With a berth in the Mountain West Championship game on the line, the San Diego State football team is going all in when they take on UNLV in Sin City.
The win, or a University of Nevada loss to Utah State University, will see the Aztecs (7-3, 6-0 MW) clinch the West Division and their chance to win the program’s first outright championship since 1986.
However, UNLV (3-7, 2-4 MW) will try to play the role of party crasher as the Rebels try to prevent SDSU from celebrating on their home turf.
“They are talented enough to beat us for sure,” Aztec head coach Rocky Long said Tuesday.