The Fresno State Bulldogs will head back to the blue turf and take on the Boise State Broncos in the Mountain West Conference championship this Saturday afternoon from Albertsons Stadium on Fox. Boise State and Fresno State have faced off the Milk Can in every year since the year 2000, dating back to their time as rivals in the WAC. The Broncos have faced off in the Mountain West championship on three occasions, and Boise leads the all-time series 17-7 after a 40-20 win in Week 6.
Fresno State comes into this one at 8-4 after defeating Wyoming at home. The Bulldogs shut the Cowboys out and picked up their seventh win in a row in dominant fashion. Fresno scores 30.9 points per game, while passing for 277.5 yards per game (43rd), and rushing for 130.6 ypg (196th). The Bulldog defense allows 20.8 points per game.
Jake Haener’s presence has put Fresno back in the Mountain West title game. The three-year starter returned to the starting lineup after an injury in the USC game, and he’s led the Bulldogs to seven straight wins. Haener put together a flawless month of November, tossing ten touchdowns to zero interceptions in four victories. Haener has thrown for 2,432 passing yards with 17 touchdowns to three interceptions through eight starts.
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