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San Jose State Spartans (4-27)

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vs. NM 
W 89-82
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L 56-84
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L 71-81
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L 81-121
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L 56-87
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Air Force beats San Jose State 87-56 in MWC tourney opener

LAS VEGAS (AP) Chris Joyce had a career-high 20 points as Air Force easily beat San Jose State 87-56 in the first round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Wednesday.

Ryan Swan had 14 points and eight rebounds for Air Force (14-17). Lavelle Scottie added 10 points. A.J. Walker had seven assists for Air Force.

Air Force posted a season-high 25 assists.

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Leaders
Points: M. Steadman13.2
Rebounds: M. Steadman8.5
Assists: B. Ivey3.3
FG%: M. Steadman48.3%
FT%: B. Ivey78.9%
3P%: N. Baumann45.5%
Steals: B. Ivey1.1
Blocks: O. Barry0.8
AP Rankings
Rank School Rec
1 Duke32-6
2 Virginia35-3
3 North Carolina29-7
4 Gonzaga33-4
5 Michigan State32-7
6 Tennessee31-6
7 Kentucky30-7
8 Michigan30-7
9 Texas Tech31-7
10 Florida State29-8
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Coaches Rankings
Rank School Rec
1 Virginia35-3
2 Texas Tech31-7
3 Michigan State32-7
4 Duke32-6
5 Auburn30-10
6 Gonzaga33-4
7 Kentucky30-7
8 Purdue26-10
9 North Carolina29-7
10 Tennessee31-6
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Mountain West Standings
 ConferenceOverall
  W-L W-L
20 Nevada 15-3 29-5
25 Utah State 15-3 28-7
Fresno State 13-5 23-9
San Diego State 11-7 21-13
UNLV 11-7 17-14
Air Force 8-10 14-18
New Mexico 7-11 14-18
Boise State 7-11 13-20
Colorado State 7-11 12-20
Wyoming 4-14 8-24
San Jose State 1-17 4-27
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Offense (Rank)
Points: 65.9 (324)
Rebounds: 10.5 (139)
Assists: 13.6 (158)
FG%: 40.4% (337)
FT%: 65.5% (330)
3P%: 32.8% (259)
Defense (Rank)
Points: 81.7 (353)
Rebounds: 25.9 (121)
Assists: 17.5 (357)
FG%: 47.3% (344)
FT%: 65.3% (14)
3P%: 37.4% (334)
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