Fresno State Football: Your Guide to Not Missing a Single Grunt (or Touchdown)
Ah, Fresno State Football! A time-honored tradition, right up there with questionable stadium nachos and that lingering sunburn you can't quite explain. But hey, who needs comfort when you've got the thrill of victory (or the agony of defeat) coursing through your veins?
The only dilemma? Figuring out which channel to tune into. Fear not, fellow Bulldog fan, for I am here to unravel the mystery and ensure you never miss a single spike, interception, or questionable call by the ref.
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The Tale of Two Networks: CBS Sports and Fox Sports
Fresno State has a bit of a split personality when it comes to television. They like to keep things interesting, bouncing between CBS Sports and Fox Sports for their games. Imagine them whispering sweet nothings to both networks at the same time. A bold strategy, Fresno State, a bold strategy.
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Here's the skinny:
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- CBS Sports Network (CBSN): You might catch the Bulldogs here for a couple of their games, particularly those deemed less likely to break the internet (although, let's be honest, anything can happen in college football).
- Fox Sports Networks (FS1 or FS2): Buckle up, buttercup! This is where things get exciting. Fresno State tends to play some of their bigger matchups on these channels, so get ready for high-octane commentary and questionable slow-motion replays.
Pro Tip: If you're unsure which Fox Sports Network your game is on, don't be afraid to channel surf like a pro athlete dodging a tackle. Just remember the proper etiquette: no peeking during commercials (it's rude to the advertisers) and a firm commitment to finding the game before the next round of nachos arrives.
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Wait, There's More! (Because College Football is Complicated)
There's always a chance, though a small one, that Fresno State might decide to grace another network with their presence. Here's what to keep an eye out for:
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NBC: The Peacock occasionally throws Fresno State a bone, especially for season openers or rivalry games. Keep your eyes peeled, especially if your nachos involve a particularly spicy salsa.
Random Local Channel: Hey, stranger things have happened! Every now and then, a local channel might snag the rights to broadcast a Fresno State game. This is especially true for those "guarantee games" against smaller schools (no offense intended, smaller schools).
Remember: Your best bet is to check the official Fresno State Athletics website or a reliable sports TV listings site before kickoff. They'll have the channel information prominently displayed, usually accompanied by a photo of the head coach looking very serious and determined.
But wait, there's more! (Yes, really, this is college football, there's always more).
How to Become a Fresno State Football Channel Guru: A Quick FAQ
- How to find the Fresno State Athletics website? Just head on over to [go bulldogs ON Fresno State Athletics gobulldogs.com] - it's practically Bulldogs 101.
- How to deal with the existential dread that sets in when you miss the kickoff? Chin up, buttercup! There's always next quarter (or next game, or the internet highlights).
- How to convince your significant other that watching Fresno State football is a perfectly acceptable use of Saturday afternoon? This one's a bit trickier. Maybe offer to do the dishes, or point out the cute mascot?
- How to celebrate a Fresno State victory? Responsibly, of course! But a little celebratory dance (complete with air guitar) is never a bad idea.
- How to cope with a Fresno State loss? Retail therapy is always an option (new jersey, anyone?). But remember, there's always next week!
So there you have it, folks! Your one-stop guide to navigating the thrilling, sometimes confusing, world of Fresno State football on TV. Now go forth, grab your favorite beverage (and maybe some Tums for those questionable nachos), and cheer on the Bulldogs!
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