By james art 
The Boise State men’s basketball team received the much-needed week after falling in Colorado, 75-72, in the Mountain West Conference Road game on January 22nd.
Broncos (13-7, 5-4), which are 3,5 matches behind the League presenter New Mexico (17-4, 9-1) in the MWC standings are only 2-4 overall in their last six games S With a net ranking of No. 52, Boise State must end in order to reach the fourth consecutive NCAA tournament.
Boise State can return on the road this week with a pair of home matches against Nevada (11-9, 3-6) and Fresh State (5-16, 1-9). Tipoff for the game on Wednesday with The Wolf Pack is scheduled for 8:00 Mountain Time Start at Extramile Arena.
“It was great,” said Broncos’s head coach Leon Rice for the vacation. “We did a lot of things. … It was a difficult small section with many games in many days with three of the four on the road, some great emotional ups and falls. So it was great to have a few moments to catch our breath, get together and work on some of the things we want to work on. “
In search of more sequence, Rice continues to deal with Broncos rotations.
Boise State has used seven different elementary teams in the last 13 games. In January, the rotation expanded to 11 players.
“I still appreciate everything every day a day,” Rice said. “There is no clarity, but there may be clarity all the way, which maybe I will explain later. But we work hard in this. It’s interesting.
“Part of this is only the changing age and you must continue to adapt to it. And part of the correction of the changing age is the lists that will (change). “
Just like Rice, Nevada’s chief coach Steve Alford also tries to collect the pieces.
The WOLF package is led by junior Nick Davidson (15.3 points, 6.6 rebounds, 3.1 assists) and senior Kobe Sanders (14.5 points, 3.5 rebounds, 4.3 assists).
Here are the details of how to watch, stream and follow the Boise State MWC with Nevada.
The WHO: Boise State host Nevada to play on Mountain West Conference
When: 20:00 Mountain Time | Wednesday, January 29
Where: Extramy arena Boyz, Idaho
Live stream: Watch Boise State vs Nevada Live on FUBOTV (Start your free trial)
TV channel: CBS Sports Network
ESPN BPI forecast: Boise State has a 71 percent chance of winning
Our prediction: Boise State 76, Nevada 64