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STANFORD
• Stanford extended its string of consecutive home victories over Fresno State to nine dating back to 1999 and its overall win streak over the Bulldogs to four

• The victory completed a regular season sweep of the Bulldogs in a three-game that was originally scheduled to be played in its entirety from February 9-11 but required today's makeup contest to be finished after inclement weather allowed the clubs to only get in two games on the original dates

• Stanford has won each of the last eight regular season series between the clubs dating back to the last Fresno State series and season series victories in 1999

• Stanford now leads the all-time series between the clubs, 78-48

• Stanford won for the fourth time in its last six non-conference games and also snapped a two-game skid in non-league contests

• Sean Ratliff (CF) has now played in and started all 38 games this season and is the only Stanford player to do so

• Sean Ratliff extended his team lead in homers when he hit his seventh long ball of the season with a long solo shot in the bottom of the eighth

• Sean Ratliff's eighth inning homer snapped Stanford's four-game homerless stretch that equaled the team's longest of season

• Blake Hancock recorded the first save of his collegiate career

• Michael Taylor broke out of an 0-for-13 slump with hits in each of his final three at bats of a game in which he finished 3-for-4 with an RBI

• Stanford was errorless for the second straight contest and the fifth time in its last nine games

• Stanford came from behind to win for the 12th time in 17 wins this season, including each of its last three victories

• Brendan Domaracki scored a career-high two runs and tied a season-high with two hits

• Cord Phelps drove in a career-high three runs

• Erik Davis tied a season-high 4.0 innings pitched in his first start of the season

• The game clocked in at 2:39 to mark Stanford's shortest contest in the last 18 games since the squad played for 2:34 at Sacramento State on March 25

• The Wednesday game was Stanford's first of the season on that day of the week, making Monday the only day remaining in which the Cardinal has yet to play a contest

• Stanford improved to 4-1 in games decided by five runs