Where can I watch the Rice vs. Texas State game?
The game will be streamed on ESPN+.
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Sports / College Basketball
Rice Owls Begin Homestand Against Texas State Bobcats
The Rice Owls men’s basketball team (3-6) kicks off a three-game homestand against the Texas State Bobcats (6-4) on Wednesday, December 3rd. Tip-off is scheduled for 8 p.m. CT at Tudor Fieldhouse in Houston. The game will be streamed on ESP...
Key Insights
- Rice leads the all-time series against Texas State 10-7.
- Nick Anderson of Rice leads the team with 15.7 points per game and boasts impressive free throw (94.1%) and three-point (47.2%) percentages.
- Texas State’s DJ Hall leads his team with 12.6 points and 6.9 rebounds per game.
- Rice averages 75.6 points per game, while Texas State allows a league-low 64.3 points.
In-Depth Analysis
Rice looks to capitalize on their home-court advantage as they face Texas State. The Owls are coming off a mixed series of games, showcasing their offensive capabilities but also revealing defensive vulnerabilities. Key to their success will be containing DJ Hall and exploiting Texas State’s defense with their strong three-point shooting. For Texas State, limiting Rice’s three-point opportunities and capitalizing on their own offensive efficiency will be crucial.
Rice is averaging 75.6 points, 11.3 more per game than the 64.3 Texas State allows. Texas State averages 4.8 made 3-pointers per game this season, 2.3 fewer made shots on average than the 7.1 per game Rice allows.
Players to watch include Nick Anderson (Rice) and DJ Hall (Texas State).
FAQ
What is Rice’s record against Texas State?
Rice holds a 10-7 advantage in the series.
Takeaways
- The Rice Owls are beginning a crucial homestand against a competitive Texas State team.
- Key players like Nick Anderson and DJ Hall will be pivotal in determining the game’s outcome.
- Rice’s three-point shooting and Texas State’s defensive strength will be key factors.
Discussion
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