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Texas State Dominates Western Michigan in Convincing Win

Saturday, February 7, 2026, 3:00 PM ET · Strahan Arena at the University Events Center

Texas State Bobcats 77, Western Michigan Broncos 61, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Quick answers

Who won Western Michigan Broncos vs Texas State Bobcats?

Texas State Bobcats beat Western Michigan Broncos 77-61 at Strahan Arena at the University Events Center on February 7, 2026.

Who was favored in Western Michigan Broncos vs Texas State Bobcats?

Texas State Bobcats were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -278 (about 74% implied). The favorite won.

In a decisive victory, the Texas State Bobcats defeated the Western Michigan Broncos 77-61 at Strahan Arena on February 7, 2026. This matchup was particularly noteworthy as Texas State aimed to extend their winning streak, which now stands at three games, while Western Michigan sought to break a two-game losing streak. The Bobcats improved their overall record to 16-11, while the Broncos fell to 8-16.

Texas State has shown solid form recently, with a record of 6-4 over their last ten games. They have averaged 72.6 points per game while allowing 72.0 points during this stretch. Their home performance has been particularly strong, boasting a perfect 4-0 record in their last four home games. In contrast, Western Michigan has struggled, recording just three wins in their last ten outings, with an average of 76.6 points scored and 79.2 points allowed. Their away record has been particularly poor, as they have lost all five of their recent away games.

The game began with both teams showing competitive spirit, but Texas State quickly took control. The Bobcats' recent form included victories against Georgia Southern, Old Dominion, and Marshall, while their losses came against James Madison and Coastal Carolina. In their last five games, Texas State has maintained an average scoring of 71.4 points, indicating a balanced offensive performance.

On the other side, Western Michigan's recent games included a notable win against Central Michigan, but they have faced challenges against stronger opponents like Ohio and Northern Illinois. Their last five games have seen them average only 71.2 points while allowing a significant 83.4 points, highlighting their defensive struggles.

In terms of previous meetings, this matchup was critical for both teams as they look to establish dominance in their respective conferences. The injury picture was not detailed in the provided facts, but both teams have been navigating their rosters as they approach the latter part of the season.

The betting market reflected Texas State's strong position, with DraftKings listing them as 6.5-point favorites. The total for the game was set at 146.5, indicating expectations for a moderately high-scoring affair. The moneyline odds were -278 for Texas State and +225 for Western Michigan, further emphasizing the Bobcats' favored status.

As the game progressed, Texas State's offense showcased its depth and versatility, with key contributions from players like Kyndall Davis, who assisted on multiple scoring plays, including a crucial three-pointer that extended the lead. The Bobcats' ability to make timely baskets, especially in the second half, was pivotal in securing their victory. Notably, they executed a series of scoring plays that included three-pointers and layups, effectively responding to any attempts by Western Michigan to close the gap.

The conditions in Strahan Arena were conducive to an exciting game, with a lively crowd supporting the home team. Fans witnessed a blend of skillful shooting and strategic plays, particularly from Texas State, who capitalized on their home-court advantage.

In conclusion, Texas State's commanding win over Western Michigan not only solidifies their position in the standings but also showcases their potential as they move forward in the season. The Bobcats' ability to maintain their winning streak and improve their overall record will be crucial as they approach the postseason.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsTXST -6.5 146.5 o -110 / u -110 Western Michigan Broncos +225 · Texas State Bobcats -278

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Leaders

  • PointsMark Drone20Texas State Bobcats
  • AssistsMark Drone3Texas State Bobcats
  • ReboundsTay Knox6Texas State Bobcats
  • PointsTrey Lewis19Western Michigan Broncos
  • AssistsEJ Ryans3Western Michigan Broncos
  • ReboundsJayden Brewer7Western Michigan Broncos

Recent form

Texas State Bobcats

Last 10: 6-4Streak W372.6 scored · 72 allowed per game4-0 at home

  • W77-71at Georgia Southern EaglesFeb 5
  • W81-64vs Old Dominion MonarchsJan 31
  • W72-68vs Marshall Thundering HerdJan 29
  • L57-82at James Madison DukesJan 24
  • L70-72at Coastal Carolina ChanticleersJan 23
  • W74-67vs Southern Miss Golden EaglesJan 17
  • W59-54vs Louisiana Ragin' CajunsJan 15
  • L82-83at Arkansas State Red WolvesJan 10
  • L70-80at Southern Miss Golden EaglesJan 9
  • W84-79at UL Monroe WarhawksJan 3

Western Michigan Broncos

Last 10: 3-7Streak L276.6 scored · 79.2 allowed per game0-5 away

  • L71-91at Ohio BobcatsFeb 4
  • L65-85at Northern Illinois HuskiesJan 28
  • W77-65vs Central Michigan ChippewasJan 24
  • L54-72vs Bowling Green FalconsJan 21
  • L89-104at Akron ZipsJan 17
  • L82-85vs Massachusetts MinutemenJan 14
  • W79-62vs Eastern Michigan EaglesJan 10
  • L76-87at Miami (OH) RedHawksJan 7
  • L79-84at Toledo RocketsDec 30
  • W94-57vs Defiance Yellow JacketsDec 22

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Miami (OH)32-2-18-0
Akron29-6117-1
Kent State24-10414-4
Toledo19-15711-7
Bowling Green18-1499-9
Ohio15-1799-9
Buffalo17-15117-11
Massachusetts17-16117-11
Ball State12-19117-11
Central Michigan10-21126-12
Western Michigan10-21144-14
Eastern Michigan10-21144-14
Northern Illinois9-21104-14

Box score

StatWestern Michigan BroncosTexas State Bobcats
Field goals24-6030-56
Field goal %4054
Three-pointers8-228-18
Three-point %3644
Free throws5-69-10
Free throw %8390
Rebounds3031
Offensive rebounds117
Defensive rebounds1924
Assists914
Steals67
Blocks310
Turnovers1310
Team turnovers32
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers1321
Fast-break points48
Points in the paint2632
Fouls108
Largest lead516
Lead changes33
Time in front1978

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half25-38Mark Drone makes layup (Tay Knox assists)
  2. 2nd Half27-38Justice Williams makes 16-foot jumper
  3. 2nd Half27-40Tay Knox makes 1-foot dunk (DJ Hall assists)
  4. 2nd Half30-40Trey Lewis makes 27-foot three point jumper (EJ Ryans assists)
  5. 2nd Half32-40Jayden Brewer makes driving layup
  6. 2nd Half32-41DJ Hall makes free throw 1 of 2
  7. 2nd Half32-42DJ Hall makes free throw 2 of 2
  8. 2nd Half34-42Jalen Griffith makes layup
  9. 2nd Half34-45Kaden Gumbs makes 22-foot three point jumper (Mark Drone assists)
  10. 2nd Half36-45Trey Lewis makes 0-foot tip in layup
  11. 2nd Half37-45Trey Lewis makes free throw 1 of 1
  12. 2nd Half39-45Carson Vis makes layup
  13. 2nd Half40-45Carson Vis makes free throw 1 of 1
  14. 2nd Half40-47Jalen Bolden makes 19-foot jumper (Mark Drone assists)
  15. 2nd Half40-48DJ Hall makes free throw 1 of 2
  16. 2nd Half40-49DJ Hall makes free throw 2 of 2
  17. 2nd Half43-49Trey Lewis makes 23-foot three point jumper (Jalen Griffith assists)
  18. 2nd Half43-52Jalen Bolden makes 25-foot three point jumper (Tay Knox assists)
  19. 2nd Half43-54Jalen Bolden makes layup
  20. 2nd Half46-54Trey Lewis makes 26-foot three point jumper (EJ Ryans assists)
  21. 2nd Half46-55Tay Knox makes free throw 2 of 2
  22. 2nd Half48-55Carson Vis makes 15-foot jumper (EJ Ryans assists)
  23. 2nd Half48-57Mark Drone makes driving layup
  24. 2nd Half50-57Trey Lewis makes 14-foot jumper
  25. 2nd Half50-59Mark Drone makes driving layup
  26. 2nd Half52-59Carson Vis makes 0-foot tip in layup
  27. 2nd Half52-61Mark Drone makes 19-foot pullup jump shot
  28. 2nd Half54-61Jayden Brewer makes layup
  29. 2nd Half55-61Jayden Brewer makes free throw 1 of 1
  30. 2nd Half57-61Jayden Brewer makes driving layup
  31. 2nd Half57-63Mark Drone makes 9-foot floating jump shot
  32. 2nd Half57-65Kaden Gumbs makes driving layup
  33. 2nd Half59-65EJ Ryans makes 8-foot jumper
  34. 2nd Half59-68Kyndall Davis makes 26-foot three point jumper (Robert Fields assists)
  35. 2nd Half59-71Kaden Gumbs makes 24-foot three point jumper (Kyndall Davis assists)
  36. 2nd Half61-71Trey Lewis makes layup
  37. 2nd Half61-73Mark Drone makes driving layup
  38. 2nd Half61-75DJ Hall makes driving layup (Kyndall Davis assists)
  39. 2nd Half61-76Mark Drone makes free throw 1 of 2
  40. 2nd Half61-77Mark Drone makes free throw 2 of 2

Win probability

Above the line favours Texas State Bobcats, below favours Western Michigan Broncos.

Venue

  • Strahan Arena at the University Events CenterSan Marcos, TX
  • Attendance2774
  • OfficialsCraig Murley, Henry Howard, RJ Johnson

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