LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The New Mexico State men's basketball team looks to stay undefeated at home this season when San Diego comes to town for a midweek clash this Wednesday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. in the Pan American Center.
 
Adam Young (@youngpbp) will have the call for Wednesday night's action while former NM State assistant coach Rus Bradburd serves as the analyst.
 
WHERE TO WATCH
In addition to Friday's action against the Toreros on ESPN3, fans can catch the game LIVE on FOX Sports Arizona, FOX Sports Southwest, FOX Sports Central and FOX Sports San Diego on tape delay. Fans can also use the FOX Sports GO app with paid cable subscription to watch the game on their mobile/tablet device.
 
ALL Times Mountain
FOX Sports Arizona (LIVE)
DISH: 415 | DTV: 686
 
FOX Sports Southwest (LIVE)
DISH: SD: 443 – HD: 9581 | DISH HOPPER: 412-31 | DTV: 675
 
FOX College Sports Central (LIVE)
DTV: 608 | DISH: 454 | Comcast – 264
 
FOX Sports Southwest (TAPE DELAY)
DISH: 439 | DTV: 694
 
GET CONNECTED
Get up to the minute information and news about the NM State men's basketball team all season on Twitter and Instagram by following @NMStateMBB and on Facebook at FB.com/NMStateMBB.
 
LISTEN UP!
Aggie fans that can't make it Wednesday's contest can catch the game by listening to NM State Athletics/US Bank Hall of Famer Jack Nixon on 99.5 Zia Country and affiliate stations on the Aggie Sports Network listed below.
 
Alamogordo      103.7 FM KNMZ
Albuquerque     1150 AM KNMM
Carlsbad           1240 AM KAMQ
El Paso             1380 AM KHEY
Gallup               1230 AM, 94.9 FM KYVA
Las Vegas         107.1 FM KMDS
 
TOREROS COME TO TOWN
Wednesday's meeting between the Aggie and Toreros will be just the second time the two programs have squared off against each other. The first meeting came last season in San Diego, a 56-51 victory for New Mexico State.
 
USD opened the year on a tear, winning its first five contests – including a 72-62 victory over Grand Canyon on the road. Since then, the Toreros have dropped their last two games to San Diego State (66-57) at home and UC Santa Barbara (67-57) on the road.
 
San Diego is paced by Isaiah Pineiro, who is averaging a team best 14.6 points with 6.3 rebounds. Olin Carter III is second on the team with 13.6 points per game and also leads the team in 3-point field-goals made with 20. Isaiah Wright rounds out the list of players averaging in double figures for USD with 13.1 points per game and 6.0 rebounds per game.
 
The Toreros are shooting a pretty high percentage as a team with a .432 shooting clip. USD's opponents are shooting just 23.7-percent from 3-point range, which is fourth-best in the country. The 60.9 points per game for USD foes rank 13th in the country.
 
IN THE NATION
Through games on Dec. 4, New Mexico State is ranked third in the NCAA with a 12.6 rebounding margin. Individually, Jemerrio Jones is third in the country with 4.71 offensive boards per game and eighth in rebounds per game (11.9). He is also tied for 24th in the nation with four double-doubles.
 
NM State's five-game win-streak is currently tied with eight other schools for nation's 18th longest win-streak.
 
LAST TIME OUT
A double-double from Jemerrio Jones coupled with another big offensive night from AJ Harris saw NM State fend off Prairie View A&M 69-57 this past Sunday. Jones finished with a game-high 18 points and 12 rebounds for his fourth-double of the season. Harris' 17 points was one point shy of tying his career-high of 18 points – which he set against UTEP last week.
 
NM State also broke the double-digit barrier for the first time this season in steals with 11. It was also the third-straight game the Aggies held opponents to single-digits in assists.
 
UP NEXT
NM State hits the road this Saturday for its final rivalry game of the season as head coach Chris Jans looks to make it a clean sweep when his team takes on New Mexico at 7 p.m. (MT) this Saturday, Dec. 9.