Notable Alumni of Boise State University
Notable alumni of Boise State University include Tera Patrick (Former adult film actress), Ralph Torres (Ninth governor of the Northern Mariana Islands) and Wesley Moodie (South African tennis player, 2005 Wimbledon doubles champion).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Ralph Torres 1979–
Ninth governor of the Northern Mariana Islands
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Russ Fulcher 1963–
U.S. Representative for Idaho's 1st district
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Bill Sali 1954–
Former US Representative from Idaho
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Renward Wells 1970–
Bahamian politician and retired sprinter
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Lauren McLean 1974–
Mayor of Boise, Idaho
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Elizabeth Barchas Prelogar 1980–
Former Solicitor General of the United States
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Annette Glenn 1963–
Republican member of the Michigan House of Representatives
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Brandon D Woolf 1972–
Idaho's 21st State Controller
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Patti Anne Lodge 1942–
Republican Idaho state senator
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David J. Ryder 1955–
Former Director of the United States Mint
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Brent Crane 1974–
Idaho state representative
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Paul Shepherd 1942–
Idaho politician and businessman
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Carl W. Duckworth 1955–2018
Democratic member of the Utah House of Representatives
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Judy Boyle
Idaho state representative
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Kate Kelly
Former Idaho state senator, Democrat
Business
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Steve Appleton 1960–2012
CEO of Micron Technology
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William Agee 1938–2017
President and CEO of Bendix Corporation
Science and academia
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Chester M. Southam 1919–2002
Immunologist and oncologist
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Gary L. Bennett 1940–
Aerospace and energy engineer and science fiction author
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Clinton Ballou 1923–2021
UC Berkeley professor of biochemistry
Arts and media
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Tera Patrick 1976–
Former adult film actress
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Larry Williams 1935–1980
R&B and rock and roll singer-songwriter
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Michael Hoffman 1956–
American film director
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Youth Lagoon 1989–
Musician Trevor Powers, stage name Youth Lagoon
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Bill LaBounty 1953–
Soft rock singer-songwriter
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Larry Laverty 1959–
Character actor in Elephant and The Hamiltons
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Randy Davison 1971–
Actor in Mank and The United States vs. Billie Holiday
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Dennis Eichhorn 1946–2015
Writer of autobiographical comic series Real Stuff
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Michelle Willis 1986–
Canadian singer-songwriter and keyboard player
Sports
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Wesley Moodie 1979–
South African tennis player, 2005 Wimbledon doubles champion
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Troy Kemp 1966–
Bahamian high jumper, 1995 World Champion
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Orlando Jordan 1974–
Professional wrestler, formerly of WWE
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Tanoka Beard 1971–
Former professional basketball player and coach
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Coby Karl 1983–
Former pro basketball player and coach
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Jordin Andrade 1992–
Cape Verde hurdler at 2016 and 2020 Olympics
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Chandler Hutchison 1996–
Professional basketball player
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Jay Ajayi 1993–
Former NFL running back
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James Webb III 1993–
American professional basketball player
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Demarcus Lawrence 1992–
NFL outside linebacker nicknamed Tank
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Shawn Stasiak 1970–
Retired professional wrestler, formerly in WWF and WCW
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RayJ Dennis 2001–
Basketball player for the Atlanta Hawks
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Nick Cunningham 1985–
American bobsledder
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Kurt Felix 1988–
Grenadian decathlete, 2012 NCAA decathlon champion
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Leighton Vander Esch 1996–
NFL linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys
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Jarred Rome 1976–2019
Discus thrower
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Daryn Colledge 1982–
Former NFL offensive guard
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Doug Martin 1989–2025
Former NFL running back with the Buccaneers
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Robert Arnold 1988–
Former professional basketball player
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Dave Wilcox 1942–2023
49ers linebacker and seven-time Pro Bowler
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Chris Childs 1967–
Former professional basketball guard
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Kellen Moore 1988–
Head coach of the New Orleans Saints
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Barbara Buchan 1956–
Paralympic cyclist, two golds at Beijing 2008
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Ashton Jeanty 2003–
Running back for the Las Vegas Raiders
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Mark Sanchez 1987–
Former American-Mexican professional basketball player
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John Coker 1971–
Former NBA center
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Jason Ellis 1982–
Retired professional basketball player
Other fields
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Chad Zielinski 1964–
Catholic bishop of the Diocese of New Ulm
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Konrad Juengling 1987–
Political and gay rights activist
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Max Butler 1972–
Former computer security consultant turned convicted hacker
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Boise State University (people who attended both).