Home Stretch Starts Tuesday

Boise State (16-9, 8-5 MW) vs Air Force (9-15, 3-9 MW)
Tuesday, Feb. 11 | 7 p.m. MT
Boise, Idaho | ExtraMile Arena
TV: AT&T SportsNet | Live Audio | Live Stats

Boise State Game Notes | Air Force Game Notes

Boise State opens a pivotal two-game home stand Tuesday, against Air Force. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. MT at ExtraMile Arena.

TICKETS: Tickets start at $10 for adults, with discounts available for juniors and seniors. Tickets can be purchased online at BroncoSports.com/tickets, over the phone at 208-426-4737, in person at the Boise State Athletics Ticket Office on the west side of Albertsons Stadium or on game day at the ExtraMile Arena Box Office.

MILITARY AND FIRST RESPONDERS APPRECIATION: All current and retired military, along with all first responders, can receive free admission to Tuesday's game with valid identification. All recipients will also have the option to purchase additional tickets for family and friends at a discount for $7 per ticket.

WATCH: Tuesday's game will be televised on AT&T SportsNet, available locally on SparkLight channel 149, DirecTV 683, DISH Network 414/5414. A video stream can be found on the Mountain West Network (subject to local blackouts).
Play-by-Play: Drew Goodman
Analyst: Joe Cravens

LISTEN LIVE: Radio coverage of Tuesday's game will be broadcast on the Bronco Radio Network, with 670 AM KBOI serving as the flagship stations, and online through TuneIn. The pregame show begins at 6:30 p.m. MT.
Play-by-Play: Bob Behler
Analyst: Abe Jackson

ABOUT THE FALCONS: Air Force is 9-15, with a 3-9 record in Mountain West play. The Falcons have lost their last six games, but gave unbeaten San Diego State a scare last time out. Air Force scored 74 points, the most allowed by the Aztecs this season. Air Force is averaging 74 points per game this year, shooting 45.6 percent from the floor and 38 percent from three-point range. Lavelle Scottie (15.3), Ryan Swan (12.8) and AJ Walker (11.2) are all averaging double-figure scoring for the Falcons this season. The trio combined for 56 points in the first meeting between Air Force and Boise State (Jan. 15).

SERIES HISTORY: Boise State leads the all-time series 12-6. The Broncos have won five of the last seven meetings and eight of the last 11. The Falcons were victorious in the first meeting this season, defeating the Broncos 85-78 at the Academy (Jan. 15). Boise State did not lose the rest of the month of January.

10 IN A ROW: Boise State has won 10 consecutive home games and are 11-1 at ExtraMile Arena this season. The Broncos, 6-0 in home conference games, are one of three Mountain West teams still unbeaten at home in league play, joining San Diego State and Nevada. The last time Boise State finished a season without a home loss in conference play was 1997-98, also the last perfect home record in all games (13-0).

REVENGE TOUR: Boise State's final four home games come against teams the Broncos lost to during the first round of conference play. The Broncos already avenged their defeat to Nevada by beating the Wolf Pack 73-64, Feb. 1. The remaining home games will see Boise State look to even the season series against Air Force (Feb. 11), San Diego State (Feb. 16) and New Mexico (Feb. 23).

PASSING JIMMER: Justinian Jessup is the all-time three-point leader in Mountain West and Boise State history, entering the game with 301 career triples. Jessup broke the MW record Feb. 4, at Wyoming. The record was previously held by BYU's Jimmer Fredette (296; 2007-11). Jessup is the first player in Mountain West history to reach 300 three-pointers.

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Justinian Jessup