Fresno State loses left tackle Brayden Walton to ankle injury against San Jose State

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• Fresno State left tackle Brayden Walton exited in the first quarter with injury.
• Walton wore a boot on the sideline after suffering a left ankle injury.
• Marquise Thorpe-Taylor replaced Walton at left tackle against San Jose State.

The Fresno State offensive line was already missing key players before Saturday’s game against San Jose State.

Add Bulldogs left tackle Brayden Walton, formerly of Buchanan High, to the list.

Walton exited the game in the first quarter due to a left ankle injury.

He wore a boot on the sideline. Marquise Thorpe-Taylor replaced him at left tackle.

Guard Edward Fonua and offensive lineman Campbell McHarg are already out for the season.

OL Jonah Leaupepetele was injured during the USC game and hasn’t played since. OL Braylan Henderson has been out since fall camp.

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