SAN DIEGO (Interstat) — The Austin Spurs, owners of the G League’s best record, look to continue their dominant season when they visit the San Diego Clippers at Frontwave Arena on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.

Austin (24-9) enters on a hot streak, having won four of its last five games, including a high-scoring 135-120 road victory over Iowa on Feb. 11. The Spurs’ offense has been potent, averaging 122.6 points over their last seven contests.

The Spurs are led by forward Harrison Ingram, who is coming off a stretch of formidable performances. In his last eight games, Ingram has recorded six double-doubles, including a 30-point, 14-rebound effort on Feb. 10 and a 25-point, 10-rebound, six-assist showing on Feb. 11. His versatile playmaking and rebounding have been central to Austin’s success.

San Diego (19-17) seeks consistency after alternating wins and losses in its last six outings. The Clippers are coming off a 128-116 road loss to South Bay on Feb. 11, despite a 30-point performance from guard John Poulakidas. Poulakidas has been a key scorer for San Diego, topping 20 points in four of his last nine games, including a 30-point outing in the most recent loss.

The back-to-back set presents a quick turnaround for both teams, as they faced each other in San Diego on Thursday, Feb. 19. That result will set the tone for Friday’s rematch.

Austin’s balance will be tested against a San Diego team playing at home. The Spurs have received strong contributions recently from center James Banks and guard Jayden Nunn, who combined for 26 points, 17 rebounds and nine assists in the win over Iowa.

The Clippers will rely on the playmaking of guard Jaelen House, who dished out 17 assists in the loss to South Bay, and forward Jahmyl Telfort to counter Austin’s momentum.

Friday’s game is the second of two consecutive meetings between the teams in San Diego. The Clippers will embark on a four-game road trip after the series concludes, while the Spurs return home to host Memphis on Sunday.