“Tom Terrific” wore the number 41 on his jersey during his Hall of Fame career. Now he’ll be immortalized on Freeway 41.
Jake Haener, version 2.0, ready to lead the Bulldogs to a championship
He got six games under his belt in pandemic-shortened 2020. Will 2021 be the season Jake Haener joins the ranks of Fresno State’s great QBs?
Bulldog Stadium no more? Here’s who bought Fresno State naming rights
The days of heading to Bulldog Stadium may be coming to a close in 2022 thanks to a newly-inked naming …
Ronnie Rivers has one goal for his Fresno State swan song: a championship.
Rivers, a legacy player and the closest thing the Bulldogs have to a ‘sure thing,’ tore up the Mountain West in 2020. He’s eyeing a bigger prize in 2021.
Tom Flores on Hall of Fame enshrinement: Not bad for a grape picker.
The Sanger native and Raiders dubbed the “Iceman,” gave plenty of love to the San Joaquin Valley and his hometown as he was enshrined in the Canton, Ohio-based Hall of Fame.
Torrez Jr. captures silver medal following strong showing against Jalolov
The Tularean was the first American to vie for a gold medal as a super heavyweight fighter since 1988 Seoul Games.
Feelings “still sinking in” for father as Tulare’s Torrez Jr. goes for gold
“If you talk to him, he’ll say, ‘I came here for a gold, not any medal, just gold.’ So it’s amazing,” Richard Torrez Sr. said ahead of his son’s gold medal fight.
Prandini, U.S. women capture silver in 4x100m relay
Clovis sprinter Jenna Prandini nabbed her first piece of Olympic hardware early Friday morning.
Tulare’s Richard Torrez Jr. delivers TKO to earn gold medal berth in Tokyo
Tulare’s own Richard Torrez, Jr. is on the precipice of delivering on 70-plus year, three-generation dream.
Prandini’s hopes of an individual medal in Tokyo end with disappointing 200m semifinal
The Clovis native, running in a stacked 200 meter semifinal, failed to advance into the finals of her marquee event on Monday.
