Conference
| Schools | First Meeting |
Game | Trophy | Winner (Last Meeting) |
All-time Record | |
| Colorado State | Wyoming | 1899 | Border War | Bronze Boot | Wyoming | Colorado State leads 55-43-5 |
| Air Force | Colorado State | 1980 | Ram-Falcon Trophy | Air Force | Air Force leads 27-19-1 | |
| Boise State | Fresno State | 1977 | Battle of the Milk Can | Milk Can | Boise State | Boise State leads 10–4 |
| Boise State | Nevada | 1971 | Boise State – Nevada rivalry | Boise State | Boise State leads 25-13 | |
| Fresno State | Hawaiʻi | 1970 | Battle for the Screwdriver | Golden Screwdriver | Fresno State | Hawaiʻi leads 16-9-1 |
| Fresno State | San Diego State | 1923 | Battle for the Oil Can | Oil Can | Fresno State | San Diego State leads 27-21-4 |
| Hawaiʻi | Wyoming | 1979 | Paniolo Trophy | Wyoming | Wyoming leads 12-8 | |
| Nevada | UNLV | 1969 | Battle for Nevada | The Fremont Cannon | Nevada | Nevada leads 23-15 |
| Hawaiʻi | Air Force | 1966 | Kuter Trophy | Air Force | Air Force leads 12-6-1 | |
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