As a result, the Rainbow Warriors once again came up short on the road, falling to Boise State, 73-62, Saturday.

Hawai'i dropped to 10-9 overall — including 0-6 on the road — and 1-5 in the Western Athletic Conference. The Broncos improved to 9-8 and 3-3.

Temperatures were in the low 30s yesterday in Boise, and the 'Bows matched it with their shooting percentage. Hawai'i's 33.8 field-goal percentage was its second-worst of the season, and its 14.3 percentage from 3-point range was its worst of the season.

"We worked hard; I was pleased with our effort," Hawai'i head coach Riley Wallace said. "But we had too many guys go 1 for 6 or 1 for 7. You can't shoot like that and expect to win on the road."

A sellout crowd of 10,190 — many of them football fans who came out to honor the Boise State football team — at the Taco Bell Arena helped energize the Broncos. Boise State took the lead midway through the first half, and kept it the rest of the way.