College Basketball Demo - Cal State Fullerton Live
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good evening players, fans, families and supporters of California State University, Fullerton. It is time, and when I say it's time, it is most certainly basketball time at Titan Gym with 20 seconds until tough up, Settle in for some nice C S u F N c Double A basketball with your Cal State Fullerton Titans taking on the visiting University of the Pacific Tigers. The Tigers come into this game with regular nine and six are two into in conference, and your Titans come in with an 89 record at two and three in conference. The starting lineups for tonight's ballgame. For Accounts a bulletin, you have Aaron Thompson in the 64 guard from Los Angeles. The Sergeant Johnson filled by Jack S. Streeter, Gerard Anderson and hockey's out the center and for the visiting Pacific Tigers. Chad Troyer, the 64 guard in Seattle, Washington number 15. Terrel Smith is the other guard. 64 Federal Way. Washington And your forwards Michael Kirby, Anthony Brown and the Big Man in the middle is Sam Willard from here, San Diego from Riggs High School. Your coach of Pacific is Bob Thomas and 21st year. I think It's very close to setting a record for the Big West Conference. You'll hear more from that later, and it's time for me to introduce you to my co anchor for the night. That's Alex Jiji Alex, How are you today? Very good. And Norman Alexander is board up before us. Keys to the game Number one bounce back from that disappointing loss we just had in Titan Jim two nights ago. Number to calm the nerves. ESPN two as all the lights on Cal State Fullerton's big star Josh Quinn. But it's very important to stay calm and play basketball tonight because these Tigers coming from Stockton, California, are gonna be looking to battle. And our third and final key to the game is to execute the offense. Alex. We saw in the previous game a lot of four shots, Not a lot of standing around on the offense. Got to get into the flow. Bob Burns and telling him this all day and practice. Sure, we're about to find out if they've been listening right out. Let's take it on national television tonight. That's absolutely true. Well, Alex, the fans are here. They're pumped in big numbers tonight It's a 10 and it's about time for tip off. It should be a good one here, and we want to thank you for joining us on. Titan radio dot org's official home tightens men's basketball Stepping into the circle for the tip number 34. Sam Willer. He's six foot nine. It'll take off against Gerard Anderson. Six explored for Fullerton. Ball is up in the air and we are underway. It's controlled by Aaron Thompson. Wrangles going out of bounds, and the Titans will move to the western half of Titan Jim for this first half of action cash. Streeter calls out. The first place he passes to a coin on the left side Is the Compton left wing swung back around perimeter. Now it's a Streeter who's standing on the right, looking to get inside. Anderson. Thompson throws up a three. It's no good. He's trying to crawl it over. The back of u O P is going the other way, Boss. One left wing. It's held by Michael Kirby. Kirby's from Fred or away I school thrown right wing. Now you hear the fans behind this there, Jack. They're ready to watch them good basketball here Terrell Smith drives in the way. Oh, a nice, easy bucket for Sam Willard. Left hook shot to nothing. Tigers Troll is keeping his head out using the bounce pass, Not making it to Martinson. Easy to Streeter brings it up for Fullerton. Bob Burton's gotta told you. Seem to be tougher on the interior and not let easy shots like that go up. I was a big reason for the most previous lost Erin Thompson. Now, yeah, it's pretty rare to see a coin pass up on the shot, but right now it looks like trying to come up more of a game plan going earlier. Sure is the balls given to Thompson, and he pivots one too many times. That's a turnover the first of the night for Fullerton. Pacific will take over with the two nothing advantage early on 18 36 to go in first half. I know it's early, but Fullerton not on the board in the first minute happened. We've seen throughout the year. Bullets has gone up to really so start. That's true. Michael Kirby swings the ball left thrown to the center. Sam Willard definitely circulated ball around the perimeter. Here comes Terrell Smith, and he throws back to Chad Troyer. Lots of ball movement here. Here comes Kirby, trying to get it into the big man. Oh, any backs off. He got away with a lot of offensive contact. Sam Willard is often It's for nothin. For Tigers. Yeah, that basket was attributed to all the pressure on Brown that they're given on that double, double down low Cohen holds in its 14 Pacific. Here's a quaint Big three. It's a 43 that's a huge confidence builder for the Times because that is your star. He has big conference player of the week, three weeks now in the season and leading the conference of 24 points a game. It's a very important moment. Um, could be a big indicator for how tonight holds forces a turnover. Tigers got a nice pressure applied by client. That's what a coin needs to do is not a big guy, but he needs to prove to the Scouts that he could play on the defensive end. So we're seeing Ray Miller very early in this ballgame, coming in to replace him, given to a 1,000,000,000 now, to Streeter, I have a feeling pieces a little anxious right now, getting Mitch Miller, and they're probably said settled. He sit down. I think so. Street is calling for an off ball screen to get a coin free, and he has the ball. Now we give their in. Thompson left wing. He's looking to get the Ray Milland post, but he's denied nice defense By Sam Willard. Clock's ticking. Thompson will take a three foot on the line, bounces off for him. No good, and we got it away from the ball foul. Andre Miller. We know he's going to foul trouble and he just brought it in and he pushes off on the offense reports.