SDSU Aims to Maintain Lead in Mountain West Against Nevada's Top Defense

With both teams tied for first, Friday's game in Reno becomes crucial for conference supremacy.

San Diego State Aztecs, tied for first in the Mountain West, aim to extend their winning streak against Nevada, showcasing the conference's toughest defense.
The Aztecs have excelled in three-point shooting, hitting over 46% in their last three games, with Reese Waters leading the charge.
Nevada, coming off a significant road win against Utah State, seeks to challenge the Aztecs with a strong home record and a high field goal percentage.
Key players for both teams, including Jaedon LeDee for SDSU and Jarod Lucas for Nevada, are expected to make significant impacts in the upcoming game.
The match is set for Friday night in Reno, marking a critical point in the season for both teams as they vie for the top spot in the conference.