The Bulldogs win the game with smart defense and strong offense.

The Bulldogs continued driving to the basket, with 58 of their points coming in the paint

They also maintained control of the rebounds the entire game, with the point guard Zaon Collins and Wilson Jacques having eight rebounds.

The Bulldogs changed their lineup multiple times in this game, running big and small to challenge the Sunbirds.

The Bulldogs will take on University of South Carolina Upstate on Nov. 5 at the Save Mart Center.

The Bulldogs continue to make rotations throughout this game, attempting to find their style this season.

Heidbreder leads the team with 19 points and also has four rebounds.

The Bulldogs lead 77-43 with a little over five minutes in the second half.

Bulldogs are constantly cutting and sprinting to the rim on offense.

Throughout the game, their rebounding has been strong with 36 boards compared to the Sunbirds’ 19.

The Sunbirds are putting up a fight by driving to the rim and getting to the line in this half.

The Bulldogs lead 70-41 with a little over eight minutes left in the second half.

The Bulldogs enter the second half with a change in their lineup, bringing in Makhan Diouf, to establish a larger paint presence.

The Bulldogs continue to push the ball on the fast break with Deshawn Gory, having a monster slam.

The Bulldogs’ offense is looking strong, and they’re putting up numbers to back it up.

The Bulldogs lead 58-33 with just a little over 14 minutes left in the second half.

The Bulldogs are coming with a new system this year and are utilizing their bench.

In addition, the Bulldogs are getting to the free-throw line, shooting 10-14.

The leading scorer, coming out of the first half, is Jake Heidbreder with eight points and three rebounds.

The sunbirds’ largest run during the first half was just a 4-0 run.

The Bulldogs are playing strong defense against the Sunbirds, which in turn is creating offensive opportunities for them.

The Bulldogs continue to push them out of lanes that lead to the rim, preventing any easy buckets for the Sunbirds.

The name of the game right now is rebounding, and the Bulldogs are out-rebounding the Sunbirds 18-8.

There is a little over five minutes left in the game in the first half.

The Bulldogs continue to make their presence known at the rim by getting into open lanes and getting to the free-throw line.

Fresno Pacific is being overwhelmed by quick fastbreak points and smart defense.

Bulldogs lead 20-8 with a little over ten minutes in the first half.

The Bulldogs begin the game with a 10-0 run, and come out with some strong offensive plays.

Zaon Collins started reading the floor early, setting up his teammates for easy buckets at the rim.

The Bulldogs lead 11-0 with a little over 15 minutes left in the first half.

The Fresno State women’s basketball team beat the Fresno Pacific Sunbirds 87-38.

Danae Powell and Jaisa Gamble led all scorers with 18 points apiece.

The Bulldogs’ largest lead was 51 in the fourth quarter.

This marks Ryan McCarthy’s first victory as the Bulldogs’ head coach.

Vance Walberg and the men’s team tips off at 7:30 p.m.

The Sunbirds call their second timeout with two minutes to go in the game.

The Bulldogs have pushed their lead to 42.

‘Dogs lead 78-36.

Bulldogs up 70-36 with just under five minutes to go in the game.

Danae Powell leads all scorers with 15 points as Djess Diawara leads all players with 10 rebounds.

The Sunbirds came out of halftime and got to work early.

Fresno Pacific outscored the Bulldogs 21-18 in the third quarter.

Bulldogs still lead, 61-27 heading to the fourth quarter.

The Sunbirds offense has come alive to start the second half, scoring 12 points through the first five minutes of the third quarter.

Bulldogs lead 53-18.

Fresno State called its second timeout with under eight minutes to go in the third quarter.

The Sunbirds have gone on a 6-0 run to start the quarter.

‘Dogs still lead, 45-12.

Fresno State sophomore Danae Powell leads all scorers with 11 points.

The Bulldogs have three players in double figures including Powell, Emilia Long and Ava Marr who also added four rebounds.

Pressure from the ‘Dogs has made it hard for Sunbirds to find the bottom of the hoop. The Sunbirds didn’t make a single basket in the second quarter.

Fresno State leads 42-6 with two quarters to go in the season opener.

Fresno Pacific Head Coach Tim Beauregard calls his first timeout of the second quarter.

The Sunbirds are struggling to make shots, having made just one of their 15 attempts from the field.

The Bulldogs are out rebounding the Sunbirds 19-7 and have also capitalized on mistakes from the visitors.

The ‘Dogs have 14 points off of turnovers.

Fresno State leads 28-6 with under six minutes to go.

The Bulldogs lead the Sunbirds 21-6 after the first quarter.

Junior guard Emilia Long leads all scorers with 10 points on 71% shooting from the field.

Fresno State has been able to put pressure on the Sunbirds, forcing nine steals in just the first quarter.

The first break in action came with just over four minutes to go in the first quarter.

Fresno State Head Coach Ryan McCarthy has utilized many players on the roster, substituting multiple players from off the bench.

The Bulldogs are on an 11-1 run over the last four minutes en route to a 13-3 lead.

The ‘Dogs have got off to a hot start, shooting 67% from the field.