SAN JOSE, Calif. (Interstat) — The Grand Canyon Antelopes look to rebound from a tough home loss when they visit the struggling San Jose State Spartans in a men’s NCAA Division I basketball matchup on Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026. Grand Canyon (14-9) enters the Event Center coming off a 70-64 defeat to New Mexico on Wednesday, snapping a two-game win streak. The Antelopes had previously won four of their last six, including notable victories over San Diego State and Utah State. They will rely on guard Makaih Williams, who is averaging 16.0 points per game over his last seven contests. Williams scored 20 points in the loss to New Mexico and had a 20-point performance against Utah State last month. San Jose State (6-18) seeks to end a seven-game skid. The Spartans fell 82-75 at UNLV on Tuesday despite 21 points from guard Pasha Goodarzi and 23 from Colby Garland. Goodarzi has been a bright spot, averaging 11.0 points over the losing streak and logging 40 minutes in two of the last three games. The Antelopes won the season’s first meeting decisively, 76-58, at home on Jan. 10. Grand Canyon’s balance was on display in that victory, with four players scoring in double figures. For Grand Canyon, this game represents a critical opportunity to stabilize its record before a tough road test at San Diego State on Tuesday. The Antelopes have shown resilience on the road this season, including a narrow overtime loss at Nevada. San Jose State, meanwhile, is searching for any positive momentum as it faces a daunting schedule ahead, with home games against Nevada and Colorado State looming next. Defense will be a priority for the Spartans, who have allowed an average of 81.7 points during their seven-game losing streak. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. PST at the Event Center. The game will be broadcast on the Mountain West Network.