1.
What are Fresno State's official colors?
Correct Answer
C. Cardinal And Navy Blue
Explanation
Fresno State's official colors are Cardinal And Navy Blue. This means that the university has designated these specific colors as its official representation. The use of Cardinal And Navy Blue in branding, uniforms, and other official materials helps to establish a consistent and recognizable visual identity for Fresno State.
2.
What is the name of Fresno State's costumed bulldog mascot?
Correct Answer
D. Timeout
Explanation
Fresno State's costumed bulldog mascot is named Timeout.
3.
What does the green letter "V" on the back of Fresno State helmets represent?
Correct Answer
A. San Joaquin Valley's Farm Industry
Explanation
The green letter "V" on the back of Fresno State helmets represents the San Joaquin Valley's Farm Industry. This is likely because Fresno State University is located in the San Joaquin Valley, which is known for its agricultural production. The "V" could symbolize the importance of farming and the university's connection to the region's agricultural heritage.
4.
What is the name of Fresno State's live bulldog mascot?
Correct Answer
A. Victor E. Bulldog
Explanation
Victor E. Bulldog is the correct answer because it is the name of Fresno State's live bulldog mascot. This name is specifically associated with the mascot of Fresno State, indicating that it is the correct choice.
5.
In one of its most historic wins ever, Fresno State defeated what team in a 1982 bowl game?
Correct Answer
A. USC
Explanation
In a historic win in 1982, Fresno State defeated USC in a bowl game.
6.
Fans at Fresno State's home football stadium are known by what nickname?
Correct Answer
D. The Red Wave
Explanation
The correct answer is "The Red Wave." This nickname is used to refer to the fans at Fresno State's home football stadium. It is likely that the nickname is derived from the school's official colors, red and blue, and the enthusiasm and energy of the fans, creating a metaphorical "wave" of support for the team.
7.
What was Fresno State's record in the 2006 football season?
Correct Answer
B. 42102
8.
In 2001, Fresno State's football team tied the school record with how many wins in a season?
Correct Answer
B. 11
Explanation
Fresno State's football team tied the school record with 11 wins in a season in 2001. This implies that in that particular season, the team won 11 games, which was the highest number of wins they had achieved in a single season up until that point.
9.
Through 2006, Fresno State's football team had a higher winning percentage than which other team?
Correct Answer
D. Wisconsin
Explanation
Fresno State's football team had a higher winning percentage than Wisconsin's football team through 2006.
10.
In a 1981 game, a Fresno State football player set a school record with how many interceptions?
Correct Answer
D. Three
Explanation
In a 1981 game, a Fresno State football player set a school record with three interceptions. This means that during that particular game, the player successfully intercepted the opposing team's pass three times. This achievement was significant as it set a new record for the school, showcasing the player's exceptional defensive skills and ability to read the game.
11.
The largest margin of victory by the Fresno State football team at home through 2006 was how many points?
Correct Answer
B. 77
Explanation
The correct answer is 77. This means that the largest margin of victory by the Fresno State football team at home through 2006 was 77 points. This indicates that in at least one game, Fresno State had a dominant performance, winning by a significant margin.
12.
Fresno State's football team scored how many points at home in a 1991 game to set a school record?
Correct Answer
C. 94
Explanation
In a 1991 game, Fresno State's football team scored 94 points at home, which set a school record.
13.
Fresno State's quarterback in 2002 led all Division 1-A first-year quarterbacks in what category?
Correct Answer
C. Most Touchdown Passes
Explanation
In 2002, Fresno State's quarterback led all Division 1-A first-year quarterbacks in the category of Most Touchdown Passes. This means that he threw the highest number of touchdown passes compared to other first-year quarterbacks in Division 1-A.
14.
After Fresno State's 2005 bowl game appearance, what was the Bulldog quarterback's bowl game record?
Correct Answer
B. 42064
15.
The Fresno State record set in 1942 was how many touchdown receptions in a single game?
Correct Answer
D. Four
Explanation
In 1942, the Fresno State record for the most touchdown receptions in a single game was four.
16.
In three seasons through 2006, Fresno State's football team had a perfect home record with how many wins?
Correct Answer
C. Eight
Explanation
In the given question, the correct answer is "Eight". This means that Fresno State's football team had a perfect home record with eight wins in three seasons through 2006.
17.
Set in 1940, what was the Fresno State record for fumbles lost in a single game?
Correct Answer
D. Six
Explanation
In 1940, the Fresno State football team had a record of six fumbles lost in a single game. This suggests that the team had a particularly difficult game where they struggled to maintain possession of the ball, resulting in multiple turnovers. Fumbling the ball can significantly impact a team's performance and chances of winning, making it important for players to focus on ball security during games.
18.
Fresno State's Bulldog Stadium is located between Bulldog Lane and what other street?
Correct Answer
A. Barstow Avenue
Explanation
Fresno State's Bulldog Stadium is located between Bulldog Lane and Barstow Avenue.
19.
Fresno State set a school bowl game record with four rushing touchdowns at the end of what season?
Correct Answer
A. 1985
Explanation
In the 1985 season, Fresno State set a school bowl game record by scoring four rushing touchdowns.
20.
How many touchdowns did Fresno State score in a 1985 bowl game to set the school's bowl game record?
Correct Answer
D. Seven
Explanation
Fresno State scored seven touchdowns in a 1985 bowl game to set the school's bowl game record.
21.
In bowl games in 2000 and 2001, a Fresno State quarterback was responsible for how many touchdowns?
Correct Answer
B. Nine
Explanation
In bowl games in 2000 and 2001, a Fresno State quarterback was responsible for nine touchdowns.
22.
What was the longest run of consecutive bowl game appearances in Fresno State history through 2006?
Correct Answer
C. Seven
Explanation
Fresno State's longest run of consecutive bowl game appearances through 2006 was seven. This means that for seven consecutive years, Fresno State's football team qualified for and played in a bowl game. This is a significant achievement for the program, showcasing their consistent success and competitiveness in college football.
23.
What was the Fresno State record for most 100-yard receiving games in a season through 2006?
Correct Answer
D. Nine
Explanation
The Fresno State record for most 100-yard receiving games in a season through 2006 was nine. This means that a player from Fresno State achieved at least 100 receiving yards in nine different games during a single season. This is a significant accomplishment and demonstrates the player's consistency and skill in the passing game.
24.
Set in 2004, what was the Fresno State record for longest field goal in a post-season bowl game?
Correct Answer
A. 49 Yards
Explanation
In 2004, the Fresno State record for the longest field goal in a post-season bowl game was 49 yards.
25.
Fresno State began playing football in Bulldog Stadium in what year?
Correct Answer
C. 1980
Explanation
Fresno State began playing football in Bulldog Stadium in 1980. This indicates that the university started hosting football games in Bulldog Stadium during that year.
26.
At the end of the 2006 season, how many games in history had Fresno State won at Bulldog Stadium?
Correct Answer
C. 122
Explanation
Fresno State had won a total of 122 games at Bulldog Stadium by the end of the 2006 season.
27.
What is the capacity of Fresno State's Bulldog Stadium?
Correct Answer
D. 41,031
Explanation
The correct answer is 41,031. This is the capacity of Fresno State's Bulldog Stadium.
28.
In what year did Fresno State bring back its live bulldog mascot?
Correct Answer
C. 2006
Explanation
In 2006, Fresno State brought back its live bulldog mascot. This suggests that at some point in the past, the university had a live bulldog mascot, but it was discontinued for a period of time. The decision to bring back the mascot in 2006 could have been due to popular demand, a desire to enhance school spirit, or a tradition that was revived.
29.
Fresno State won by what score in the first game played at Bulldog Stadium in November 1980?
Correct Answer
D. 21-14
Explanation
In the first game played at Bulldog Stadium in November 1980, Fresno State won with a score of 21-14.
30.
In what pre-2007 year did Fresno State romp into its most lopsided bowl victory?
Correct Answer
A. 1985
Explanation
In 1985, Fresno State had its most lopsided bowl victory.