2020 Silver Telly Award - Non-Broadcast: Documentary: Individual 2020 Bronze Telly Award - Non-Broadcast: Videography / Cinematography Jorge Reyna says he always leads the Bulldogs onto the football field with a humble sense of responsibility. To be a Hispanic quarterback at Fresno State makes him reflect on his greater purpose and what he represents. “I’m doing it for the kids,” he says. “I want to give them the light to say, ‘Hey, I’m one of you guys. And I’m going to do everything I can to work on your behalf … We’re in this together.’” Go beyond the sport with Jorge at stories.fresnostate.edu.

2020 Gold Telly Award - Promotional Video: Editing 2020 Silver Telly Award - Promotional Video: Schools/Colleges/Universities Take your coasts and enjoy your peaks. This is our Valley. And from the Valley, we rise together. This year, Fresno State Athletics is rising for you.

For Paul George, walking through the doors of the Save Mart Center is a trip down memory lane. The building is where the six-time NBA All-Star and 2016 Olympic gold medalist donned his No. 24 Fresno State jersey. It’s where his parents watched him from the stands as he led the Bulldogs to many victories. And it’s where he made life-long connections that changed his life forever. See Paul George's legacy at stories.fresnostate.edu.

For the first time in program history, Fresno State earned its 12th win in a single season, capturing the trophy at the 2018 Mitsubishi Motors Las Vegas Bowl and defeating Arizona State 31-20. See the stunning photos at stories.fresnostate.edu

2019 Silver Telly Award - Social Video: Editing Watch the best moments from the MW Championship game against Boise State on December 1, 2018. To directly support Fresno State Athletics and sit with your fellow Bulldog fans, be sure to buy your tickets at gobulldogs.com or by calling the Fresno State ticket office at 559.278.DOGS.

2021 Silver Telly Winner Non-Broadcast General-Documentary: Individual Fresno State student Elliot Meme is on a quest to attend 350 Fresno State Athletic games. Why? Because he says attending games is a way to show his appreciation for student-athletes. Read his story at stories.fresnostate.edu/fan-favorite.