Air Force Falcons and Fresno State Bulldogs Clash at Save Mart Center

As the Air Force Falcons prepare to take on the Fresno State Bulldogs at Save Mart Center, fans are looking forward to what promises to be an exhilarating matchup. The Falcons have been showing a consistent performance on the court, and their recent victory over Colorado State Rams on January 11 is a testament to their tenacity.

In that game, the AFA displayed remarkable offensive prowess, scoring 85 points with an impressive field goal percentage of 51 percent. Their ability to convert from beyond the arc was notable as well, hitting 37 percent of their three-point attempts. The team's defense was just as formidable; they managed six steals and two blocks while dominating the boards with 39 rebounds.

The statistics from previous games also shed light on areas where AFA can capitalize. Against Utah State Aggies on January 4, despite a loss, they showed resilience in assists with a total of 18 for that game. However, turnovers were an issue in this encounter as both teams ended up with twelve each.

Another aspect where AFA has shown improvement is in points off turnovers; during their December 31 game against Nevada Wolf Pack, they scored an equal number of points off turnovers (17) as Nevada did despite losing by six points.

The upcoming clash against Fresno will not be without its challenges though. The Bulldogs will have home-court advantage and are known for their competitive spirit. But if AFA can maintain their shooting efficiency from both inside and outside the paint while keeping turnovers low, they stand a good chance of coming out victorious.

Fans should expect AFA's players to come into this game focused on controlling the pace and utilizing their strong defensive skills to disrupt Fresno's rhythm. With solid teamwork and strategic playmaking abilities demonstrated in past performances, there is every reason for optimism among Falcon supporters.

Mark your calendars for January 15th when these two teams face off at Save Mart Center in Fresno at midnight Eastern Time (ET). Fans eager not to miss any action can catch live coverage via MW Network online broadcasts.