By james art 
Nevada’s men’s basketball fell on Boise State Broncos on Wednesday night at Extramile Arena, 66-56.
Nick Davidson led the package with 18 points and four fights. While Daniel Foster scored only three points, he played a key role, adding four fights and four assists, while helping to facilitate the game. Nevada ended the first half, shooting 5-on-20 from the pitch and 3-from-11 from a three-point scope.
The competition began slowly for both teams, with Nevada withstanding a four-minute point drought and Boise State, managing only one 3-indicated at that time. The package struggles to find its rhythm for evaluation, extending its land to seven minutes and allowed Broncos to tire 8-0.
Davidson ended the land of the package with a 3-indicated package, igniting Justin McBride, who followed with a 3-point jumper. However, breaking the land did not cause an offensive jump to Nevada, which fired only 25 percent of the terrain. Despite the low shooting rate and eight turnover, the package gave up only four at half.
Boise State came out strong in the second half, with Andrew Meadow hit 3-seconds only 10 seconds in the period. Xavier Duzel responded to the section with the arrangement of driving, and from there, both teams began to find their rhythm.
Nevada fought at the beginning of the second half, making only one goal in the field in the first four minutes. The package continued to force Broncos in a four -minute strand drought at the end of the second half, but could not benefit enough to close the deficit. With less than two minutes to play, Boyz finally interrupted his land to take a 14-point lead over Wolf Pack. Nevada reduced its deficit to 10 points, but could not overcome Broncos down.
Nevada falls to a total of 11-7 and 3-7 in the Mountain West. Boise provided a victory that they needed desperately, improving to 14-7 as a whole and 6-4 in the Mountain West. The Wolf package will return to Saturday on February 1st from 7:00 pm at the Lawlor events center to take on Unlv in the Silver State series.