The No. 20/22-ranked Nevada basketball team has its eye on cutting down nets at home when it ends the regular season on Sunday, but first it has San Jose State to contend with.
Nevada (23-5, 12-2 in the MW) leads the Mountain West, and San Jose State (3-22, 0-14) is last place, but Wolf Pack players know they have to be on their guard.
“Our biggest thing is staying focused and treating these games like we’re playing Boise, like we’re playing UNLV, like we’re playing San Diego State because the risk for these games is very high,” guard Caleb Martin said.