' Dogs set to host New Mexico for Senior Day

FRESNO, Calif. (BNN)-- Fresno State football'& #x 27; s weekly Monday morning presser was the quickest of the season following Saturday'& #x 27; s blowout 42-18 loss at San Jose State. The Valley Trophy is back in the hands of the Spartans, but Bulldogs' & #x 27; Head Coach Jeff Tedford is all set to move on per his 24-hour rule.
"" We got beat by a much better group that night,"" Tedford said. "" Plain and easy."". San Jose State'& #x 27; s QB Chevan Cordeiro threw for 3 first-half goals, as Fresno State enabled more than 300 backyards on the ground. An outcome Defensive Coordinator Kevin Coyle is taking responsibility for.
"" First and foremost, I'& #x 27; m dissatisfied in myself,"" Coyle stated.
Saturday'& #x 27; s game all but over at the start of the third quarter following a 98-yard pick-six off the hands of backup QB Logan Fife.
"" A hundred-yard interception return. That didn'& #x 27; t assistance," Tedford said
. An 11-play drive that Offensive Coordinator Pat McCann mentioned as a 14-point swing.
"" In position to make that an 11-point video game, and ultimately it turns into a 25-point video game,"" McCann said.
Fresno State likewise verified that starting left deal with Jacob Spomer is out for the season with a torn ACL and will need surgical treatment.
"" Definitely going to miss him due to the fact that he'& #x 27; s a really good" player," McCann said. "" He'& #x 27; s a great colleague."".
Bulldog starting QB Mikey Keene was also banged up in the loss, leaving the second quarter following a success on a 5-yard scramble to get an initially down.
"" That'& #x 27; s football," Tedford said. "He was attempting to make a play."".
OC Pat McCann was asked if Keene requires to do a better job of protecting himself.
"" Part of what makes him good is how competitive he is,"" McCann said. "" There'& #x 27; s times where it & #x 27; s like, man, just toss that away and live to combat another play."".
Whether Keene will play Saturday vs New Mexico is still in concern.
Head Coach Jeff Tedford stated Keene suffered small concussion-like signs and will be monitored throughout the week.
Fresno State is now faced with a (3-7) Lobos team in its final home game of the routine season for Senior Day.
"" It'& #x 27; s always a psychological day for them to decrease the ramp for the last time,"" Tedford stated.
Bulldog worlds will likewise collide at halftime, as Fresno State prepares yourself to celebrate Diamond Dog legends Aaron Judge and Mike Batesole with a halftime jersey retirement ceremony.