Fresno State Bulldogs Football Team Trivia

In 1990, the last tie football game occurred at Fresno State's Bulldog Stadium through 2006.

The longest interception return by a Fresno State football player was for 107 yards.

In the 2005 game, a Fresno State player returned two punts for touchdowns, which set a school record. This means that the player successfully caught the punts and ran them back to the opposing team's end zone on two separate occasions. This achievement demonstrates the player's exceptional skill and agility in evading defenders and finding open lanes to score points for their team.

The longest pass play in Fresno State football history went for 98 yards.

The Fresno State record for rushing attempts in one game in 1996 was 39.

The correct answer is 1,405. This means that the Fresno State record for pass attempts in a career in 2005 was 1,405.

In 1999, Fresno State's season record for pass completion percentage with at least 75 attempts was 0.65. This means that out of every 100 pass attempts, they successfully completed 65 of them.

The correct answer is 94. This means that the longest run from scrimmage in Fresno State football history covered a distance of 94 yards.

In 2005, a Fresno State running back achieved a school record by having five consecutive 100-yard games. This means that for five games in a row, the running back was able to rush for at least 100 yards, showcasing their consistency and skill on the field.

The correct answer is Eight. This means that two players hold the Fresno State record for rushing for eight 100-yard games in a season.

In 1954, the Fresno State football team had a record of five rushing touchdowns in a single game. This means that during that particular game, the team was able to successfully score five touchdowns by running the ball into the end zone. This achievement demonstrates the team's strong offensive performance and ability to effectively move the ball on the ground.

In 1992, the Fresno State football team had a record of 17 rushing touchdowns in a season. This means that throughout the entire season, the team scored a total of 17 touchdowns by running the ball into the end zone. This record indicates that the team had a strong running game and was successful in scoring points through rushing plays.

In 1968, Fresno State's single-game record for pass interceptions was six.

In 1982, the Fresno State football team had a record of 15 touchdown receptions in a single season. This means that a player or multiple players on the team successfully caught the ball in the end zone 15 times throughout the season. This record highlights the team's offensive prowess and the ability of their players to make impactful plays in the passing game.

In 1982, the Fresno State singe-season record for average yards-per-catch was 24.4 yards. This means that, on average, the receivers for Fresno State gained 24.4 yards every time they caught the ball during that season.

In 2001, the career record for pass receptions by a Fresno State football player was 222.

In 2001, the Fresno State single-season reception record was 104. This means that a player on the Fresno State football team caught a total of 104 passes during that season. This record demonstrates the player's exceptional skill and ability to consistently catch passes thrown to them.

The correct answer is 54 Yards. This means that, through 2006, the longest field goal in Fresno State football history was 54 yards.

The Fresno State record for fewest points scored in a game through the 2006 season was six.

The correct answer is Six. This suggests that Fresno State's record for the fewest points scored in a game at Bulldog Stadium through 2006 was six points.

In 1987, Fresno State's single-game record for total rushing and pass plays by a player was 79. This means that a player from Fresno State in that year managed to execute a combination of rushing and pass plays 79 times in a single game, which was a remarkable achievement.

In 1977, Fresno State had a record of 56 fumbles in one season. This indicates that the team had a significant number of turnovers where they lost possession of the ball due to fumbles. Such a high number of fumbles could be attributed to various factors such as poor ball handling skills, lack of coordination, or defensive pressure from the opposing teams. Regardless of the reason, this record suggests that Fresno State struggled with ball security during that particular season.

Fresno State set a school bowl game record with 63 pass attempts in a 1993 bowl game.

Fresno State set a school bowl game record with 88 offensive plays in a 1993 bowl game. This means that throughout the game, Fresno State's offense executed a total of 88 plays, which could include running plays, passing plays, or any other offensive strategies. This record indicates the team's ability to sustain drives and maintain possession of the ball for a significant amount of time, showcasing their offensive prowess and stamina.

In a 1993 bowl game, Fresno State gained 34 first downs, setting the school's bowl game record. This indicates that Fresno State's offense was highly successful in moving the ball and maintaining possession, surpassing their previous record. The number of first downs gained is a significant statistic in football as it reflects the team's ability to sustain drives and control the game's tempo.

In the given question, the answer "61" represents the lowest number of net yards allowed in a bowl game by Fresno State in 1989. This means that in that particular game, Fresno State's defense performed exceptionally well by limiting their opponent's offensive yards gained to a mere 61.

In Fresno State's bowl game history, the longest pass play was 91 yards.

The correct answer is 123. This means that the Fresno State quarterback attempted 123 passes in four bowl games, which set a school record.

Through 2006, no Fresno State football player had returned a kickoff for a touchdown in any bowl game.

Two Fresno State players shared the school record through 2006 for how many bowl game pass interceptions. The correct answer is Six.