Neither team is overwhelmingly good in any facet of things, as the numbers bear out. San Diego is 0-8 on the road this season and only two of those defeats have come by single digits: none have been closer than seven. Pacific is 4-7 at home this season and did beat Washington State, though they have dropped seven of their last eight at home. The difference in this one, besides home court advantage, may simply be availability. Pacific should have their full rotation to work with here while San Diego could potentially be without Bradley Jr. for a fifth straight game. Taking the leading scorer out of the mix for a team that struggles to score as it is proves to be too much for the Toreros. Take Pacific at home to get back in the win column.