The Bulldogs lose their final home game of the season, 28-17 to the Utah State Aggies.

In his first game back in weeks, E.J. Warner threw for 187 passing yards.

The Bulldogs totaled 178 yards on the ground.

Fresno State was shut out in the second half.

Bulldogs will finish the regular season on the road against the San Jose State Spartans on Nov. 29.

After turning the ball over on downs in their last drive, the Bulldogs’ defense came up with a stop on the Aggies’ ensuing drive.

Defensive lineman Deijon Laffitte intercepted Barnes on a tipped pass at the line.

Bulldogs take over near midfield with over three minutes to go and one timeout, still down 28-17.

The Aggies’ drive took just three minutes.

Utah State stuck with their run game, capping the drive with a 32-yard rushing touchdown from Javen Jacobs, his second of the night.

Aggies lead 28-17 with six minutes to go in the fourth quarter.

The Bulldogs have three timeouts to work with but are down two scores.

Utah State opened up the final quarter with the ball on their own 26-yard line on a 3rd and 4.

After multiple penalties from both teams, the Aggies found themselves just outside of the red zone after four minutes.

On 1st and 10, Aggies running back Javen Jacobs took a hand off up the middle, through multiple Bulldog defenders for a 19-yard rushing touchdown.

The successful point after puts the Aggies up 21-17 with over 10 minutes remaining in the game.

After a wild sequence with two turnovers on three plays, the Bulldogs and Aggies head into the final frame of the game.

The Bulldogs were only able to generate 62 yards of offense in the third quarter, with most of it coming on Arceneaux’s chunk run.

The Aggies end the quarter with 114 yards of total offense and the ball heading into the fourth quarter trailing 17-14.

On 3rd and short, Warner had a pass that was deflected by Josiah Freeman. Aggies’ defensive back Bronson Olevao Jr. reeled in the tipped ball to give the ball back to the Aggies after their fumble.

Aggies take over on their 20-yard line with 36 seconds to go in the third quarter.

With the Aggies starting on their 4-yard line, the Bulldogs forced a fumble on their second play of the drive.

On a run to the right, senior defensive end Camryn Bracha punched the ball loose, and Jadon Pearson fell on it.

Bulldogs take over on the Aggies’ 19-yard line with 1:18 to go in the quarter.

Running back Johnathan Arceneaux ripped off a 44-yard run, but was taken back 15 yards after an unsportsmanlike penalty.

The Bulldogs could not move the chains after the penalty.

The Aggies will take over on their own 4-yard line, down three with two minutes to go in the third quarter.

The Aggies utilized their mobile quarterback to confuse the Bulldog defense and lead a 15-play, 78-yard scoring drive that took 8:37 off the clock.

Garcia threw to Barnes on a reverse for the score.

Bulldogs still lead 17-14 with 5:18 left in the third quarter.

Coming out of the half, the Bulldogs could not find any offense. Bryson Donelson had the only positive play with a 3-yard carry.

Warner followed it with two incompletions.

Aggies will begin their second-half game on their own 22-yard line with 13:55 left in the third quarter.

The Bulldogs lead the Aggies 17-7 after two quarters of action.

Utah State kicker Tanner Rinker missed a 46-yard field goal as time expired.

Senior quarterback E.J. Warner threw for 129 passing yards and one touchdown. Warner completed 80% of his passes in the first half.

Running back Rayshon Luke leads all rushers with 81 yards, including a 69-yard rushing touchdown early in the first quarter.

Senior defensive lineman Finn Claypool has totaled three tackles including two and a half tackles for loss.

Fresno State has totaled 256 yards compared to Utah State’s 159.

The Bulldogs started the drive on their own 27-yard line with just under two minutes to go in the first half.

Warner completed three straight passes, getting the ‘Dogs to midfield with one minute to go.

After a 10-yard completion to Josiah Freeman, Warner found wide receiver Jahlil McClain for a 43-yard touchdown pass, giving the Bulldogs a 17-7 lead with under 40 seconds remaining in the second quarter.

The Bulldogs utilized their running backs in the run and pass game on their second scoring drive of the game.

A 12-yard catch and run from Johnathan Arceneaux set the ‘Dogs up inside the red zone.

After two straight rushes for zero yards, the Bulldogs opted to kick a field goal on 4th and 2.

Dylan Lynch made the 30-yard field goal, giving the ‘Dogs a 10-7 lead with six minutes to go in the first half.

On the first play of the second quarter, wide receiver Josiah Freeman took a rush 55 yards to the house, giving the Bulldogs a 13-7 lead.

However, the play was called back due to a holding penalty against tight end Kamron Beachem.

Due to the 10-yard penalty, the Bulldogs could not make up for the lost yardage over the next two plays and punted on 4th and 2.

The Aggies even up the score on a trick play. Quarterback Anthony Garcia took a lateral from quarterback Bryson Barnes and connected with wide receiver Brady Boyd for a 24-yard score.

The Bulldogs and Aggies are all knotted up at seven after the first quarter.

The Bulldogs gambled on 4th and 1 on their own 41-yard line, needing less than a yard and could not convert.

Running back Brandon Ramirez lost a yard on the fourth-down run.

Aggies take over on the Bulldogs’ 40-yard line with 47 seconds to play in the first quarter.

Running back Rayshon Luke takes the first play of the second drive for the Bulldogs, 69 yards to the house to open the scoring.

Kicker Dylan Lynch added the extra point to put the Bulldogs up 7-0 with 7:05 to go in the first quarter.

Quarterback E.J. Warner starts the first drive for the Bulldogs, his first snaps at quarterback since the Bulldogs’ loss against the Colorado State Rams on Oct. 10.

Carson Conklin moved back to the bench for the time being.

The Aggies were able to get into Bulldog territory, but a false start penalty pushed the Aggies behind the sticks and forced them to punt.

The Bulldogs take over on their own 16-yard line with 12:06 to go in the first quarter.