It seems to us that with Boise State Football Season upon us, football is officially in the air here in Treasure Valley. Many high school seasons have kicked off as well...pun intended!

How are fans getting ready for the Broncos' inaugural season in the Pac-12? One major brand partnership might just be a popular route...while it lasts.

Just weeks ago we shared that Boise State would have limited edition Bud Light cans on store shelves, while supplies lasted.

Now, the Broncos' takeover of aluminum products continues.

Available on Treasure Valley shelves NOW, are limited edition Coca-Cola cans, branded with the bold blue and orange Boise State logo. We can't lie, they look pretty tough.

Even those that don't drink coke will want to grab one of these limited edition cans for their collections--or autograph opportunities down the road!

Boise State's Athletic Director, Jeremiah Dickey, shared his excitement around the major brand partnership announcement!

We truly appreciate Swire Coca-Cola, USA, bringing together two great brands of Coca-Cola products in the Treasure Valley.  We are the Front Porch of Idaho, so to see the Bronco logo on 12-packs of Coca-Cola is a testament to what we represent and also an acknowledgement to the great partnerships we have with those in this community. Swire Coca-Cola, USA, continues to step up for us in a lot of different ways. This is another great opportunity for Bronco Nation to show its pride in Boise State. What's Next!

 

Fans are definitely going to love this one; it will leave a mark on the 'merch' that Boise State has been a part of over the years and the cans will certainly find their way onto memorabilia shelves.

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