Sacramento State hosts UC Davis in 124th Causeway Classic

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Sacramento State hosts UC Davis on Saturday in the 124th edition of the Causeway Classic, with the Aggies coming off an 81-69 win over Incarnate Word in which Brayden Fagbemi scored 21 points. UC Davis is 2-1 and will play its first true road game of the season, while Sacramento State is 1-1 after losing 83-77 at Santa Clara despite holding a late lead. The game is the Aggies’ first appearance at Hornet Pavilion, where the Hornets have started 1-0 this season. Sacramento State leads the all-time series 73-50 and won four of the teams’ last seven meetings, though UC Davis took last season’s matchup 77-73.

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