'Dogs Open Road Schedule With Win At NAU
The Fresno State basketball team overcame 20 turnovers Tuesday night for a 65-59 win at Northern Arizona.
Sylvester Seay led the way with 22 points for the Bulldogs. Fresno State's Paul George had a double-double. George scored 15 points and grabbed ten rebounds.
The Bulldogs, off to a 2-0 start, will be at Seattle University Thursday night.
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'Dogs Seek To Regain Respect Against Louisiana Tech
The Fresno State football team will be playing for redemption Saturday when the Bulldogs host Louisiana Tech in their final home game of the season.
18 seniors will be honored as the team tries to bounce back. The Bulldogs had a five-game winning streak snapped Saturday by a 52-21 loss to Nevada.
That lopsided defeat left Fresno State looking for answers, and yearning for the chance to regain a measure of respect.
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Dogs Hopeful Mathews Will Play Saturday
According to Coach Pat Hill and teammates, Ryan Mathews is doing well a day after suffering a concussion. He will have more tests Monday, but as of right now, they do expect him to play Saturday.
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Dogs Fall in Reno 52-14; Mathews Suffers Concussion
The Bulldogs give up 461 yards rushing, and get waxed 52-14 in Reno. Ryan Mathews left the game in the 2nd quarter with a concussion. He'll be re-evaluated in 48 hours.
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HS Football Wraps Up Regular Season
Buchanan uses a big 2nd half to pull away from a very good Central team and win 56-20, and win the Tri-River Athletic Conference.
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Goessling Continues Perfect Run
Kevin Goessling is in a groove. Heading into Saturday's game at Nevada, the Fresno State place kicker has made 11 straight field goal attempts, and 18 of his last 20 dating back to last season.
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Young Bulldogs Are Ready To Roll
This is opening week for Fresno State basketball. The women's team tips-off Friday night at UC Santa Barbara.
The men also get started Friday night, at home against San Francisco State.
Steve Cleveland begins his fifth season as head coach stressing the importance of defense. But with so many playmakers on this team, there will be opportunities for crowd pleasing highlights on offense.
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Fresno State Volleyball Falls To Nevada
It was Fresno State against Nevada in volleyball Monday night.
And the Bulldogs got off to a good start, winning the first game on a 16-kill night for Kelli Parker.
Lauren Berger had 13 kills for Fresno State while Marissa Brand added ten.
But the Wolf Pack won the final three games to take the match, 3-1.
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Ryans Lead Dogs; Dilfer Says Mathews Should Leave
Ryan Colburn completed all 14 of his pass attempts and Ryan Mathews scored three times in the Dogs win over Idaho. Trent Dilfer thinks Mathews has too much to lose to stay at Fresno State.
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The Ryans Lead The Dogs Past Idaho
Fresno State Improved to (6-3, 5-1), and became bowl eligible after beating Idaho 31-21.
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High School Football, Week 9
Week 9 of the high school football season is highlighted by both Buchanan and Bullard kicking field goals to win their games and remain undefeated
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Remarkable Class Inducted Into Fresno Athletic Hall Of Fame
This was induction night for the Fresno Athletic Hall of Fame. And this was one of the most decorated classes in the history of the Hall, from a Super Bowl winning quarterback to the only four time Olympic softball medalist in the world.
Our Jessob Reisbeck was at tonight's star-studded ceremony.
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Bulldog Men & Women Beat FPU
Fresno State men's basketball team dodged a late Fresno Pacific run to win 78-67. Michael Ladd led the way with 22 points. The women's team beat FPU 57-30.
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Bulldog Hoops Set For Exhibition Opener
Fresno State basketball tips off its exhibition schedule tomorrow night with a men's and women's doubleheader against Fresno Pacific.
The Bulldog men's team has a full compliment of scholarship players for the first time in Steve Cleveland's tenure as head coach.
There are seven newcomers on the 13 player roster, providing alot of competition for playing time.
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Bulldogs Prepare For WAC's Top Passer
After chasing a very mobile quarterback all over the field last Saturday night in Utah State's Diondre Borel, the Fresno State defense has to change gears a bit this week at Idaho.
Vandals' quarterback Nathan Enderle is a traditional drop back guy who is very accurate.
Last season, he passed for 230 yards and three touchdowns in a loss at Bulldog Stadium.
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Monsters Still Perfect in Regulation
If you haven't noticed yet, the Monsters are good. They have yet to lose a game in regulation after 16 contests after beating Valencia Sunday 7-4.
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Dogs Use Great 2nd Half to Beat Aggies 31-27
The Dogs overcome a 27-17 halftime deficit to hold the Aggies scoreless in the 2nd half and win 31-27.
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Week 8 of High School Football
Week 8 highlighted by a cross town rivalry at Veterans Memorial Stadium between Clovis East and Clovis West that goes down to the wire.
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Harris Named a Finalist for Campbell Award
Fresno State's Moses Harris was named a finalist for the Campbell Trophy, also known as the academic Heisman. The starting safety has already graduated, and is pursuing his master's.
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Pat Hill's Utah State Scouting Report
The Fresno State football team will be looking for its fourth win in a row Saturday.
The Bulldogs host Utah State in a 2:00 pm game.
The Aggies are 2-5 under a new head coach, former Utah defensive coordinator Gary Andersen.
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Valley Native Mills Named Astros' Manager
The Valley can now claim two Major League Baseball managers.
Former Selma High star Bobby Cox, who will be entering his final season with the Braves, was joined today by Brad Mills, who has been hired as the new manager of the Houston Astros.
Mills, who was born and raised in Exeter, was one of ten candidates to interview for the job.
This will be Mills' first shot as a full time skipper in the big leagues.
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Coach Hill Wants Mathews to Turn Pro?
Coach Pat Hill says that if Mathews will be a high draft pick, and the situation makes sense for him, he should go pro, instead of returning to school next year.
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Dogs Face Utah St. Next Saturday
Up next for the Bulldogs is Utah State on Halloween at 2:00 pm inside Bulldog Stadium.
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Dogs Score 34 Straight After Slow Start
The Dogs improved to (16-0) all time against New Mexico State after winning 34-3 Saturday, improving to (4-3, 3-1)
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