The Georgia Bulldogs stayed alive in the SEC Baseball Tournament with a win over the No. 1-ranked defending national champion South Carolina Gamecocks on Friday night to put the Diamond Dogs one victory away from qualifying for the NCAA Tournament.

In order to make the NCAA Baseball Tournament field, David Perno's Diamond Dogs must beat two of the top three teams in the country in back-to-back games. Can the Georgia Bulldogs defeat both the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Florida Gators?

Alex Wood's complete-game performance for the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Baseball Tournament enabled the Diamond Dogs to stave off elimination by beating the Auburn Tigers, 3-2, in Hoover.

The Vanderbilt Commodores routed the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Baseball Tournament, leaving the Diamond Dogs one loss away from the end of their season.

David Perno's Diamond Dogs claimed a nationally-televised comeback win over the Vanderbilt Commodores to notch a victory critical to the Georgia Bulldogs' NCAA Baseball Tournament chances.

Aided by the Kennesaw State Owls' four errors, the Georgia Bulldogs carded a much-needed baseball win on Tuesday night, claiming victory to preserve their NCAA Tournament chances.

David Perno's Diamond Dogs went into Friday night's SEC baseball game with the Kentucky Wildcats needing a win to keep their NCAA Tournament hopes alive. Instead, the Georgia Bulldogs went down to defeat in a 7-4 finish.

The Diamond Dogs came into Wednesday's baseball game at Foley Field needing a win in the worst way, but David Perno's Georgia Bulldogs fell to the Mercer Bears in Athens.

Despite dropping an SEC baseball series to the Auburn Tigers on the road, the Georgia Bulldogs rallied to avoid the sweep when the Diamond Dogs scored nine runs in the ninth inning on Sunday.

After dropping the first outing of their three-game SEC baseball series with the Arkansas Razorbacks on Friday, David Perno's Georgia Bulldogs came back to take the series, with the Diamond Dogs' win in Sunday's rubber match coming with two outs away in the bottom of the ninth inning.