SDSU Dominates Air Force in a Stunning 67-38 Blowout

In a game that will be remembered for its intense defensive performance, the San Diego State Aztecs took down the Air Force Falcons with a convincing 67-38 win. The Aztecs' impressive display of athleticism and teamwork left the Falcons struggling to find their rhythm throughout the game.

The Falcons' weak shooting percentage was a major factor in their loss, with the team only managing to make 11 of their 36 field goal attempts. The Aztecs, on the other hand, shot with precision, making 22 of their 36 attempts from the free throw line. This significant disparity in shooting percentages ultimately decided the outcome of the game.

Leading the charge for the Aztecs was Kearney, who played an impressive 23 minutes, making 2 out of 7 field goal attempts and 4 out of 4 free throw attempts, totaling 9 points. Walker added 2 points in 18 minutes of play, while Marshall made 2 out of 5 field goal attempts and 2 out of 5 free throw attempts in 34 minutes, totaling 6 points.

The Falcons' Mills, Taylor, Brown, and Duskin all put in notable performances, but their efforts were not enough to counter the Aztecs' dominant offense and defense. The team's lack of cohesion and inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities ultimately led to their demise.

As the season progresses, both teams will look to build on this game and work on their weaknesses. For the Aztecs, it's about maintaining their impressive defensive performance, while the Falcons will need to focus on improving their shooting percentage and developing a more effective strategy to outmaneuver their opponents.

This game was a testament to the Aztecs' skill and determination, and it will be exciting to see how they continue to perform in the coming weeks. The Falcons, meanwhile, will have to regroup and come back stronger in their next matchup.