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On the brink of elimination the Bulldogs show some resilience with a 2-1 series victory over Sacramento State. The series victory moves them one game closer to the Western Athletic Conference Tournament with San Jose State losing three straight last week.

Fresno State is currently in last place in the WAC and with this win its home record goes to 14-14. The Bulldogs face Sacramento State on May 4.

The Fresno State Bulldogs will honor the life of Dr. Rodney Anderson during tonight’s opener at 6 p.m. with Sacramento State. Anderson was longtime supporter of Bulldog baseball as well as a member of the political science department for over 15 years; he passed March 6.

Fresno State will take on UC Davis in a single-game nonconference showdown at 6 p.m. today at Beiden Field. The Bulldogs are coming off a series loss to Nevada and finished the month of April going 5-9 with a 2-4 mark at home.

The Bulldogs failed to escape Nevada with a series win, taking one of three from the Wolf Pack. The Bulldogs saw their 2-0 lead evaporate in fifth inning as the team dipped into to last place in the WAC with an 8-2 drubbing at the hands of the Wolf Pack.

The Diamond ‘Dogs will look for their second Western Athletic Conference win in a three-game series at Nevada that starts today and ends Sunday. Fresno State (17-20, 1-5 WAC) comes into the series winning two of its previous three games, including one game on the road — a 5-3 win at Hawaii for its only conference victory.

For the first time in a decade, San Jose State swept Fresno State in a three-game series. The Bulldogs couldn’t produce a win as they lost their second consecutive Western Athletic Conference series.

Two home games left for Bulldogs, ‘Dogs return home for Spartans

Fresno State bounced back after losing for the first time in six games to split the rain-shortened two-game series with the UC Riverside Highlanders this weekend.