In the last seven seasons, only once did Boise State finish with more than two losses. It wasn't long ago that Boise State was considered an every year party crasher to the BCS system. Now that system is gone, but Boise State still remains the same party crasher. 2015 is poised to be the best season in Boise since a 12-1 season in 2011. With 17 starters coming back and a defense with four All-Conference selections, Boise State is primed for an undefeated run. Looking at the schedule, there is no reason to believe otherwise. The strength of the schedule is not enough to make this Boise State team the playoff party crasher, but it's enough to put them into yet another controversial discussion on the topic and where teams not in a Power 5 conference fit. The three biggest holes will be at quarterback where upwards of four players have been named as potential replacements for the departed Grant Hedrick, at running back where All-American Jay Ajayi took his talents early to the NFL and at kicker. The rest looks solid.