Main Story: Pacific returns to Stockton to host Air Force in a Sunday matchup between two teams with winning records. The Tigers are looking to bounce back from a narrow loss to Long Beach State, while Air Force arrives after a 107-93 win over Loyola Chicago.

By the Numbers
  • Pacific is 2-1; Air Force is 3-1.
  • Pacific has won all 3 previous meetings, including an 80-65 victory in 2025.
  • Jaion Pitt leads Pacific with 16.0 points per game; Gavin Ripp averages 10.7 rebounds.
  • Kam Sanders leads Air Force with 20.2 points per game. Grant Best has 19 steals, the most in Division I.
Yes, But

Pacific’s strong rebounding has been a clear strength, but the Tigers are coming off a three-point road loss. Air Force has momentum after a high-scoring win and brings several players averaging double-digit points.

State of Play
  • Pacific is averaging 46.3 rebounds per game and has outrebounded each of its first three opponents.
  • The game is scheduled for 1 p.m. PT Sunday, Nov. 15, at the Alex G. Spanos Center in Stockton, with coverage on ESPN+.
What's Next

Pacific begins a home-game stretch against an Air Force team that has won three of its first four games. The matchup will test whether the Tigers can turn their rebounding advantage into a return to the win column.

Bottom Line

Pacific has the head-to-head edge and a dominant presence on the boards, but Air Force’s scoring depth makes this a meaningful early-season test at home.