The Lobos (22-11) open thier post season as they host Utah Valley University (25-8). This is the first post season game for the Lobos since 2014 when they lost to Stanford in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. It will be interesting to see how the Lobos come out to start this game, we already saw the 1 seed Rutgers lose in the first round. This is a running blog and will be updating as the game happens.
Usual Starters for the Lobos: House, Mashburn Jr., Johnson, Allick, Udeze.
We are back for the last game of the Quarterfianl round of the Mountain West Tournament. The Lobos (22-10) look to build on their second half against Wyoming, as they take on the 3 seed Utah State (24-7) in the second meeting between the two teams. In the first meeting the Aggies were able to find easy buckets around the rim, leading to a blow out win. The Lobos and Aggies have had some absolute battles in their MW Tournament Match-up. I will be updating this as the game goes on.
We are ready in Las Vegas for the first round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament. The Lobos (21-10) will face off against Wyoming (9-21). The two teams split the regular season, with both teams winning on the others home court. The winner of this game will face Utah State tomorrow in the last Quarterfinal Game on Thursday. The other matchups for the games on Thursday are SDSU vs. CSU, Nevada vs. SJSU, Boise State vs. UNLV. This will be updating during the game.
The Lobos (19-6, 6-6) look to return to their winning ways as they welcome Wyoming (7-17, 2-10) to The PIT. The Lobos will be without Jaelen House for the second straight game as he is healing from a hamstring injury. The Lobos will look to turn up their defense after struggling on the side of the ball against AFA. Feel free to join in on the conversation.
The Lobos (19-4, 6-4) return home to welcome two former Lobo Men’s Basketball Head Coaches Steve Alford, Craig Neal and their Nevada Wolf Pack (18-6, 8-3) in a massive Mountain West game. Feel free to join in on the conversation.
The Lobos (18-3, 5-3) look to rebound after their 2 OT loss on the road against Nevada, the Lobos will host AFA (12-9, 3-5). For the first time this season the Lobos will wear turquoise, a sight for sore eyes. Feel free to join in on the conversation.
The Lobos (17-2, 4-2) looks to extend their 3-game winning streak after dropping back to back games in early January, as they host another Conference Favorite in the Boise State Broncos (15-4, 5-1). This game has huge implications on the league title race, and could solidify the Lobos chances for an early lock status for the NCAA Tournament. Feel free to join in on the conversation.
The Lobos (16-2, 3-2) return home after knocking of SDSU in San Diego on Saturday, to face the much improved SJSU (12-6, 3-2) team. The backcourt for the Lobos were fantastic against SDSU, as Jaelen House was names Mountain West Player of the Week. Feel free to join in on the conversation!
The Lobos (14-2, 2-2) look to get back into their winning ways after losing at Fresno State, and against UNLV. The Lobos are 12-0 in the non-conference and look to move to 13-0 as they host Oral Roberts (13-3).
The Lobos (14-1, 2-1) look to rebound from their lone loss of the season, as they host UNLV (11-3, 0-2). Feel free to join our conversation!
