POMONA, Calif. - With four wins through the first two weeks of the 2015-16 season, the Cal Poly Pomona men's basketball team will play its final two non-conference games on Tuesday and Saturday.
 
A season tally of 4-0 is what the CPP squad will carry with them into Tuesday's 7:00 p.m. matchup against The Master's College. The contest will be held at Bross Gym on The Master's College campus.  
 
In the all-time series between the two squads, CPP holds a slight advantage over the Mustangs, winning five of the nine contests. Last season, when the tally was tied at four wins apiece, the Green and Gold topped the Santa Clarita based opposition 72-58 at Kellogg Arena.
 
In the last game the Green and Gold played, they topped the Warriors of Winona State 77-50. In the game, four Broncos reached double-digit points as Quentin Taylor and his 17 points led them. Just behind Taylor and sinking 5-of-6 shots from beyond the arc was freshman Jordan Ogundiran.
 
After the Broncos play the Mustangs, they will set their sights on Young Harris, a school based in Young Harris, Ga. It will be the first time the two squads have ever shared the court.
 
The Mountain Lions have thus far played four games this season, providing their fans with a 1-3 tally. Prior to heading to Kellogg Arena, YHC will take a trip around SoCal as they challenge the Sea Lions of Point Loma and the Azusa Pacific Cougars.

Saturday's game with the Mountain Lions will take place at 2:00 p.m. in Kellogg Arena on CPP's campus.
 
Averaging 18.3 points per game, Jordan Faison leads the Broncos' squad in points. Through the four games of the season, the senior from Lake Forest has secured 73 points. From the field, the 6-foot-7 forward has a .646 field goal percentage and has made 31-of-48 shots. He has also hit his mark on 10-of-13 free throws.
 
As a terrific all-around player Faison also leads the Green and Gold in rebounds, pulling down six offensive boards and 18 defensive for a stellar 24 on the season.
 
Fellow senior Barry Bell leads the Broncos in steals as he has registered 12 so far in the four games. Bell also is second on squad with 35 points. Chris Sullivan has provided his CPP teammates with the most assists so far, adding 15 thus far.
 
The most accurate and frequent Bronco shooting from beyond the arc is Ogundiran as he has secured 9-of-16 shots. With 9-of-10 free throws hitting their mark, Jeremy Dennis leads the Broncos in that category while being one of three Broncos with 34 points on the season. Joining Dennis are Ogundiran and Taylor. 

Donation Drive
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC/BAA) is putting on their First Annual Inland Valley Humane Society Donation Drive in an effort to help the Inland Valley Humane Society collect items from their "wish list." SAAC will be collecting donations at the December 2nd men's and women's basketball games. To view the IVHSC Wish List, access this PDF.