Can UNLV Rebels Outmaneuver Colorado State Rams at Cox Pavilion?

As the UNLV Rebels prepare to host the Colorado State Rams at Cox Pavilion, fans are eager to see if their team can continue their recent performance trends. The upcoming clash scheduled for February 15 promises to be a showcase of skill and strategy.

The Rebels have shown a mixed bag of results in their past games. A victory against Oklahoma with an impressive score of 92 points highlighted their offensive prowess, especially in the paint where they scored 56 points. Their field goal percentage stood strong at 50 percent, and they capitalized on turnovers, scoring 17 points off them.

However, consistency has been an issue for the Lady Rebels. In a subsequent game against Seton Hall, they struggled with only a 30 percent field goal success rate and were outplayed in nearly every statistical category. Turnovers were particularly problematic as they gave up possession 16 times which translated directly into points for Seton Hall.

Their most recent game showed improvement; although not enough to secure victory over Fairleigh Dickinson's Knights. The Lady Rebels managed a solid two-point shooting percentage of 54 percent and dominated inside with 44 points in the paint but ultimately fell short due to turnovers and fouls.

With these trends in mind, fans should expect an intense battle as UNLV looks to tighten up their defense and maintain offensive efficiency against Colorado State Rams. Playing at home should give them an added boost – historically teams tend to perform better on familiar ground.

The question remains: Can the Lady Rebels leverage home-court advantage at Cox Pavilion? Fans will find out soon enough when these two teams face off on February 15th at Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas. For those unable to attend, make sure not to miss any action by tuning into the broadcast of this exciting matchup.