Turning up the energy on defense: While quarterback Jorge Reyna has received considerable scrutiny for back-to-back game-ending interceptions, Fresno State is also eyeing a bigger culprit: slow starts from the defense.
With both of this season's two games starting with the Dogs' opponents marching downfield for a touchdown, the defensive unit is ramping up the energy level in practice to emulate first quarter scenarios.
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