in the school’s athletic history. The unveiling is scheduled for October 31, the same day the Broncos host Texas State in their annual blackout game.

It has now been confirmed that Moore will attend the event. He is currently in his second season as a head coach in the National Football League. The left-handed passer is well known in the league, and his return to Boise for the statue ceremony draws significant attention from fans across the state.

Local residents have long regarded Moore as a central figure in Boise’s sports culture. His presence at the game adds a personal element to the institutional recognition. The statue will stand as a physical marker of his time on the field, while his career in the NFL continues to unfold.