LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The New Mexico State women's basketball team looks to even up the season series of the Battle of I-25 when New Mexico visits the Pan American Center on Saturday, Dec. 15, at 2 p.m. (MT).
 
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Where to Watch
Aggie fans unable to attend Tuesday's game can catch the action on a number of TV stations with Adam Young on play-by-play and former Roadrunner head coach Patrick Knapp providing analysis.
 
Eleven Sports
DTV: 623 | AT&T: 1665 | Verizon FiOS: 597
 
FOX Sports Arizona
Dish: 415 | DTV: 686
 
FOX Sports Southwest PLUS
DISH: 449 SD, 9519 HD | DISH Hopper: 412-37 | DTV: 676-1 SD & HD
 
FOX College Sports Pacific
DTV: 608 | Comcast Xfinity: 262 | AT&T U-verse: 647
 
Tuesday's game can also be streamed live thanks to AggieVision.
 
Follow Along
Aggie fans can follow along with all NM State games home and away thanks to live stats from StatBroadcast.
 
Game Day Promotion
Saturday's rivalry game is Junior Aggie Day! The Junior Aggie Club is set to be in attendance and will welcome the team onto the court. There is also post-game autographs from your favorite Aggies at the conclusion of the game.
 
#ThrowbackSaturday
The New Mexico State women's basketball team is wearing throwback jerseys for the Battle of I-25 to pay homage to the teams that came before it. The jerseys are a nod to the previous Aggie women's basketball teams that played under the nickname "Roadrunners". The NM State women's basketball team was known as the Roadrunners until the 2000-01 season when they took up the Aggie moniker.
 

Here's a sneak peak at our Roadrunner throwback threads for Saturday's Battle of I-25 👀👀#AggieUp pic.twitter.com/MjotfRLgCX

— NM State WBB (@NMStateWBB) December 12, 2018

A Look at the Lobos
New Mexico visits the City of Crosses with a 7-1 record including winning the season's first iteration of the Battle of I-25, 83-58, in Albuquerque. Gia Pack led the Aggies with 26 points while Brooke Salas chipped in a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
 
New Mexico boasts an offense ranked 32^nd nationally in scoring (79.9) and has four players averaging double figures, led by Jaisa Nunn (17.5). Nunn scored 13 in the last meeting between the two sides and also averages 7.6 rebounds. Aisia Robertson is the Lobos second-leading scorer at 15.3 points per game. Robertson went off for 23 points in the two sides' first meeting on Dec. 1, in Albuquerque.
 
As a team, New Mexico ranks third in the Mountain West in field-goal percentage, making 42.6 percent of its shots while its 79.9 points per game lead the conference. The Lobos also lead their league in assists (17.9), rebounds (47.8) and blocked shots (60).
 
Last Time Out
The New Mexico State women's basketball team trailed for 36 minutes of game time but came back to beat Denver 66-64 on Tuesday, Dec. 11, at the Pan American Center.
 
After Denver opened a 10-point lead at the start of the fourth quarter, the Aggies closed the game on a 22-10 run to finish with a 66-64 victory. Dominique Mills recorded her first-career double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds while Brooke Salas scored 15 to lead the Aggies. Stabresa McDaniel added 12 points in her debut in the Crimson and White with Aaliyah Prince scoring 11.
 
Defensively, NM State held third-best three-point shooting team in the nation to just 14.3 percent shooting from beyond the arc. The Pioneers entered the game averaging 43.4 percent shooting from three.
 
Up Next
The Aggies kick off a road trip that takes them into the New Year when they visit Texas A&M – Corpus Christi on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 4:30 p.m. (MT) before heading to Miami for the Florida International Holiday Tournament on Dec. 20 and 21.