The Broncos running back exploded for over 250 yards on the ground, finding the end zone not once, not twice, but four times. It was a statement game for Jeanty, who’s not only gaining yards but gaining national attention as a legitimate Heisman contender.

Jeanty, who was serenaded by “Heis-man” chants from the record crowd, now leads the nation with 845 yards rushing in just four games, and he has scored 13 touchdowns. That also leads the nation. He nearly broke Boise State’s single-game rushing record again — he set it in the season opener at Georgia Southern with 267 yards.