The Cowboys were not able to make the game-tying 3-pointer.

DeShawn Gory grabbed the rebound and ran down the court as time expired, clinching the 63-60 win.

The ‘Dogs improve to 3-4 in the Mountain West.

The Bulldogs now hit the road for a matchup against the New Mexico Lobos on Jan. 21.

David Douglas Jr. was able to go 1-for-2 from the free throw line giving the Bulldogs a 63-60 lead with 9.8 seconds left.

Following the made free throw, Coach Walberg called his third timeout.

Both teams have one timeout left.

The Cowboys called their third timeout with 20 seconds left.

The ‘Dogs had a chance to make it a two possession game but Hiedbreder’s layup couldn’t fall.

Wyoming will have an opportunity to tie or take the lead, down two with 20.2 second remaining in regulation.

Coach Walberg called his second timeout of the game with one minute remaining.

David Douglas Jr. will be at the line after the break with an opportunity to take a four-point lead.

Bulldogs lead 61-58 with 1:02 remaining.

Both teams have been trading buckets in the back half of the game.

The Bulldogs took the lead with five minutes to play but the Cowboys quickly responded with a layup to take back the lead.

Following a layup, the Cowboys called their second timeout of the game with 3:43 remaining.

Cowboys lead 56-54.

Both teams are in the bonus so any foul will result in free throws for the rest of the contest.

The Bulldogs have tied the game at 43 apiece with under eight minutes to go in the game.

Swarming defense has turned into fast break opportunities for the ‘Dogs who have limited the Cowboys to zero points in the last two minutes.

Wyoming is now in foul trouble and has put the Bulldogs in the bonus for the rest of the game.

DJ Stickman will be at the line to shoot two free throws coming out of the break.

It has been back-and-forth to start the second half.

The Cowboys still lead 35-32 with over 14 minutes to go in the second half.

Cameron Faas nailed a 3-pointer with 30 seconds remaining in the half, bringing the Bulldogs within one point of the Cowboys.

David Douglas Jr. leads all scorers with eight points on 50% shooting from the field.

The Bulldogs struggled from beyond the arc, shooting 25% compared to the Cowboys’ 45%.

The ‘Dogs were out rebounded 20-15 in the first half.

Cowboys lead 27-26 at halftime.

Fresno State Head Coach Vance Walberg called his first timeout of the game with one minute remaining in the first half.

The Bulldogs have given up the lead and are on a four minute scoring drought.

Wyoming leads 27-23.

The Bulldogs took the lead with six minutes to go in the first half but have not been able to go on a run.

Douglas Jr. continues to lead the ‘Dogs in scoring with eight points on 3-of-6 shooting from the field.

Bulldogs lead 23-22 with under four to play in the first half.

Both teams have gone scoreless over the past two minutes, but the Cowboys remain in the lead, 16-15.

After starting 2-for-2 from the field, David Douglas Jr. has missed his last two shot attempts. He leads the ‘Dogs with five points.

Following a layup from DJ Stickman, the Cowboys called the first timeout of the game.

The ‘Dogs have clawed back to a one possession game with over 10 minutes to go in the first half.

The Bulldogs have made it tough for the Cowboys to score despite Wyoming getting multiple second-chance efforts.

Wyoming leads 16-12 with 11 minutes to play in the first half.

The first media timeout of the game came after a Zaon Collins made layup through contact, earning himself an and-one opportunity.

Collins will shoot one free throw following the break in action.

Despite a hot start from Wyoming, the Bulldogs have been able respond.

Cowboys still lead 13-9 with 15 minutes to go in the opening half.

The Wyoming Cowboys have got off to a hot start, shooting 4-of-5 from the field.

Fresno State’s David Douglas Jr. was able to respond with five points of his own.

Wyoming leads 10-5 after three minutes of action.

The first stoppage of the night was to review a foul for a possible flagrant foul which was ruled a common foul against Fresno State.