Another frontcourt target goes off the board.

A big man who can space the floor? Mark Pope has a place for you.

Mark Pope is looking to get some size.

It’s only fitting that the last iteration of the Mountain West championship game as we know it will feature the conference’s most successful program. It’s even more fitting that San Diego State had to pull out one more classic against New Mexico on Friday to get there.

Magoon Gwath had 17 points and BJ Davis made a layup with two seconds left to rally San Diego State to a 64-62 victory over New Mexico on Friday night in a Mountain West Conference Tournament semifinal. No. seed San Diego State (22-10) will play top seed Utah State in Saturday's championship game with an automatic spot in the NCAA Tournament on the line.

San Diego State’s final season in the Mountain West will continue on at least one more night, as the program advanced to the semifinals of the conference tournament with a 71-62 win over No. 7 seed Colorado State.

Forget chocolates and flowers, San Diego State gifted fans on The Mesa with the return of Magoon Gwath, 20 points from Reese Dixon-Waters and the season’s biggest run in a 71-57 win over the Nevada Wolf Pack on Saturday night at Viejas Arena.The Aztecs' (18-6, 12-2 Mountain West) defense showed no love by holding Nevada (17-8, 9-5) to a season scoring low, and responded to their 11-point halftime lead evaporating over the first five minutes of the second half with a 13-0 run. It was part of a st

Head coach Brian Dutcher stood near half court, smiling while rubbing his hands together after Magoon Gwath had just knocked the ball free and dove to secure the steal on a tie up nearly three and a half minutes into the second half.It was the kind of effort play that characterized the forward’s return to the starting lineup after coming off the bench for the past two games, as he led San Diego State with 18 points and a season-high 8 rebounds in a 71-52 win over Fresno State on Saturday night a