Gonzaga Bulldogs vs. Pacific Tigers – NCAA College Basketball

NCAA

Gonzaga

02/10/2022 9:00 PM EDT

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Peaceful

Match preview

Gonzaga will face Pacific on Thursday at 9:00 a.m. PM EDT at the McCarthy Athletic Center in Spokane. The hosts in this upcoming game are 19-2 at the moment and sit in 1st place in the West Coast Division standings, while their next challengers are in 8th place with a 7-16 record.

Gonzaga Bulldogs vs. Pacific Tigers Head to Head

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Final
Gonzaga					76
Peaceful					58

The two teams last met in February, when Gonzaga recorded a 76-58 win over Pacific on the road. Drew Timme tormented Pacific every time on the court, finishing as the Bulldogs’ best player on the night, scoring 21 points, delivering 1 final assist and grabbing 5 rebounds. It was D. Jenkins who contributed the most for the Tigers with 13 pts, 1 assist and 2 rebounds. Pacific is going through a tough time when they recently faced Gonzaga, losing all five previous encounters. These five confrontations ended with an average of 141.4 pts.
*Last 5 head-to-head matches

Team	02-04-2021	02-04-2021	01/23/2021	01/23/2021	01/25/2020
Gonzaga	76	76	95	95	92
Peaceful	58	58	49	49	59

Form of the Gonzaga Bulldogs

The Bulldogs did a good job on 02/05 winning 57-90 over Brigham Young on the road. Chet Holmgren had the biggest impact on his team. He contributed 20 points, 6 dimes and 17 rebounds. The Bulldogs shot a very good 52.5% from the floor, 81.8% from the free throw line and a common 38.1% from beyond the arc. Gonzaga is perfect 10-0 in his last ten games and is currently on a W12 streak. The team is playing at an excellent level at the McCarthyy Athletic Center with a 14-1 record at home. The Bulldogs are scheduled to meet Saint Mary’s at home in their next game, scheduled for 02-12-2022.

Gonzaga Bulldogs Averages this season

Gonzaga Bulldogs standout performer

Gonzaga Bulldogs Absent Players

Shape of the Pacific Tigers

In their previous game, Pacific met USC on Tuesday, February 8. They lost 74-68 away. 22 points, 2 assists and 9 rebounds for a 34-minute stint on the court was enough for Alphonso Anderson to lead and be the Tigers’ most valuable player. 43.5% of his team’s field goal attempts hit the basket. The Pacific roster also averaged 87.5% free throws and struggled with 28.0% 3-point shooting on the night. The team are 2-8 in their last ten showings and are currently in L2. The Tigers have performed poorly in the visit this campaign with a 1-10 record on the road. The road swing will continue for Pacific as they travel to the Jenny Craig Pavilion for their next game against San Diego on Saturday, February 12.

Pacific Tigers averages this season

Pacific Tigers Outstanding Performer

Missing Pacific Tigers players