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January 27, 2006 California State University, Fresno
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January 27, 2006 California State University, Fresno |
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Fresno State (10-7, 3-3)vs. Lousiana Tech (13-7, 6-1)
POINT GUARD Kevin Bell’s defense has always been stout, but his consistency with turnovers has been subject to question. As of this week, Bell comes in at No. 9 nationally in assists with 6.4 per game. Last time out against the Bulldogs, Bell had three assists and three turnovers. Relieving Bell when needed is Ajay Riding, who has continually been getting more minutes.
WING Fresno State’s Quinton Hosley is the reigning Xbox Live WAC Athlete of the Week, thanks to his 35-point effort at home against Nevada last week. The hustling Hosley is averaging 19.4 points-per-game with 9.9 rebounds-per-game. Those double-double like numbers have kept the Bulldogs in many games. Both Ja’Vance Coleman and Donovan Morris have been streaky shooters, either being on fire, or ice cold. The addition of Dwight O’Neil should help with depth, as fatigue has set in late in games for Fresno State.
CENTER Hector Hernandez has been out of his mind of late, either that or he has finally become what Fresno State fans thought they were getting. Hernandez has been scoring, rebounding and playing solid defense, all things he will keep up against Tech, especially defense. Renato Cesar has showed some improvement, but does not have near enough quickness to hang around with Tech’s Millsap. After forgoing a possible redshirt year, James Tchana has played minimal minutes, partly because of his tendency to foul.
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