Going into another Western Athletic Conference game against New Mexico State, Fresno State’s chances of making it to a bowl game were already very slim with losses against the top two teams in the conference in back-to-back weeks.
After giving up at least 41 points in losing efforts for the third straight week, Fresno State football announced that defensive coordinator Randy Stewart has decided to step down effective immediately.
Despite standing at only 5-foot-7 and tipping the scales at 185 pounds, junior running back Robbie Rouse doesn’t let his size stop him from performing on the field.
Fresno State was fresh off a bye week and welcomed another Western Athletic Conference opponent, Louisiana Tech, to Bulldog Stadium for a game with conference title implications.
Sports Editor Jerry Huerta gives his analysis of Friday's upcoming football game against WAC opponent Louisiana Tech including team breakdowns, keys to victory, and position matchups.
Fresno State is coming off a much-needed bye week after losing two of its last three games. Now the ‘Dogs move back into Western Athletic Conference play against Louisiana Tech this Saturday.
With a sub par 3-5 overall record, and a 2-1 Western Athletic Conference record, Bulldog football has proven to be about as inconsistent as autumn weather in the Central Valley so far this season.
From out running defenders to snagging breathtaking catches, sophomore wide receiver Jalen Saunders has matured into an even bigger playmaker in his second season in the program.
Fresno State will be making the trip to the postseason after all this season with its performance on Saturday night against Western Athletic Conference rival San Jose State.
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