President Obama heads to the central California city of Fresno on Friday to talk about the state's severe drought. And though the White House has yet to release details of the president's itinerary, one California college is trying really hard to get on his schedule.

The Athletic Department at California State University, Fresno has mounted a Twitter campaign - complete with its own hashtag - to convince Obama to throw out the first pitch at its women's softball team's home opener.

Tweet #Obama1stPitch to @BarackObama & @FLOTUS as we'd love to host them on Valentine's Day! #GoDogs pic.twitter.com/aBggPaxSbq

- FresnoState Bulldogs (@FSAthletics) February 11, 2014

"A visit to Bulldog Diamond would be a relaxing finale for the couple and their first glimpse of one the nation's most historic athletic programs," Fresno State Athletics assistant director of communications Geoff Thurner wrote in an article on the college's website. "The 'Dogs have racked up a national-leading 30 softball NCAA tourney appearances to go along with one national title, four runner-up finishes and three more third-place efforts among their 12 Women's College World Series trips."

Thurner and the women's softball team head coach Trisha Ford are encouraging fans to use the #Obama1stPitch hashtag to put some friendly pressure on the president.

The mound at Bulldog Diamond is calling for you @BarackObama & @FLOTUS! #Obama1stPitch #GoDogs pic.twitter.com/c6xTEJ8yiU

- Natasha Hernandez (@nhrdez) February 11, 2014

If the president decides to take Fresno State up on its offer, the game starts at 4:15 p.m., and the Bulldogs are facing Sacramento State.

Our #FresnoState softball team invites @BarackObama to throw out 1st pitch at the game on Valentine's Day! #Obama1stPitch #GoDogs

- Fresno State (@Fresno_State) February 10, 2014