Jay Tust Embarks on New Adventure with Boise State Athletics After 14 Years at KTVB
BOISE, Idaho — KTVB Sports Director Jay Tust has announced his departure from Idaho’s NewsChannel 7, marking the end of a remarkable 14-year tenure. Tust is set to join Boise State Athletics, where he will host live and on-demand shows for the newly launched Bronco Studios.
Since joining KTVB in July 2011, Tust captivated viewers with his engaging storytelling and passionate coverage of local sports, highlighting everything from high school football to Boise State’s significant championships. His reporting showcased the lives of standout athletes, such as Olympic gold medalist Kristin Armstrong and football luminaries like Kellen Moore.
Tust’s work garnered numerous accolades, including a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award and multiple Idaho Press Club honors, solidifying his reputation in sports journalism. Notably, his moving narratives encapsulated the struggles of athletes, such as Boise State football player Antoine Turner’s journey from homelessness to success.
His unique on-air style—characterized by "business on top, party on the bottom" attire—became a beloved trademark, endearing him to fans across the Treasure Valley. Tust’s innovative projects, like documentary-style segments and the widely praised Bronco Roundup Game Day Show, showcased his commitment to enhancing sports coverage in the community.
“I’m excited for this next chapter at Boise State,” Tust said, reflecting on his time at KTVB. “I’ve loved my role, but now it’s time for someone else to experience the magic.” As part of Bronco Studios, Tust will provide insightful content for fans while continuing his engagement with the community.
Boise State’s Director of Athletics, Jeramiah Dickey, expressed enthusiasm for Tust’s appointment, noting his deep connection to Bronco Nation. With plans for the new media platform to launch in early August, fans can anticipate even greater access to their favorite teams and athletes.
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