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Fresno State Bulldogs' Fourth Quarter Surge Falls Short at ExtraMile

The Fresno State Bulldogs faced a challenging contest against the Boise State Broncos, concluding with a 65-70 defeat. The Bulldogs now stand with an overall record of 0-1, while the Broncos have marked their first victory of the season. Despite a valiant effort in the fourth quarter where they scored 27 points, it wasn't enough to overcome the home team's consistent performance across all quarters.


Fresno State Bulldogs VS Boise State Broncos

The game at ExtraMile Arena was a display of intense competition and skillful play from both teams. The Bulldogs showcased their defensive capabilities with 5 blocks and an impressive tally of 9 steals throughout the game. Their offensive efforts were highlighted by scoring 26 points in the paint and capitalizing on turnovers to add another 16 points to their total.


The team's shooting accuracy was notable, particularly from the free-throw line where they achieved a solid 77 percent conversion rate. However, field goals proved more challenging as they managed to make only 37 percent of their attempts. From beyond the arc, they shot at a rate of 32 percent making seven three-pointers.


On individual performances, Fresno State players worked hard on both ends of the court contributing significantly with personal rebounds totaling up to 27 alongside team rebounds which added another eight. The assist-to-turnover ratio stood at an admirable figure considering intense defensive pressure from Boise State.


Boise State Broncos had their own set of impressive statistics including better shooting percentages both from two-point range (41 percent) and three-point range (42 percent). They also outrebounded Fresno State by one board and made crucial plays that resulted in nine second-chance points which contributed greatly to maintaining their lead throughout.


As for discipline on court, Fresno committed more personal fouls with a count reaching up to twenty-four compared to thirteen by Boise State; this may have affected momentum shifts during critical moments in play.


Looking ahead for Fresno fans eager for redemption after this close encounter: The next game will see your beloved Bulldogs travel away from home once again as they face off against Wyoming Cowgirls at Arena-Auditorium located in Laramie on March 2nd scheduled for tip-off at noon local time (2 PM Pacific Time). This matchup can be followed live by fans who are unable or unwilling to make it out there themselves through various broadcast options available online or through television networks covering college sports events.

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