TURLOCK — From the get-go, Cal State L.A. was determined to live or die by the three-pointers. The Golden Eagles were relentless with their long bombs as Cal State L.A. rallied in the second half when its long-range shooting got hot to narrowly defeat Stanislaus State, 61-58, Saturday night.
 
Fard Muhammad made all six of his three-pointers in the second half — some of them were big — as L.A. handed the Warriors their second CCAA loss of the year as they dropped to 6-3 overall and 2-2 in the CCAA.

Cal State L.A. is now 6-4, 2-3.
 
Top Warriors of the Game
• Ty Davis led the way with 16 points on 7 of 9 shooting. He also had three steals and three assists.
• Darius Scott scored 14 points with three steals.
• Luis Salgado pulled 10 rebounds to go with eight points. It was his first double-digit rebounding game.
 
Raining Three-Pointers
• Cal State L.A. took 36 three-pointers, and even though it made just 11 of them, eight of them came in the second half to help them rally back.
• The Golden Eagles were 8 of 18 in the second half (44.44 percent), with Fard Muhammad nailing NBA range triples six times. He was 6 for 10 in the second half.
• Stanislaus State attempted 18 three-pointers with a 27.8 percentage success-rate (five made).
 
Major Discrepancies
• Cal State L.A. took 62 shot attempts (36 three-point tries) versus the Warriors' 48 field goal attempts.
• The Warriors committed 23 turnovers to L.A.'s 13.
• L.A. made 11 three-pointers (8 in the second half) to the Warriors' five.
 
Key Moments of the Game
• Stan State led by 14 points at the half on a Cameron Brown three-pointer at the buzzer to make it 32-18.
• An 8-0 run by L.A. which included two treys in the second half cut a 13-point Stan State lead to five.
• Three straight three-pointers by Fard Muhammad well outside of the current three-point arc during a five-minute window completely changed the momentum in favor of the Golden Eagles.
• After Stan State tied the game at 58-58, and teams exchanging turnovers, Muhammad drained another NBA range three-pointer with four seconds left as the eventual game-winner.
 
Up Next
There is just one game on the schedule next week as the Warriors travel to San Francisco State on Sunday, Dec. 15, for a 3 p.m. matinee game. The Warriors are away from Fitzpatrick Arena for the next four games and won't be back until Jan. 9 to host UC San Diego.