Behind The Scenes Of Game Day At Boise State

As Bronco Nation prepares for Friday night's massive home again Eastern Washington, another team is quietly preparing for an all-star performance.

We all know that certain magic happens on the football field. Some football fans love the statistical breakdown of how their favorite team won or lost the game. Who had the most yards rushing? Did their quarterback throw more touchdowns than interceptions? How many sacks did the defense get? 

Other fans are drawn to the storyline involving the two teams on the field. The player who was a walk-on who now is the team star. We all love the on-field statistics, but there are thousands of systems that must perform perfectly to allow for the excellent homefield experience. 

However, the teams on the field aren't the only ones responsible for a tremendous game-day experience. For every linebacker, there's a security guard who makes sure no one is in your seat. The unknown hotdog vendor serves hundreds of dogs, feeding ravished fans and fueling four-quarters of passion.

Boise State's season continues as the team prepares for another home game and then hits the road. We wanted to know what type of behind-the-scenes work goes on while most Bronco fans are watching the game at Albertsons Stadium.

Have you ever wondered what the most popular item sold during the game might be? Or perhaps, what's the least popular item sold? Could it be beer, hotdogs, or hot Chocolate? Let's delve into the game day experience and find out.

We do have a look at one of last year's games as a measure of what to expect this Friday night.. Let's look at how much was CONSUMED during four quarters of football. (Again, thank everyone who works at the game.)