Upcoming Games:
Thursday, Jan. 19: Cal Poly Pomona vs Stanislaus State @ 7:30 p.m.  – Live Stats – Live Video
 
Saturday, Jan. 21: Cal Poly Pomona vs Chico State @ 7:30 p.m.  – Live Stats – Live Video

POMONA, Calif. – After just over a month on the road, the Cal Poly Pomona men's basketball team returns to Kellogg Arena this week as they play host to Stanislaus State and Chico State.
 
Last Week: The Broncos (3-10, 1-8 CCAA) are coming off an explosive game against Cal State San Marcos, which ended in an 88-76 loss to the Cougars.
 
Quick Hits: The last time the Broncos were in Kellogg Arena, Dec. 17, they came away with a slim 69-61 victory over CSU San Bernardino. CPP hops to keep that home court advantage going as they look to break a four-game losing skid while on the road.
 
Jordan Ogundiran moved back into the top scoring spot for the Broncos after totaling 23 points against the CSUSM last week. He has now scored 20-plus points in four games this year and averages 13.7 ppg.
 
Behind him is Jeremy Dennis who owns a field goal percentage of 49 percent on the season, averaging 13.3 ppg.
 
Freshman Riley Schaefer has seen a spike in minutes played over the last four games, registering double-digit points in two of those games.

About Stanislaus State:
-Stanislaus State enters Thursday's game with a 2-7 conference record, and an overall record of 5-11
-The Warriors are 1-4 in their last five games with their win coming against CSU Dominguez Hills on Jan. 13
-Stanislaus State hold the league's lowest scoring offense at 62.5 ppg but rank fourth in defense, allowing only 64.4 ppg.
-Faniel Vondel leads the Warriors in points (12.2) and is third in the CCAA in rebounding average at 8.3
 
About Chico State:
-The Wildcats are in second place in the CCAA standings at 8-1, with an overall record of 15-2 on the season
-Chico State currently ride a nine game winning streak dating back to the beginning of December
-Chico is the fourth highest scoring team in the league (77.6 ppg) and rank second in points allowed (61.8)
-Corey Silverstrom leads the Wildcat offense with 14.1 ppg