All eyes in the Mountain West are on March 4, a day in which Nevada will host Colorado State in the regular-season finale at Lawlor Events Center in what could be a winner-take-all title matchup.
But for that to come to pass, both Nevada and Colorado State will have to take care of business in its two games preceding that year-end matchup. The Wolf Pack’s path appears easier than Colorado State’s, but Nevada must win road games at UNLV and San Jose State before taking on the Rams.
“Our approach to the next two road games can’t change,” coach Eric Musselman said just minutes after Nevada beat Boise State on Wednesday to move into a first-place tie with Colorado State.