
Brian Dutcher’s ‘Redeem Team’ heads to Boise: “Now we have to be selfish.”
Full ownership of the Mountain West Championship is on the line when the Aztecs face the team that shut them out last season.

Full ownership of the Mountain West Championship is on the line when the Aztecs face the team that shut them out last season.

San Diego State outshot, out-rebounded, and outplayed New Mexico in the second half on their way to a 73-71 victory in “the Pit”.

Forget revenge, the #22 San Diego State Aztecs basketball team needs to have much loftier goals in mind when they renew acquaintances with the New Mexico Lobos in the famed “Pit” in Albuquerque on Saturday evening.

Five Aztecs scored in double figures in the victory which improved Brian Dutcher’s team to a league best 31-2, and 22-5 overall.

After a much needed bye this weekend, SDSU returns home to face Colorado State. Televised on CBS Sports Network but you’re guaranteed to not miss any of the game if you’re at Viejas Arena.

You’ve got to give credit to the preseason prognosticators. They accurately predicted where San Diego State and Fresno State find themselves entering Wednesday night’s game.

The Mountain West’s most efficient offense jumped out to a 43-23 halftime lead and despite a brief lull in the 2nd half, SDSU dominated in a workmanlike fashion.

Offensively the Aztecs are shooting the ball extremely well in the first half. It will take a bit more to get passed the Rebels on Saturday.

The Aztecs have only one victory in Logan in the Brian Dutcher era. Does this team have what it takes to win again?

This month SDSU basketball plays four games against teams in the Top-40 NET rankings. This Friday night will be at home vs Boise State.

The Wolf Pack are a different team inside the Lawlor Events Center, holding a 10-0 record at home.

A dominant Aztecs defense held the Spartans to their lowest points scored in a half this season.

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San Jose State have not had a winning season since 2010-2011. This Spartan team is led by a familiar face but they are anything but like previous year teams.

The Aztecs juggernaut offense helped defeat the Aggies 85-75. A career-high 25 points from Adam Seiko pushes the Aztecs to 7-1 in Mountain West play.

In its last two games, the Aztecs have endured sustained scoreless streaks. But In Utah State, the Aztecs will face one of the best offensive teams in the country.

The Aztecs prevailed once again, out muscling the Falcons 70-60. SDSU now sits alone atop the Mountain West Conference.