Are you serious? How do you think Ohio State, Michigan, Florida, USC, or LSU would do against BSU's schedule? If you think beating Oregon State, Wyoming, Utah, and Fresno State entitles you to a national championship game, you're clueless. They beat ONE ranked team, and that was freakin' HAWAII, and they are #24!!!
Here's an idea for Boise State (if they are serious about getting a national championship).... Instead of playing a non-conference schedule of Sacramento State, Oregon State, and Wyoming, try scheduling 3 highly ranked programs. Play at Oregon, LSU, and at Louisville. Nobody's asking you to play and beat USC, Ohio State, and Florida, just play SOMEBODY that effin matters, and play more than one of them.
If your problem is that you have to play all of these teams (or most) on the road, then tough. You are Boise State, and you will have to work for your shot because you are a nobody. You need the big names, they sure is hell don't need you. On the other hand, if BSU is content making a little noise in the polls every year and dominating their conference, more power to them. Nobody says they have to play with the big boys, but if they want to be considered one, then step up to the damn plate.
Bottom line is, if BSU wants respect, they need to schedule up and earn it. Their current schedule is third rate at best. The teams you need to beat aren't in your league, so schedule them in your non-conference schedule.
Here is your non-national championship caliber schedule:
Thu, Aug 31 Sacramento State W 45-0 --
Thu, Sep 7 Oregon State W 42-14 --
Sat, Sep 16 at Wyoming W 17-10 --
Sat, Sep 23 Hawaii W 41-34 --
Sat, Sep 30 at Utah W 36-3 --
Sat, Oct 7 Louisiana Tech W 55-14 --
Sun, Oct 15 at New Mexico State W 40-28 --
Sat, Oct 21 at Idaho W 42-26 --
Wed, Nov 1 Fresno State W 45-21 --
Sat, Nov 11 at San Jose State W 23-20 --
Sat, Nov 18 Utah State W 49-10 --
Sat, Nov 25 at Nevada W 38-7