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Fresno State women’s basketball team looks for a better outcome against New Mexico

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The Fresno State women’s basketball team will take on a familiar opponent tonight when they face the University of New Mexico, with tipoff set for 6:30 p.m. The Bulldogs are coming off a hard 56-73 loss to the University of Colorado on Nov. 7. The Bulldogs and Lobos of New Mexico were conference opponents up until this season, when the ‘Dogs moved to the Pac-12 Conference. Overall, Fresno State is 13-15 against New Mexico and lost their last matchup as conference foes earlier this year, 64-86. Both teams are coming in with a 1-1 record. The Lobos are coming off a win against New Mexico Highlands University. Meanwhile, the Bulldogs are coming off a hard loss at the University of Colorado. Turnovers were the name of the game during their loss to Colorado, with both teams turning the ball over 18 times. However, it was the Buffaloes that capitalized the most on turnovers, scoring 20 points off of Bulldog turnovers. The ‘Dogs started the third quarter off hot, outscoring them 16-11.

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