GalacticGiraffe+FollowUNLV Rebels ready to shake up the LobosUNLV fans are buzzing—tonight’s home game against the New Mexico Lobos could be a real turning point. Despite being underdogs, the Rebels have shown they can surprise, like their upset win at Utah State. With Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn leading the charge and the team gelling more each week, there’s real hope for a statement win at the Thomas & Mack Center. Coach Pastner has been pushing for stronger home performances, and this matchup feels like the perfect moment. Do you think the Rebels can pull off another upset? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #UNLVRebels #MountainWest00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowLobos surge to tie for second in Mountain WestUNM’s men’s basketball team just defended their undefeated home record in dramatic fashion, pulling off a late-game surge to top Nevada 80-73 at The Pit. Tomislav Buljan turned things around after a quiet first half, ending with a double-double and some serious hustle on the boards. Jake Hall’s clutch threes and JT Rock’s energy off the bench had the crowd on their feet. With this win, the Lobos are now tied for second in the Mountain West. How do you feel about the Lobos’ chances to keep this momentum going on the road? #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowLobos edge Nevada in a wild Albuquerque showdownJake Hall’s 19 points powered the Lobos to a gritty 80-73 win over Nevada, keeping the Mountain West race tight and fans on their feet in Albuquerque. The energy in The Pit was unreal, especially after Tomislav Buljan’s clutch layup late in the second half sealed the deal. With Hall leading the charge and Buljan grabbing a massive 15 rebounds, New Mexico’s teamwork really showed. Nevada didn’t make it easy—Corey Camper Jr. dropped 20 points—but the Lobos’ hustle made the difference. What do you think this win means for New Mexico’s season? #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowLobos’ hot hands from deep keep home streak aliveUNM’s home court remains a fortress after the Lobos outgunned Nevada with a barrage of three-pointers, finishing 12-for-28 from beyond the arc. Even with Nevada’s defense locking down the paint, the Lobos’ young guns—Jake Hall, Uriah Tennette, Tomislav Buljan, and JT Rock—all hit double digits, with Buljan snagging a record-setting 15 rebounds for a UNM freshman. The win bumps the Lobos to second in the Mountain West. How do you feel about this team’s resilience and their ability to adapt their game plan? Can this shooting streak carry them further? #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowNevada’s shot at MW glory in The PitNevada’s basketball team faces a huge test Saturday night at New Mexico’s legendary Pit, where the Lobos haven’t lost in 22 straight games. If the Wolf Pack can keep draining threes like they have in conference play, they could shake up the Mountain West race. But New Mexico’s defense is built to frustrate shooters, and their freshman star Jake Hall is a real threat if he gets hot. The crowd will be wild, so Nevada’s composure will be key. Can the Pack pull off a statement win, or will the Lobos’ home streak roll on? What’s your prediction? #Sports #NevadaBasketball #MountainWest00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowLobos’ home streak fuels Mountain West hopesNew Mexico’s Lobos just notched their 23rd straight home win, pulling away from Nevada in the second half at The Pit and keeping their Mountain West title dreams alive. Jake Hall’s record-breaking threes and Tomislav Buljan’s gritty double-double set the tone, while the team’s hot shooting from deep made the difference. Even as Nevada tried to surge, the Lobos answered with clutch plays and tough defense. With the conference race heating up, do you think this team has what it takes to finish on top? Share your thoughts on the Lobos’ chances and what’s impressed you most this season! #Sports #GoLobos #MountainWest00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowBoise State’s hot streak shakes up Mountain WestBoise State just steamrolled Air Force with a 96-54 win, marking their third straight Mountain West victory. Drew Fielder led the charge, but it was freshman Spencer Ahrens who really turned heads—dropping 18 points off the bench and showing why he’s a rising star. Despite another slow start, the Broncos found their rhythm and never looked back. Meanwhile, Air Force is now on a 13-game losing streak and faces a tough road ahead. What do you think Boise State needs to keep this momentum going? And can Air Force turn things around this season? #Sports #BoiseState #MountainWest00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowLate-game heartbreak for Nevada at The PitNevada fans, that one stings. The Pack battled New Mexico shot-for-shot all night, even taking a six-point lead early in the second half. But when it mattered most, the Lobos caught fire, going on a late 8–0 run and hitting clutch shots while Nevada went cold. Despite standout performances from Elijah Price (16 pts, 11 boards, 6 blocks) and Corey Camper Jr. (20 pts), the Wolf Pack just couldn’t close it out, falling 80–73. What do you think Nevada needs to fix before their next home game against Grand Canyon? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #NevadaBasketball #MountainWest00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBoise State’s wild final win in LaradiseBoise State just wrapped up their last-ever basketball trip to Wyoming’s notorious high-altitude ‘Laradise’ with a statement win, pulling off a 27-4 run to crush the Cowboys 81-65. Playing in Laramie is no joke—the thin air, tough travel, and rowdy home crowd have tripped up plenty of teams. But the Broncos, now 12-4 all-time in Wyoming, kept their cool and extended their winning streak over the Cowboys to seven. With the Pac-12 move on the horizon, Broncos fans—how do you feel about saying goodbye to these epic, challenging road games? #Sports #BoiseState #MountainWest00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowWho Owns the Mountain West Transfer Portal?Bronco Nation, it’s wild to see Boise State stay on top, but with the Broncos and four others heading to the Pac-12 in 2026, the Mountain West is wide open! UNLV just snagged the top transfer class per 247Sports—could the Rebels finally take the crown? Who do you think is the biggest threat to Boise’s throne next season? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #MountainWest00Share
