Saturday, March 1
USAFA, Colo.
1 p.m. MT
Boise State
at
Air Force
Photo by: Kenna Harbison
Broncos’ Road Trip Continues at Air Force
2/28/2025 11:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
WHAT'S NEXT:Â Boise State women's basketball concludes its two-game road swing with an afternoon game at Air Force. The game will tip off at 1 p.m. MT and will be broadcast on the Mountain West Network, Altitude Sports and 670 KBOI AM.
WHAT'S AT STAKE:Â The Broncos (16-13, 6-10 MW) and Falcons (16-12, 6-10 MW) both enter the contest tied for seventh place in the league standings with two games remaining on the schedule. Boise State, who holds a 24-4 all-time advantage against Air Force, won the earlier matchup this season with a 66-55 victory on New Year's Day in ExtraMile Arena. Both teams are a half-game ahead of Nevada, who sits at 6-11 in the conference standings.
SCOUTING THE FALCONS:Â The Falcons are coming off a narrow 66-63 home loss to San Diego State on Wednesday. Air Force is led by the two-pronged attack of Milahnie Perry (15.5 points per game) and Madison Smith (14.7 points per game). The Falcons are known for their pesky defensive tenacity, leading the MW in steals per game (10.9), turnovers forced per game (20.1) and turnover margin (+5.9).
20-POINT SCORERS:Â Boise State can hit you from scoring outbursts from all angles. The squad has had four performances with multiple players netting 20+ points in the same game, the most in a single season in program history.
BENCH PRODUCTION:Â The Broncos have gotten deep into its bench this season, as the team is ranked ninth nationally with 28.9 bench points per game. The Blue and Orange have scored 30+ points from their reserves in 13 games, and have totaled 40+ bench points in five contests.
DISHING OUT THE ROCK:Â Mary Kay Naro has racked up the assists over the past few games, dishing out five or more dimes in each of her last four games and in six of the last seven. The point guard, who is 28 assists away from becoming the program's all-time assist leader, has risen to 16th nationally with a 2.6 assist-to-turnover ratio.
LOOKING AHEAD: Boise State is preparing to honor its eight senior seasons ahead of the regular season finale on March 4. The program will honor Alyssa Christensen, Jayda Clark, Allie Hueckman Elodie Lalotte, Linsey Lovrovich, Abby Muse, Mackenzie Naro and Mary Kay Naro prior to the scheduled 6:30 p.m. MT tipoff against Utah State. The game will also double as a Kidney Cancer Awareness Game in honor of those who have been impacted by the disease, with fans encouraged to wear orange to the game.Â
WHAT'S AT STAKE:Â The Broncos (16-13, 6-10 MW) and Falcons (16-12, 6-10 MW) both enter the contest tied for seventh place in the league standings with two games remaining on the schedule. Boise State, who holds a 24-4 all-time advantage against Air Force, won the earlier matchup this season with a 66-55 victory on New Year's Day in ExtraMile Arena. Both teams are a half-game ahead of Nevada, who sits at 6-11 in the conference standings.
SCOUTING THE FALCONS:Â The Falcons are coming off a narrow 66-63 home loss to San Diego State on Wednesday. Air Force is led by the two-pronged attack of Milahnie Perry (15.5 points per game) and Madison Smith (14.7 points per game). The Falcons are known for their pesky defensive tenacity, leading the MW in steals per game (10.9), turnovers forced per game (20.1) and turnover margin (+5.9).
20-POINT SCORERS:Â Boise State can hit you from scoring outbursts from all angles. The squad has had four performances with multiple players netting 20+ points in the same game, the most in a single season in program history.
BENCH PRODUCTION:Â The Broncos have gotten deep into its bench this season, as the team is ranked ninth nationally with 28.9 bench points per game. The Blue and Orange have scored 30+ points from their reserves in 13 games, and have totaled 40+ bench points in five contests.
DISHING OUT THE ROCK:Â Mary Kay Naro has racked up the assists over the past few games, dishing out five or more dimes in each of her last four games and in six of the last seven. The point guard, who is 28 assists away from becoming the program's all-time assist leader, has risen to 16th nationally with a 2.6 assist-to-turnover ratio.
LOOKING AHEAD: Boise State is preparing to honor its eight senior seasons ahead of the regular season finale on March 4. The program will honor Alyssa Christensen, Jayda Clark, Allie Hueckman Elodie Lalotte, Linsey Lovrovich, Abby Muse, Mackenzie Naro and Mary Kay Naro prior to the scheduled 6:30 p.m. MT tipoff against Utah State. The game will also double as a Kidney Cancer Awareness Game in honor of those who have been impacted by the disease, with fans encouraged to wear orange to the game.Â
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