Pete Mathews Coliseum to Witness Clash Between Jacksonville State Gamecocks and UTEP Miners
As the Jacksonville State Gamecocks prepare to welcome the UTEP Miners to Pete Mathews Coliseum, fans are eager to see if the home advantage will play a significant role in their performance. The upcoming Women's Basketball game, scheduled for February 2nd, promises an exciting clash as both teams vie for victory.
The Gamecocks have shown a mixed bag of results in their recent outings. In their last game against the Mavericks, they fell short by five points with a final score of 64-69. Despite this loss, there were positive takeaways; they outrebounded their opponents 37-34 and shot free throws at an impressive rate of 71 percent. However, turnovers were a concern as they gave up possession 15 times.
Prior to that matchup, Jacksonville State delivered an emphatic win over Coastal Carolina's Chanticleers with an 84-72 victory. Their offensive efficiency was on display as they shot approximately 51 percent from the field and converted nearly 44 percent from beyond the arc. They also dominated on the boards with a total of 47 rebounds.
However, consistency has been challenging for Jacksonville State; before defeating Coastal Carolina, they suffered a defeat against Charleston's Cougars with only 58 points scored compared to Charleston’s 69. The team struggled offensively in that encounter shooting just over 32 percent from the field and making only seven out of twenty-seven three-point attempts.
The venue itself may provide some comfort for Jacksonville State; Pete Mathews Coliseum has been witness to both triumphs and setbacks this season but remains a fortress where fan support can be pivotal.
Looking ahead at what fans can expect: The Gamecocks will need to tighten up ball security while maintaining their rebounding prowess and shooting efficiency showcased in previous games if they hope to overcome UTEP Miners' challenge.
Fans can catch all the action live on February 2nd at Pete Mathews Coliseum starting at half-past midnight UTC or tune into local broadcasts for coverage.