Upcoming Games:
Thursday, Jan. 5: Cal Poly Pomona at Cal State Dominguez Hills @ 7:30 p.m.                     – Live Stats – Live Video
 
Saturday, Jan. 7: Cal Poly Pomona at Cal State Los Angeles @ 7:30 p.m.                             – Live Stats – Live Video
 
POMONA, Calif. – After a tough overtime defeat last week, the Cal Poly Pomona men's basketball team returns to the court this week as they prepare for a couple of road games at Cal State Dominguez Hills and Cal State Los Angeles.
 
Last Week: After overcoming a 16-point deficit, the Broncos (3-7, 1-5 CCAA) sunk a last minute three to send the game to overtime against Sonoma State. During the added period, CPP kept the game close before a foul with time expiring gave the Seawolves two free throws to win 70-68.
 
Quick Hits: The Broncos are averaging 69.3 points per game and hold the second best turnover margin in the CCAA at plus-2.4.
 
Jordan Ogundiran and Jeremy Dennis lead the team in scoring with 13.6 and 12.8 points per game respectively while Chris Sullivan is averaging a team high 6.2 rebounds per game along with 9.4 ppg.
 
Ogundiran also leads the team in assists with 29 while Dennis and Sullivan each have 16 steals on the season.
 
About Cal State Dominguez Hills:
-Currently 6-4 overall, the Toros are 2-2 in the CCAA and are coming off an 81-71 win at San Marcos
-CSUDH ranks ninth in the conference in both points scored (68.8) and in points allowed (70.1)
-The Toros has won six of their last eight games, and are 1-0 at home this season
-CSUDH has two players in the top 10 in the conference in scoring in Vincent Golson (14.8) in sixth and Justin Sadler in ninth (13.8)
 
About Cal State Los Angeles:
-The Golden Eagles enter the week with an overall record of 6-8, going 2-4 in the CCAA
-CSULA rides a three game losing streak into Thursday matchup with San Francisco State
-Leading Cal State LA's offense is Travis Hammonds who is the top scorer in the league with 16.6 ppg.
-Following Hammonds is Jordan Wilson with 15 ppg which ranks fifth overall in the conference
-CSULA has made the second most three-points in the league with 136, and are shooting 40 percent from behind the arc