Sports | NCAA football Boise State Dominates Fresno, 34-17 Bulldogs never had a chance as Broncos ran away with the game By Katherine Thompson Posted Oct 27, 2007 6:02 AM CDT Copied Boise State running back Jeremy Avery, left, is tripped up during the first half of a college football game against Fresno State, in Fresno, Calif. on Friday night, (AP Photo/Joe Jaszewski, The Idaho Stateman) (Associated Press) Boise State continued to look out of place in the WAC conference last night with an easy defeat of the Fresno Bulldogs. The runaway Broncos, who have not lost a conference game since Fresno routed them in 2005, improved to 7-1, 4-0. Two backup freshman backs posted career highs as Boise State racked up a 34-17 victory, reports the Idaho Statesman. "You want to say every game is the same, but this is one we were way up for," said Broncos safety Marty Tadman. His teammates proved that beyond any doubt, with D.J. Harper running for 153 yards and a touchdown and Jeremy Avery scoring three times on 124 yards. "There's enough balls to go around," said Avery. Read These Next Iran's new supreme leader is said to already have war wounds. One critical island in Iran has remained unscathed in airstrikes. Another administration official apparently moves to a military base. Warning to Trump on Iran: Don't 'get eliminated yourself.' Report an error