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O-line injuries offer ‘Dogs opportunity to showcase the future
With center Matt Smith lost for the season due to a broken fibula, it’s – once again –…
Utah State preview: Aggies’ success depends on QB Jordan Love
After surviving in Hawaii, Fresno State returns home to face Utah State, a team that hasn’t played all that different than the Bulldogs have so far.
Bulldogs center, ‘emotional leader’ Matt Smith out for the season
The Bulldogs received some unfortunate news Monday: head coach Jeff Tedford announced center Matt Smith is out for…
3 thoughts on Fresno State surviving in Hawaii
The Bulldogs managed to come back in the second half and win 41-38 in Hawaii, keeping their aspirations…
In target-rich Hawaii, Dogs focus on avoiding giving up big plays is key
Fresno State faces a Hawaii roster with four receivers each accumulating 400 receiving yards on the season. The ultimate goal: keep them contained.
Mr. Misdirection: Cropper’s fake fly sweep offers opportunity for ‘Dogs offense
Despite a difficult loss to Colorado State, Fresno State's running game came alive on Saturday in a way that hasn’t happened all season.
Hawaii Preview: High octane offense leads Mountain West
Once a foe facing off against David Carr, Hawaii head coach Nick Rolovich is leading the highest powered offense in the Mountain West.
Tedford, ‘Dogs take it one day at a time before Hawaiian road trip
In spite of Saturday's opportunity-filled loss against Colorado State, Jeff Tedford and his Bulldogs still hold their destiny in their hands.
Bulldogs can’t close out against Colorado State, lose 41-31
Fresno State just couldn’t finish in the fourth quarter with the offense stalling during crunch time, losing to Colorado State 41-31 on homecoming.
OC Ryan Grubb: Bulldogs turned a corner, built momentum against UNLV
Offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb, looking back to Fresno State's matchup against UNLV, said that there were two roads the ‘Dogs could have gone down.
