2007 Fresno State Bulldogs football team

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Oregon Ducks

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In a game marked by an impressive performance by Duck's running back Jonathan Stewart, the Bulldogs were largely outplayed on both sides of the ball in a 21-52 loss. Fresno State put up 327 total yards of offense, compared to Oregon's 461. Oregon was able to control the run very effectively, as Fresno State was only able to run for 60 yards total in the game, compared to 307 by Oregon running backs. Fresno State was able to produce more passing yards than Oregon, with Tom Brandstater going 18 of 32 for 219, compared to Dixon's 14 of 20 for 139 yards. Jonathan Stewart's 17 touches produced 165 yards and two touchdowns, including an 88 yard run.

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs

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H4=0Fresno State trailed at halftime 6-0 before taking control in the 2nd half in a 17-6 victory in Bulldog Stadium. Running Backs Lonyae Miller, Ryan Mathews, and Clifton Smith combined to rush for 139 yards with Smith producing a fourth-quarter touchdown. Louisiana Tech's quarterback Zac Champion passed for more yards than Fresno State's Tom Brandstater in the loss, going 22 of 48 with 179 yards compared to Brandstater's 8 for 22 attempts for 92 yards. The game was attended by 38,104 fans.

Nevada Wolf Pack

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H4=21Fresno State earned it's second conference win and third overall by beating Nevada in Reno. Fresno State quarterback Tom Brandstater passed for 168 yards going 10 for 16 in the win, but the real star of the game was running back Ryan Mathews, who rushed for 171 yards on 14 carries with three touchdowns. Lonyae Miller ran for 95 yards on 12 carries as well. Remarkably, Nevada-Reno quarterback Colin Kaepernick, a redshirt freshman who came into the game to fill in for starter Neck Graziano, went 23 for 26 for 384 yards in the loss. The recorded attendance was 18,503.

Idaho Vandals

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Fresno State quarterback Tom Brandstater went 17 of 22 for 178 yards to secure the away win for the Bulldogs. Lonyae Miller had another 100 yard game, going 108 yards on 18 caries. Idaho's Deonte Jackson also had a big game, rushing for 111 yards on 11 caries. Fresno State only outgained Idaho 421 to 420 in total yardage, but the 4 Idaho turnovers were costly. 14,205 watched the Bulldogs extend their winning streak to 3 in the Kibbie Dome.

an Jose State Spartans

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H4=3Fresno State shutout rival San Jose State in the seventy-second meeting between the two conference opponents, earning the homecoming win. Going into halftime with a 6-0 lead having benefited from two missed Spartan kicks, the Bulldogs blew the game open to start the second half, with a 61-yard kickoff return by A.J. Jefferson, and a 14 yard touchdown run by Ryan Mathews. The freshmen Mathews later had a 58-yard touchdown run in a 144 yard game. Fresno State quarterback Tom Branstater threw for 132 yards, while San Jose State quarterback Adam Trafalis passed for 354 yards, and ran for 97 more in the losing effort. The Fresno State defense was efficient in keeping the powerful San Jose State offense out of the end zone.

Boise State Broncos

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Road=Broncos
R1=14
R2=3
R3=7
R4=10
Home=Bulldogs
H1=14
H2=0
H3=0
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Utah State Aggies

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Road=Aggies
R1=0
R2=7
R3=10
R4=10
Home=Bulldogs
H1=14
H2=17
H3=7
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Hawaiokinai Warriors

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Road=Bulldogs
R1=7
R2=9
R3=0
R4=14
Home=Warriors
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H2=10
H3=0
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Kansas State Wildcats

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Road=Wildcats
R1=14
R2=7
R3=0
R4=8
Home=Bulldogs
H1=10
H2=21
H3=14
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New Mexico State Aggies

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Road=Bulldogs
R1=6
R2=17
R3=7
R4=0
Home=Aggies
H1=7
H2=6
H3=3
H4=7

Players

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Roster

Awards

Coaching staff

* Pat Hill - Head Coach
* Jim McElwain - Offensive Coordinator
* Dan Brown - Defensive Coordinator
* Jeff Grady - Tight Ends
* John Baxter - Special Teams/Wide Receivers
* Tom Mason- Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers
* Kerry Locklin - Defensive Line
* Tim Skipper - Running Backs
* Randy Stewart – Secondary
* Derek Frazier – Offensive Line
* Andy Buh - Graduate Assistant

References

Notes