Can Fresno State Bulldogs Keep Their Momentum Against New Mexico State Aggies?

The Fresno State Bulldogs have shown a remarkable turnaround this season, especially considering their recent performance against the New Mexico State Aggies. Analyzing past game data reveals a team that has found its rhythm both offensively and defensively, setting the stage for an intriguing matchup in their upcoming game.

In their last encounter with the Aggies, the Bulldogs dominated with a 37-10 victory. This win was not just about scoring; it was about how efficiently Fresno State controlled every aspect of the game. The offense amassed an impressive total of 500 yards, with quarterback Mikey Keene throwing for 380 yards and three touchdowns. His connection with his receivers was nearly flawless, completing 78 percent of his passes. This level of efficiency in passing is something that could pose a significant threat to any opponent.

The rushing game also contributed significantly to the offensive onslaught, adding another dimension to Fresno's attack. Malik Sherrod led the charge on the ground with 90 yards, showcasing the team's ability to diversify its playbook and keep defenses guessing.

However, it wasn't just offense where Fresno shined; their defense made powerful statements throughout the game as well. Recording four sacks and forcing one fumble shows a defensive line that can disrupt any offensive rhythm. Moreover, limiting New Mexico State to only 10 points speaks volumes about how well-rounded this Bulldog team has become.

Looking back at earlier games in the season provides further context for this analysis. Despite a tough loss against Michigan Wolverines (30-10), where they struggled offensively and defensively, they showed resilience by bouncing back strongly in subsequent games. Their victory over Sacramento State Hornets (46-30) highlighted improvements on both sides of the ball - adjustments that seem to have paid off judging by their performance against NMS.

This brings us into our upcoming match at Valley Children's Stadium on September 14th at 10:30 PM EDT against New Mexico State Aggies once again but this time on home turf for Fresno State Bulldogs - an advantage they didn't have last time around when they secured their convincing win away from home.

Given these insights and considering how both teams have evolved since their last meeting, it stands to reason that if Fresno maintains or even improves upon its current trajectory - particularly in executing plays with precision on offense while maintaining stalwart defense - they are very likely to emerge victorious once more against NMS.

Fans eager not to miss out on what promises to be an exciting clash can catch all live action broadcasted on truTV (satellite channel number:246).