Boise State's iconic blue turf is getting an upgrade—and fans can now take home a piece of the legendary field. The university is replacing the "Smurf Turf" before the 2026 season thanks to a $1.5 million anonymous donation, but instead of tossing the old surface, they're turning it into unforgettable memorabilia that supports the Broncos' NIL efforts.

For the ultimate fan cave, Boise State is offering a jaw-dropping $25,000 package that includes 400 square feet of authentic blue turf from Albertsons Stadium. If that's a bit too steep, there are more affordable options: a cutout from the 40-yard line sold for $4,000, and a piece featuring the number "2" from the 20-yard line went for $2,000 on CollectBSU.com. Every purchase directly fuels the school's name, image, and likeness initiatives.

The new turf will feature special orange markers at the 2-yard and 11-yard lines, honoring two of Boise State's greatest players—former running back Ashton Jeanty and former quarterback Kellen Moore. Jeanty, a Heisman finalist, was drafted sixth overall by the Las Vegas Raiders in 2025, while Moore now serves as head coach of the New Orleans Saints. It's a permanent tribute to the legends who shaped the program's identity.

For those who want a smaller keepsake, there's a $300 ring with pieces of the old turf embedded inside, or a $40 collectible swatch. And for a true piece of history, an authenticated section of the goal post from Boise State's 21-7 win over UNLV in 2024—the game that clinched their College Football Playoff spot—is also available.

This isn't the first time the Broncos have swapped out their famous surface. The turf was replaced in 1995, 2002, 2008, 2010, and 2019. With Albertsons Stadium also set to complete $65 million in upgrades this summer, including 1,600 new seats and more premium options, it's an exciting time for Boise State fans. And with the sales of blue turf memorabilia already making a solid contribution, the Broncos are proving that even a field upgrade can be a winning play.