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The Fresno State men’s basketball team will return to the Save Mart Center on Tuesday, Nov. 10, to face Georgia State, looking to bounce back from its first loss of the 2026-27 season against the UC San Diego Tritons on Nov. 7. Tipoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. as the Bulldogs (1-1) take on the Panthers (1-2) in their third non-conference matchup of the season. Fresno State and Georgia State have met twice in program history, with both matchups taking place in 1999. The Bulldogs came out victorious in both contests, giving them a 2-0 all-time series advantage over the Panthers. Tomorrow’s matchup will mark the first meeting between the two programs in 27 years, as Fresno State looks to maintain its undefeated record against Georgia State. After opening the season with an 88-79 victory over the Fresno Pacific Sunbirds on Nov. 2, the Bulldogs struggled to maintain their offensive momentum in their 81-65 loss to UC San Diego on Saturday.

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