The Runnin' Rebels flipped a switch on Wednesday night and finished out a game on a high point for the first time this season. It just so happened to be in one of the most important games on the season for UNLV.
The Mountain West is a 12-team league for the 2013 football season, so what does the league do next.
The nationally New Mexico Lobos outscored the host Boise St. Broncos in the final stretches of regulation time and overtime to escape Boise with a gutsy, hard-fought win, taking hold of first place as the only remaining undefeated Mountain West Confe
Conference play gets serious on Wednesday games get underway.
Six MWC teams are projected to dance come March
The Mountain West Conference and San Diego St. Aztecs jointly announced officially Wednesday afternoon that that San Diego, Calif.-based school will remain a member of the Mountain West Conference in all sports. MW has the first word.
Looks like the Aztecs are staying in the Mountain West.
UNLV rebounded from their tough loss in The Pit to New Mexico last Wednesday with an overtime home victory over Air Force. Will that give them enough momentum to beat a very good Aztec squad?
When they opted for football independence, the BYU Cougars placed their other sports in the West Coast Conference. two seasons later, there seems to be some buyers remorse from some BYU observers.
A share of first place in the Mountain West Conference is on the line Wednesday night when the nationally ranked New Mexico Lobos travel to Idaho to take on the Boise St. Broncos in Taco Bell Arena.
