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March 14, 2025 by Christine Brown

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New Mexico will square off against Boise State in the first semifinal of the Mountain West Tournament on Friday as the teams hope to extend their season.

The top-seeded New Mexico Lobos will take on the fifth-seeded Boise State Broncos on Friday afternoon as the teams hope to earn a trip to Mountain West Tournament championship game to be played on Saturday. The Lobos made it through to the semifinal round after beating the eighth-seeded San Jose Spartans on Thursday in a 63-52 victory to improve to 26-6 overall on the season. Donovan Dent led the team in scoring, as he has done all season, finishing the game with 25 points. Nelly Joseph handled the rebounding responsibilities with a dominant performance, pulling down a total of 18 rebounds to go along with 14 points, earning a double-double in the quarterfinal victory. Tru Washington rounded out the double digit scorers with 11 points as the team shot 37 percent from the field and 31 percent from three-point range.

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Game Date: Friday, March 14, 2025

Game Time: 9:30 p.m. ET

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The Broncos made it through to the semifinal round after upsetting the fourth-seeded San Diego State Aztecs on Thursday night in a 62-52 victory. With the win, the team improved to 23-9 due in large part to a 16-point performance from Alvaro Cardenas who led the Broncos offensively.

Tyson Degenhart added 14 points while Andrew Meadow and Pearson Carmichael rounded out the double digit scorers with 12 and 10 points, respectively. RJ Keene II led the team on the boards with nine rebounds and added two points to the scoreboard. The team finished the game shooting 33 percent from the field and 27 percent from long range. While those numbers were enough to get past the Aztecs, the Broncos will need to improve upon them to get past New Mexico.

New Mexico and Boise State have met twice already this season and the teams split the games with New Mexico winning the first in an 84-65 victory and the Broncos winning the second in an 86-78 victory.

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