Boise State coach pleads for fans to donate to NIL fund with other teams offering up to '10 times more'

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Boise State may have just made the College Football Playoff, but it's apparent offensive coordinator Dick Koetter is worried about the team's future success.

The Broncos won the Mountain West and earned an automatic bye into the CFP but fell to No. 6 Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl New Year's Eve.

With NIL hot and heavy and players transferring for money, Koetter said the Broncos are victims of the system.

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Boise State Broncos offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter before a game against the San Diego State Aztecs at Albertsons Stadium.  (Brian Losness/Imagn Images)

"We are behind right now in the NIL game," Koetter wrote in a Facebook post. "Our best players are getting offered between 2 and 10 times what we can offer. We are losing recruits in the portal to schools that are just flat outbidding us. 

"I know it's not all about the money and Coach D (Spencer Danielson) and the staff will undoubtedly continue to find the ‘right kind of guys’ but money is an issue."

Boise State Broncos running back Ashton Jeanty (2) runs for a touchdown against the Wyoming Cowboys during the first quarter at Jonah Field at War Memorial Stadium in Laramie, Wyo., Nov. 23, 2024. (Troy Babbitt/Imagn Images)

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Koetter then pleaded with fans to contribute to the school's NIL fund "so that Coach D can keep our best players in Boise and continue to find the next Ashton Jeanty or Ahmed Hassanein."

"Thanks Coach Koetter. Every dollar counts to keep our players here at BSU. We need everyone’s help," Danielson wrote