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United States Air Force Academy Men’s Basketball | 2020-21 Air Force Games #15-16 | vs. San José State Building leaders of character for our United States Air Force | @AF_MBB | Web: goAirForceFalcons.com Mission Statement: The mission of the United States Air Force Academy is to educate, train, and inspire men and women to become leaders of character, motivated to lead the United States Air Force in service to our nation. Schedule Air Force (4-10, 2-8 MW) vs. San José State (3-11, 1-9 MW) 4-10, 2-8 MW Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021 - 7:30 pm MT Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021 - 4 pm MT Date Opponent (TV/Digital) Time/Result Ability 360 Sports & Fitness Center - Phoenix, Ariz. Men’s Vegas Bubble Nov. 28-29 BROADCAST INFORMATION 11/28 vs. CSUN^ (FloHoops) W, 66-61 Stream (Both games): MWN 11/29 vs. Seattle^ (FloHoops) L, 45-63 Radio: ..............................KVOR 740 AM (PxP - Jim Arthur) 12/2 DENVER PPD Live Stats: .......................airforcestats.com 12/5 LAMAR (MWN) W, 59-44 FAN ATTENDANCE: 12/13 at Drake (ESPN+) L, 53-81 - Fan attendance will not be allowed for the San José State series. 12/18 at Nevada* (MWN) L, 57-73 12/20 at Nevada* (MWN) W, 68-66 THE BREAKDOWN Quick Facts: Air Force San José State 12/23 UTAH VALLEY (MWN) PPD Record: 4-10, 2-8 MW ......................................................................................................... 3-11, 1-9 MW 12/31 UTAH STATE* (CBSSN) L, 48-83 2019-20 Record: 12-20, 5-13, 9th MW ..............................................................................7-24, 3-15, 10th MW 1/2 UTAH STATE* (STADIUM) L, 53-72 Streak: L3 ..................................................................................................................................................W1 1/6 at Boise State* (FS1) L, 59-78 Last Game: L, 91-59 vs. San Diego State ......................................................W, 83-71 vs. New Mexico Next Game: 2/6 & 2/8 at UNLV .........................................................................1/28 & 1/30 vs. Wyoming 1/8 at Boise State* (STADIUM) L, 69-80 Nickname: Falcons .............................................................................................................................Spartans 1/16 WYOMING* (MWN) W, 72-69 Location/Enrollment: Colorado Springs, CO/4,000 ...............................................................San José, CA/32,157 1/18 WYOMING* (MWN) L, 58-77 Website: GoAirForceFalcons.com ..........................................................................SJSUSpartans.com 1/22 SAN DIEGO STATE* (FS1) L, 61-98 THE COACHES 1/24 SAN DIEGO STATE* (FS1) L, 59-91 Head Coach: Joe Scott .................................................................................................................Jean Prioleau 1/28 at San José State* # (MWN) 7:30 pm Alma Mater: Princeton, 1987 .................................................................................................Fordham, 1993 1/30 at San José State* # (MWN) 4 pm School Record: 55-73/4-10 (5th/1st season) ................................................................. 18-88 (4th season) 2/6 at UNLV* (CBSSN) TBA Career Record: 239-250 (17th season) .......................................................................................................Same Record vs. Opponent: 2-0 ................................................................................................................................................. 1-6 2/8 at UNLV* (CBSSN) TBA 2/11 FRESNO STATE* (MWN) 7 pm THE SERIES 2/13 FRESNO STATE* (MWN) 1 pm Overall: Air Force leads 11-7 2/22 NEW MEXICO* (MWN) TBA First Meeting: Dec. 6, 1971 at USAFA (SJSU 74-67) Last Meeting: Feb. 15, 2020 at USAFA (AF 95-86) 2/24 NEW MEXICO* (MWN) TBA Streak: AF, 1 2/27 at Colorado State* (MWN) TBA 3/1 at Colorado State* (CBSSN) TBA NOTABLE: - Both games of the SJSU series will be considered neutral-site games by the NCAA. - Sophomores Nikc Jackson (Scottsdale) and Carter Murphy (Phoenix) are Arizona natives. 3/10-13 MW Championships (CBSS/MWN) * Mountain West Contest ^ Men’s Vegas Bubble - T-Mobile Arena STATISTICAL COMPARISON Category/NCAA Rank (As of Jan. 25) Air Force NCAA/MW San José St. NCAA/MW # Games in Phoenix, AZ Rankings Rankings Home games in BOLD CAPS Games Played 14 14 All times local to site. Points/Game 59.1 335/11 66.7 279/9 Scoring Defense 74.1 257/9 83.7 334/11 All date and times are subject to change. Scoring Margin -15.0 331/10 -17.0 335/11 Field Goal Percentage 46.5 73/3 38.6 325/11 MBB Contact: Nick Arseniak Field Goal Percentage Defense 48.5 329/11 45.9 273/9 Free Throw Percentage 69.7 194/8 64.3 310/9 email: [email protected] Free Throws Made/Game 10.5 na 11.4 na Office: 719-333-9251 3-Pt Field Goal Percentage 34.3 140/5 30.5 278/9 3-Pt Field Goals Made/Game 6.6 233 7.1 178 3-Pt Field Goal Percentage Defense 38.3 323/11 32.1 132/5 Web: goAirForceFalcons.com Rebounds/Game 23.7 340/11 35.5 184/7 Twitter: @AF_MBB Rebound Margin -10.7 335/11 -10.3 334/10 Home Game Video for non-televised games: Assists/Game 12.3 244/8 9.4 334/11 Turnovers/Game 15.8 302/11 13.0 125/5 http://www.goAirForceFalcons.com/WatchLive Assist-to-Turnover Ratio 0.8 284/9 0.7 312/10 Mountain West: TheMW.com Steals/Game 6.9 142/6 5.0 294/11 MW Twitter: @MW_MBB Blocks/Game 1.8 321/11 3.1 171/5 GOAIRFORCEFALCONS.COM / @AF_MBB - 1 Air Force Basketball | 2020-21 Air Force Basketball Quick Facts: 2020-21 QUICK FACTS TEAM INFORMATION City USAFA/Colorado Springs, Colo. Head Coach Joe Scott Population 472,688 (as of 2018) Career Record 239-250/16 seasons Founded 1954 Record At Air Force 55-73/4-10 5th/1st seasons Enrollment 4,000 MW Record at Air Force 23-43 Nickname Falcons Associate Head Coach Sydney Johnson School Colors Blue & Silver Assistant Coach David Metzendorf Arena Clune Arena (5,843) Assistant Coach Jared Czech Conference Mountain West Assistant Coach Maj. Marc Holum Superintendent Lt. Gen. Richard Clark Assistant Coach Cam Griffin Athletics Director Nathan Pine Director of Operations Capt. Travis Smith Athletic Trainer Woody Graham ALL-TIME RECORD Strength & Conditioning Buck Blackwood Years of AF basketball 65th in 2020-21, since 1957 Administrative Assistant Holly Green Overall Record 774-989 Basketball Administrator Shondell Reed Mountain West Record 126-224 NCAA Appearances 3 2019-20 Season Review Postseason NIT Appearances 1 Record 12-20 Mountain West Record 5-13/9th CLUNE ARENA Season 53rd season Team Information Opened 1968 Starters Returning/Lost 1/4 Overall Record 567-301 Returning/Lost 13/6 Mountain West Record 89-76 Newcomers 7 Capacity 5,843 Athletic Communications MW TOURNAMENT Assistant Director Nick Arseniak Record 6-21 Cell 719-510-2684 First Round 6-9 Email [email protected] Quarterfinal 0-18 RADIO Flagship Radio Station KVOR 740 AM/KCSF Extra Sports 1300 AM AF Play-By-Play Jim Arthur MEDIA INFORMATION INTERVIEWS Air Force players and coaches are available on assigned days. All interviews must be scheduled in advance. All requests should be made at least one day in advance. PRACTICES All Air Force basketball practices are open to the media. However, any media wishing to attend practice must contact Nick Arseniak in the athletic communi- cations office at least one day in advance and to gain access to the base. CONTACTING PLAYERS/STAFF All communications with Air Force cadet-athletes, coaches and staff must go through the athletic communications office – ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEP- TIONS. Failure to follow this policy will result in loss of credentials and access to Air Force athletes, coaches and staff. Cadet-athlete’s private phone numbers and email addresses will not be issued to the media. Air Force cadet-athletes have also been instructed not to accept calls from media without prior notification from athletic communications. BASKETBALL CONTACT Nick Arseniak...................................MR Assistant MBB Contact Office: ...............................................719-333-9251 Cell: ...................................................719-510-2684 Email:.................. [email protected] 2 - GOAIRFORCEFALCONS.COM / @AF_MBB Air Force Basketball | 2020-21 Air Force Men’s Basketball 2020-21 Roster # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Squadron/Name Hometown (Prevous School/High School) 0 Joseph Octave Fr. G 6-4 200 27 Thunderbirds Gardena, CA (USAFA Prep/Mary Star of the Sea) 1 Solomon Pierre-Louis So. G 6-3 175 10 Tiger Ten Columbus, OH (USAFA Prep/The Wellington School) 2 Glen McClintock Fr. G 6-2 185 4 Fightin’ Fourth Kansas City, MO (USAFA Prep/Rockhurst) 3 Logan Morrissey Fr. G 6-4 195 25 Redeye Tampa, FL (USAFA Prep/Plant) 4 Carter Murphy So. G 6-4 190 20 Trolls Phoenix, AZ (Arcadia HS) 5* Chris Joyce Sr. G 6-5 193 12 Dirty Dozen Jacksonville, FL (USAFA Prep/Bishop Kenny HS) 10 A.J. Walker Jr. G 6-2 191 29 Black Panthers San Antonio, TX (USAFA Prep/St. Mary’s Hall HS) 11 Ameka Akaya Sr. F 6-6 215 33 King Ratz Hagerstown, MD (USAFA Prep/Santa Maria Goretti HS) 12 Christian Depollar Fr. G 6-5 202 23 Barnstormers Montgomery County, MD (USAFA Prep/St. Stephens & St. Agnes) 15 Abe Kinrade Jr. F 6-7 200 20 Trolls Maquoketa, IA (USAFA Prep/Maquoketa HS) 21 Nick René So. G 6-0 175 15 War Eagles Garland, TX (Lakeview Centennial HS) 22 Nikc Jackson So. F 6-8 195 16 Chicken Hawks Scottsdale, AZ (USAFA Prep/Rancho Solano HS) 24 Mason Taylor So. G 6-4 185 22 Raptors Grandview, MO (USAFA Prep/Grandview HS) 30 Camden Vander Zwaag So. G 6-4 200 33 King Ratz Johnston, IA (USAFA Prep/Johnston HS) 31 CJ Haut So. F 6-8 200 39 Campus Rads Monroe, MI (USAFA Prep/St. Mary’s Catholic Central) 32 Simon Banks So. G 6-1 185 14 Cobras Indianapolis, IN (Brebeuf Jesuit Prep) 33 Derek Dickenscheidt Fr. G/F 6-6 190 40 Warhawks Katy, TX (Cinco Ranch) 34 Kyle Brown Fr. G 6-2 185 10 Tiger Ten La Cañada, CA (La Cañada) 42 Tucker Nooe Fr. F 6-8 208 11 Rebeleven The Woodlands, TX (The Woodlands Christian Academy) 44* Keaton Van Soelen Sr.
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