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BOISE, Idaho (AP) -- Ryan Dinwiddie threw five touchdown passes and ran for another score as Boise State routed San Jose State 77-14 in a Western Athletic Conference action Saturday.

BSU's 77 points were the most it ever has scored in a single game. The previous mark was 74 against Humboldt State in 1986.

Dinwiddie, who was removed from the game after one series in the third quarter, completed 17 out of 28 passes for 350 yards as the Broncos improved to 7 1 overall and 4-0 in the WAC.

Two of Dinwiddie's touchdown throws -- a 27-yarder to T.J. Acree and a 44-yard toss to Derek Schouman -- and one of two safeties registered by the Bronco special team accounted for a 16-point outburst in 1:23 in the second quarter as the Broncos raced to a 40-0 lead with 8:18 remaining before halftime. Dinwiddie and Acree also combined for a 20-yard touchdown pass later in the second quarter.

Dinwiddie passed for 279 yards in the first half alone and BSU outgained San Jose (2-5, 1-3) 340-144 in the first two quarters as the Broncos seized a 47-7 lead at the half. Boise State fielded four quarterbacks for the game.

Dinwiddie's other touchdown passes were a 37-yarder to Lawrence Bady in the first quarter and 51-yard bomb to Tim Gilligan in the third quarter. Dinwiddie scored on a 1-yard dive and David Mikell had a 7-yard touchdown run for BSU.

Boise State won for the 30th time in 31 games and its 16th in a row at Bronco Stadium. BSU also extended its WAC winning streak to 14 games.

Scott Rislov threw a 15-yard TD pass to Leon Pinky in the second quarter and a 3-yard touchdown toss to Rafael Pineda in the third to account for the Spartans' scores.