The Bulldogs beat the Wolf Pack 20-17.

While no points were scored in the second half for the Bulldogs, the defense came up with a critical stop in the fourth quarter, and Warner utilized his legs to spark the offense for the Bulldogs.

Warner had 190 yards passing with two touchdowns and an interception.

Luke led the ground game with 83 yards rushing on nine carries. He also tallied the longest run of the game for the Bulldogs.

Linebacker Jadon Pearson had 11 total tackles for the defense and had 2.5 tackles for loss.

Ramirez was fed the rock four times after Warner’s scramble. He was able to get 39 yards rushing and a big first down.

At the two-minute timeout and no timeouts, the Bulldogs will kneel and escape this conference match with a win.

On 3rd and 11, Warner scrambled to get a crucial first down for the Bulldogs.

In a half where it has been a struggle to move the ball, the offense has come up with the plays they needed to bleed the clock.

With one timeout remaining, the Bulldogs just need a couple of first downs.

Bulldogs on the Wolf Pack 48-yard line with 3:41 on the clock.

At a critical moment, the Bulldog offense could not muster a substantive drive.

A holding penalty and a third down sack have led to another Bulldog punt — the fourth of the second half.

The Bulldogs have -4 yards of offense, and the Wolf Pack offense has 135.

10:48 to go in the fourth quarter.

The Wolf Pack offense found a spark with a permanent quarterback change to freshman Carter Jones.

It took just four plays for the Wolf Pack to make it a one-score game. Jones found wide receiver Nate Burleson II for a 45-yard gain on blown coverage, and then two plays later, found running back Caleb Ramseur on a short pass that Ramseur took 17 yards to the endzone.

The Bulldogs have a total of -3 yards in the second half. They cling to a 20-17 lead with 12:36 to go in the fourth quarter.

Nevada quarterback Carter Jones led a 46-yard scoring drive, taking over five minutes of clock.

Jones capped off the drive with a 15-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Dakota Thomas.

The Bulldogs lead 20-10 heading into the final quarter.

The Bulldogs and the Wolf Pack have not been able to move the ball downfield in the third quarter.

Warner and the ‘Dogs have the ball on their own 15-yard line with just under eight minutes to go in the third quarter.

The Nevada Wolf Pack offense will start the opening drive of the third quarter at their own 26-yard line.

Bulldogs up 20-3.

The Bulldogs executed a 2-minute drill to go up 20-3 with 32 seconds to go in the first half.

Warner found Freeman for his second touchdown of the night for 24 yards. Warner completed four of his five pass attempts on the 2-minute drill.

The Wolf Pack kneeled down to end the first half. They will receive the second half kickoff.

The Bulldog defense continues to wreak havoc on the Wolf Pack’s passing attack.

Another deflected pass from the defensive line ended up in the hands of defensive back Simeon Harris.

The Bulldogs will have 1:33 to drive 66 yards as they will look to extend their 10-point lead before halftime.

A 67-yard run from running back Rayshon Luke to start the drive for the Bulldogs set the offense up. The Bulldogs thought they found the end zone on a fourth down run from running back Brandon Ramirez, but the play was called back on a false start penalty.

Lynch added to the Bulldog lead with a 38-yard field goal.

Bulldogs lead 13-3 with 3:19 left in the first half.

The Bulldog defense forced the Wolf Pack into a three-and-out.

A big tackle from Thunderbird on a third down run from Purdy brought out the Wolf Pack punt unit for the first time.

The Bulldogs will take over on their own 10-yard line with 6:22 on the clock.

Three plays after the interception, Warner found wide receiver Josiah Freeman for a 12-yard touchdown pass.

The Bulldogs lead for the first time tonight, 10-3.

The Bulldog defense picked off Wolf Pack quarterback Carter Jones on the first play of their drive.

Jones’ pass was deflected by defensive lineman Merhauti Xepera, and linebacker K’Vion Thunderbird reeled it in.

Bulldogs take over on the Wolf Pack’s 29-yard line with 9:40 left in the second quarter.

After the forced fumble, the Bulldog offense marched down to the Wolf Pack’s 1-yard line, but could not get into the end zone.

Kicker Dylan Lynch’s field goal is good from 21 yards out to tie the Wolf Pack at three apiece.

The Bulldogs went for a 4th and 3 but could not convert.

On the first down play from the Wolf Pack, defensive lineman Jahzon Jacks forced a fumble on Wolf Pack running back Herschel Turner. Defensive lineman Martin Owusu recovered the ball.

The Bulldogs take over on the Wolf Pack’s 27-yard line.

The Nevada Wolf Pack lead the Fresno State Bulldogs 3-0 after one quarter of action.

Both teams’ quarterbacks have thrown an interception.

The Bulldogs have not been able to sustain any drives, not converting any of their three 3rd down opportunities. The ‘Dogs have rushed for 17 total yards and Warner has 57 yards passing.

The Bulldogs will open the second quarter with the ball on a 4th and 3 from the Nevada 27-yard line.

The Nevada Wolf Pack scored the first points of the game with two minutes to go in the first quarter.

Nevada kicker Joe McFadden made a 39-yard field goal, giving the Wolf Pack a 3-0 lead.

Following a short punt by Fresno State, Nevada couldn’t capitalize on the good field position.

The drive started on the Fresno State 33-yard line. On 4th and 5, Nevada kicker Joe McFadden missed a 49-yard field goal attempt.

E.J. Warner and the offense will take over in their own territory with over seven minutes to go in the first quarter.

Fresno State defensive back Camryn Bracha intercepted Chubba Purdy’s first pass attempt of the night on a deep shot to the end zone.

Bulldogs take over on their own 2-yard line.

Fresno State quarterback E.J. Warner was intercepted on his second pass attempt of the night.

Defensive back Murvin Kenion stepped in front of the intended target for Warner’s sixth interception of the season.

Nevada takes over on the Fresno State 45-yard line.