FRESNO, Calif. — In a compelling matchup on Saturday night, Fresno State secured a decisive 33-10 victory over San Jose State, highlighted by Mikey Keene’s impressive performance. Keene completed 30 of his 41 attempts, amassing 275 yards and connecting for three touchdown passes. He found Jalen Moss for two of those touchdowns, while Mac Dalena caught the other. Both Moss and Dalena had productive outings, each recording 85 yards through the air on a combined total of 11 receptions. On the ground, Elijah Gilliam contributed significantly, rushing for 56 yards and scoring a touchdown from one yard out.

Fresno State’s defense was instrumental in the win, as they recorded four interceptions throughout the game. Cam Lockridge stood out with two picks, while teammates Al’zillion Hamilton and Julian Neal each contributed with one interception apiece. This solid defensive effort helped the Bulldogs improve to a record of 5-3, including 3-1 in the Mountain West Conference.

The game got off to a surprising start when San Jose State quickly struck first. Walker Eget delivered a 35-yard touchdown pass to Nick Nash less than a minute into the game. Eget finished with a 14-of-31 passing performance, totaling 202 yards but also threw two interceptions. Other San Jose State quarterbacks, Emmett Brown and Xavier Ward, collectively managed to complete 7 of 19 passes for 82 yards, but they too were hindered by an interception each.

With this victory, Fresno State continues to show promise in the ongoing season, marking a solid win as they strengthen their position in the conference standings.