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Fresno State stifles Miami (OH) offense, 18-3, in Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl

Story bySteve HelwickMon, December 29, 2025 at 7:58 AM UTC·3 min readThe Miami RedHawks looked the part, properly gearing up for its second-straight postseason in Tucson. Last December, Miami (OH) seized its opportunity in the Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl — the first edition of the bowl sponsored by the famous rapper formally known as Calvin Broadus Jr. Head coach Chuck Martin celebrated on stage with Snoop Dogg, and the rapper bestowed a custom chain upon MVP Kevin Davis. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSnoop Dogg’s favorite team was back in the bowl, and the RedHawks accordingly unveiled themed helmets as a nod to the rapper, with the Miami “M” logo depicted as a chain on the helmet decal. However, once the game started, Miami did not drop it like it’s hot.

Fresno State stifles Miami (OH) offense, 18-3, in Snoop Dogg Arizona Bowl

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Key Highlights

  • Instead, the RedHawks fell cold, falling 18-3 to Fresno State without recording a single touchdown. The opening kickoff featured pure electricity as Snoop — mid-interview — actually caught the ball booted off the tie by Miami kickoff specialist Kellan McLaughlin.
  • But after that viral moment, the game turned into a low-scoring defensive slugfest deprived of highlights.
  • Miami struck first with a 33-yard field goal by First Team All-MAC kicker Dom Dzioban, but that kick stood as the RedHawks’ final snap from the red zone.
  • Miami never possessed the ball inside the 20 for the final 54 minutes and 9 seconds of action. The RedHawks’ defense held firm and only allowed one touchdown — a 2-yard touchdown pass with 11:12 remaining in the fourth quarter.
  • Due to a bend-don’t-break mentality, Fresno State only notched field goals for the majority of the contest.
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