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Fresno State football is facing a critical turning point in its 2026 season! After losing back-to-back rivalry games against Boise State and San Diego State, can Matt Entz and the Bulldogs use their bye week to save their Pac-12 championship hopes?

Al Scott of Fresno Sports Magazine joins Locked On Pac-12 to break down Fresno State's 4-3 start, the growing frustration surrounding its offense, Jayden Mandal's future at quarterback, and what needs to change before a massive Halloween matchup against Oregon State.

The Bulldogs have been outscored 42-16 in the first quarter this season, including just three combined first-quarter points outside their game against Boise State.

Yet Fresno State has outscored opponents 159-88 over the final three quarters.

Why does this team consistently wait so long to get its offense moving?

We discuss whether offensive coordinator Josh Davis needs to make significant adjustments, why Mandal's ball security makes a quarterback change unlikely, and whether Matt Entz should face any pressure if the season continues slipping away.

Looking ahead, Oregon State presents a massive challenge with quarterback Braden Atkinson and receiver Jesse LeGree leading one of the Pac-12's most dangerous passing attacks.

Can Fresno State's defense contain them?

We also examine the Bulldogs' remaining schedule, the importance of getting Rayshon Luke healthy, and why nine wins could still represent a successful season.

Plus, we shift to Fresno State men's basketball following Pac-12 Media Day.

With an entirely rebuilt roster, head coach Vance Walberg faces major questions about chemistry, roster retention and whether newcomers like KJ Perry, Roger Fabrega Urbina and Quentin Rhymes can help the Bulldogs compete.

Can Fresno State turn things around in football and basketball?

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Oregon State football enters its bye week at 5-2, and the Beavers suddenly have a legitimate path toward the Pac-12 Championship and potentially the College Football Playoff. Could JaMarcus Shephard lead Oregon State to a historic season in his first year?

On today's Locked On Pac-12, Ryan Harlan of Beaver Blitz joins us to break down Oregon State's incredible turnaround, its remaining football schedule and the growing excitement surrounding Justin Joyner's men's basketball program.

The Beavers have exceeded expectations with one of the most explosive offenses in college football.

Quarterback Braden Atkinson has thrown for 2,600 yards and 24 touchdowns with just two interceptions, while freshman sensation Jesse LeGree has already surpassed 1,000 receiving yards with 14 touchdowns.

But Oregon State's success goes beyond its passing attack.

AJ Newberry has emerged as a dangerous dual-threat running back, while Mike MacIntyre's defense continues improving and making critical plays.

We discuss why Oregon State could be one of the most complete teams in the Pac-12 and whether the Beavers can challenge Boise State for the conference championship.

With games remaining against Fresno State, Texas State, Utah State and Boise State, could Oregon State finish 10-2?

And would a Pac-12 Championship give the Beavers a stronger College Football Playoff résumé than James Madison or New Mexico?

Then we shift to Oregon State basketball following Justin Joyner's first media day in Corvallis.

The Beavers impressed against Michigan in their exhibition opener, and expectations are growing for a roster featuring DeShawn Gory, Legend Smiley, Josiah Lake II and Daniel Freitag.

We examine whether Gory can become Oregon State's most reliable scorer, why Freitag could be the team's ultimate glue guy and what questions remain about the Beavers' frontcourt.

Football is winning. Basketball is generating excitement. Could this be the beginning of a new era for Oregon State athletics?

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Gonzaga basketball receives massive eligibility news as Xayvion Lee is cleared to play, giving Mark Few and the Bulldogs a major boost ahead of their exhibition showdown with Arkansas. Meanwhile, seven Pac-12 men's basketball teams are preparing for important preseason tests.

On today's Locked On Pac-12 and Locked On Zags crossover, Andy Patton joins us to break down Gonzaga's latest eligibility developments and preview a loaded weekend of Pac-12 basketball exhibitions.

Xayvion Lee's eligibility situation has taken a positive turn following a California court ruling, providing Gonzaga with much-needed stability in its backcourt.

With Javon Bennett and Nathan De Sousa also eligible, the Bulldogs suddenly have significant point guard depth. But questions remain surrounding Chauncey Wiggins and Izan Almanza.

We discuss what Lee's availability means for Gonzaga's starting lineup, how he fits alongside Isiah Harwell and Davis Fogle, and whether Braden Huff and Mouhamed Diop can establish themselves as one of college basketball's most dangerous frontcourts.

Then we preview seven Pac-12 exhibition matchups:

San Diego State vs. USC: Can the Aztecs improve their rebounding and bench production after facing Arizona?

Utah State vs. Santa Clara: Will Mason Falslev return, and can Kingston Tosi build on his impressive performance against Saint Mary's?

Oregon State vs. California: Can DeShawn Gory, Legend Smiley and the Beavers build on their impressive showing against Michigan?

Fresno State vs. Cal State Fullerton: Which newcomers will emerge for the Bulldogs?

Gonzaga vs. Arkansas: How will the Bulldogs perform against a nationally ranked SEC opponent?

Colorado State vs. San Diego: Can the Rams' returning roster become a surprise contender under Ali Farokhmanesh?

Washington State vs. Washington: Can the Cougars bounce back from their disappointing exhibition against New Mexico?

We examine the biggest players, roster questions, potential breakout stars and warning signs across the conference.

Which Pac-12 team has the most to prove this weekend?

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Oregon State football is being overlooked in the Group of Six rankings, but could the Beavers have a stronger College Football Playoff argument than undefeated James Madison? Boise State remains the team to beat, but the race for a CFP spot is getting interesting.

On today's Locked On Pac-12 bonus episode, Colton Pool of The Pool Report joins the conversation to defend his latest Group of Six Top 25 rankings and debate whether Oregon State deserves significantly more respect.

The composite rankings have Boise State at No. 1, followed by James Madison, New Mexico, UTSA and Oregon State.

But should the Beavers really be ranked behind those teams?

Oregon State has one of the most explosive passing offenses in college football, an improving defense and a dominant victory over San Diego State.

Meanwhile, undefeated James Madison has built an impressive résumé despite questions about its strength of schedule.

We debate whether Oregon State's tougher competition should outweigh its losses and what a potential victory over Boise State could mean for the Beavers' playoff aspirations.

We also discuss why Boise State remains the Group of Six favorite, New Mexico's outstanding defense and where Texas State and Fresno State belong in the national conversation.

Then we look beyond the Pac-12 at three critical games that could reshape the CFP race.

James Madison travels to Appalachian State for a dangerous Sun Belt matchup. UTSA faces Tulane with its American Conference championship hopes on the line. And New Mexico hosts North Dakota State in a showdown featuring two of college football's strongest defenses.

Could an undefeated James Madison team miss out on a playoff opportunity in favor of a two-loss Oregon State team?

And which Group of Six program has the strongest College Football Playoff résumé?

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Boise State looks like the team to beat in the Pac-12, Texas State is becoming a dangerous contender, and Colorado State's defense is falling apart! With another massive weekend of Pac-12 football approaching, which teams will make a statement?

On today's Locked On Pac-12, we're joined by Colton Pool of The Pool Report for our weekly Pac-12 3-Pack, breaking down Boise State vs. Washington State, San Diego State vs. Colorado State, and Utah State vs. Texas State.

We start with Boise State traveling to Pullman for the emerging Snake River rivalry against Washington State.

The Broncos have established themselves as one of the nation's best teams at controlling time of possession, while Dylan Riley and Boise State's rushing attack continue creating problems for opposing defenses.

Washington State has shown offensive improvement with Owen Eshelman at quarterback, but can Kirby Moore's Cougars find a way to pull off a massive upset?

Next, San Diego State travels to Fort Collins to face a Colorado State team desperately searching for answers.

The Rams are allowing 530 yards per game, ranking last nationally in total defense, after surrendering 503 rushing yards against Texas State.

Can Lucky Sutton and the Aztecs take advantage?

We also discuss San Diego State's quarterback uncertainty involving Jayden Denegal and Stone Saunders, along with the potential return of Colorado State quarterback Haase Haney.

Finally, Texas State hosts Utah State in a fascinating matchup between one of the Pac-12's most explosive offenses and one of its stronger defenses.

Brad Jackson and the Bobcats are coming off a dominant victory over Colorado State, while Bronco Mendenhall has named Grady Brosterhous Utah State's starting quarterback.

Can the Aggies slow down Texas State's rushing attack, or will G.J. Kinne's offense continue rolling?

We deliver predictions, potential upsets, quarterback storylines and the biggest matchups across the conference.

Which Pac-12 team is most likely to pull off an upset this weekend?

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Texas State football just delivered one of the most dominant rushing performances in college football! G.J. Kinne and the Bobcats demolished Colorado State 66-27, piling up a program-record 503 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns.

But is Texas State finally becoming the Pac-12 contender everyone expected?

On today's Locked On Pac-12, we're joined by Keff Ciardello of the Win Now or Get Bent podcast to break down Texas State's remarkable offensive turnaround, its biggest remaining concerns and the upcoming matchup against Utah State.

Torrance Burgess Jr. exploded for 224 rushing yards and four touchdowns against Colorado State, while quarterback Brad Jackson added three rushing touchdowns and another score through the air.

Burgess now ranks second nationally with 838 rushing yards, and Texas State is averaging 303 rushing yards per game, third-best in college football.

But the biggest reason for the Bobcats' success might be their offensive line.

We examine the impact of offensive line coach and run game coordinator Jordan Shoemaker, the development of center Michael Udengwu and how Texas State has built one of the nation's most productive rushing attacks.

We also discuss why Texas State could easily be 5-1 instead of 3-3.

Close losses to UTSA and San Diego State have exposed significant special teams problems, while defensive coordinator Will Windham continues working to improve a defense that has struggled against the pass.

Can the Bobcats clean up those mistakes before facing Utah State, Boise State and Oregon State?

Then we turn to Texas State basketball!

DJ Hall returns after earning Sun Belt Freshman of the Year honors, and head coach Terrence Johnson faces a pivotal season as the Bobcats prepare for their first year of Pac-12 basketball.

We discuss Texas State's player retention, increased basketball investment, new transfers and whether the Bobcats can exceed their No. 7 preseason conference ranking.

Is Texas State football a legitimate Pac-12 championship threat, and can its basketball program surprise the conference?

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Pac-12 basketball might be significantly more competitive than anyone expected! Gonzaga enters the 2026-27 college basketball season as the conference favorite, but San Diego State, Oregon State, Utah State and Boise State are already making serious statements.

Could the new Pac-12 become a legitimate multi-bid conference in March Madness?

On this Locked On College Crossover with Locked On Pac-12 and Locked On Zags, we break down the biggest takeaways from an exciting weekend of college basketball exhibition games.

San Diego State fell to Arizona 82-67, but Brian Dutcher's Aztecs showed promise against an elite opponent. Isaiah Sy scored 17 points, Tae Simmons added 15 and Bear Cherry delivered three blocks. However, bench production and rebounding remain major concerns.

Oregon State nearly stunned defending national champion Michigan, falling 98-93 in Ann Arbor. DeShawn Gory scored 20 points, Legend Smiley knocked down five three-pointers and Justin Joyner's Beavers showed why they could become a Pac-12 dark horse.

Utah State made another statement by scoring 97 points against Saint Mary's without Mason Falslev. Kingston Tosi delivered 22 points, while Dallin Hall showcased his versatility.

Meanwhile, Boise State exploded for 109 points against Washington, raising questions about whether Leon Rice's Broncos have been overlooked in preseason conference projections.

Washington State struggled in a 92-64 exhibition loss to New Mexico, creating serious concerns about the Cougars' offensive production and frontcourt depth.

We also discuss Gonzaga's No. 15 preseason AP Top 25 ranking, ongoing eligibility questions and whether Mark Few's Bulldogs can make another deep NCAA Tournament run.

Plus, Zig or Zag returns with two entertaining debates!

How many Pac-12 teams will make March Madness this season?

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San Diego State football defeats Fresno State 26-23 in a dramatic Pac-12 rivalry showdown! The Aztecs bounce back from an embarrassing loss to Oregon State, reclaim the Oil Can and keep their bowl eligibility hopes alive with a thrilling homecoming victory.

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Texas State football absolutely demolished Colorado State 66-27 in a stunning Pac-12 showdown, piling up 716 total yards and an incredible 503 rushing yards in one of the most dominant offensive performances of the season.

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Washington State football is making a major quarterback change as Owen Eshelman takes over the starting job ahead of the Cougars' rivalry matchup against Oregon State. But can the redshirt freshman turn around one of the most disappointing offenses in college football?

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