Last year, the Antelopes scored 11.0 more points per game (79.1) than the Aggies allowed (68.1).
Grand Canyon went 24-3 last season when scoring more than 68.1 points.
UC Davis went 19-8 last season when giving up fewer than 79.1 points.
The Aggies scored an average of 71.2 points per game last year, only 4.2 more points than the 67.0 the Antelopes allowed.
When it scored more than 67.0 points last season, UC Davis went 15-5.
Grand Canyon's record was 21-0 when it allowed fewer than 71.2 points last season.
The Antelopes totaled 423 more points than their opponents last season (12.1 per game on average), and the Aggies scored 105 more points than their opponents (3.1 per game).

Last season, the Antelopes had a 46.0% shooting percentage from the field, which was 2.9% higher than the 43.1% of shots the Aggies' opponents hit.
In games Grand Canyon shot better than 43.1% from the field, it went 21-1 overall.
The Aggies shot 44.2% from the field, 3.9% higher than the 40.3% the Antelopes' opponents shot last season.
Last season, UC Davis had a 15-6 record in games the team collectively shot higher than 40.3% from the field.

The Antelopes averaged 34.3 rebounds per game, outrebounding the Aggies by 4.8 boards per contest last season.
Grand Canyon was 24-2 overall when they won the rebounding battle. UC Davis was 6-10 when they failed to control the glass.
The Antelopes were the 67th-ranked rebounding team in college basketball. The Aggies finished 327th.
The Antelopes averaged 10 offensive boards per game, outgaining the Aggies by 1.7 rebounds per contest last season.
The Antelopes were 18-3 straight up when they won the battle on the offensive boards. The Aggies were 8-6 when they lost the offensive rebounding edge.
The Aggies were the 327th-ranked offensive rebounding team in college basketball. The Antelopes finished 71st.
Grand Canyon recorded an average rebounding margin of +5.0 rebounds per game, and UC Davis averaged a margin of -0.2 rebounds.

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