Before his mind cleared to focus on the game-ending kick, a rush of thoughts raced through Kevin Goessling's head.
Of all the hats a college football coach puts on -- boss, father, mentor, school and community leader -- there is one in particular Boise State coach Chris Petersen refuses to wear.
A day after suffering a concussion that startled many Fresno State fans, Bulldogs running back Ryan Mathews said he is doing fine and does not expect to miss much time.
If Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick has another big performance against Fresno State, remember this:
Fresno State's top offensive lineman, Andrew Jackson, remains questionable for Saturday's crucial Western Athletic Conference showdown at Nevada.
There are certain things the Fresno State football program likes to keep to itself, no matter how many times it is asked or who is making the inquiry.
So you think Ryan Mathews should win the Heisman? Really? The Fresno State running back might not even be the Western Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year.
It wasn't the first time a defense positioned the majority of its players with the intent to stop Ryan Mathews and Fresno State's running game.
Boise State is in trouble. Sure, the Broncos (7-0) are undefeated and coming off perhaps their most dominating performance, whipping Hawaii 54-9.
Fresno State safety Lorne Bell just stood there, his eyes widening as the ball came right at him.
Confidence is high at Fresno State.
Just 1-1/2 months into the college football season and San Jose State already is nearing bowl elimination.
Appreciate Ryan Mathews him while you can. That was Fresno State coach Pat Hill's message this week to the media and fans. You could be watching the best running back in the nation.
The best running game in college football doesn't belong to some Triple-option or Power-I team.
With Fresno State's dreaded trip to Hawaii out of the way, the toughest part of the season appears to be behind the Bulldogs.
One of these days, Hawaii quarterback Bryant Moniz might just win a mega-lottery jackpot.
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