Eh. They were never going to leapfrog into number one and they need lots of people to get to two losses anyway. They're getting a ton of love as is, let's let the season at least get more than a week deep before we start complaining that they're getting screwed.
I've come around to the belief that while Boise has been impressive over these years and everyone's held them as their darling underdog since that wonderful Fiesta Bowl win against OU, the fact is they don't play a very tough schedule. They don't even play a moderately tough schedule. When they get to the Mountain West next year it'll be a great start, where at least they'll have to play Utah, TCU and (hopefully, if they stick around) BYU on a regular basis*(oops... forgot that Utah's going to the PAC-10 next year... but Boise's still slated to play them so that'll be a boost for their strength of schedule). Even Air Force comes out pretty strong every year. The WAC is flat out pitiful, soon-to-be dissolved football conference, and getting to play a string of cupcakes after game-planning for several months to play the one half-powerhouse on your schedule isn't equivalent to having back-to-back-to-back tough opponents like they'd get in any of the "BCS" conferences, or even the Mountain West which should be an automatic bid conference if they get Boise and keep BYU.
Boise's put together a great program. I'm not a hater at all, I find them rather impressive. They're like the Batman of college football, given enough prep time they can beat anyone. We've yet to see them have to handle consecutive major opponents though and say what we may about big schools "not wanting to play them," which I think is starting to become almost something of urban mythology, I don't think it's coincidental that they gave themselves a bye, then a Wyoming team that just barely squeaked by some school named Southern Utah before playing at Oregon State. From there it's bums all the way down.