Nevada sits at the top of the Mountain West standings.
Utah State sits at the bottom of the MW standings.
But if Nevada needed any evidence the Aggies could beat the Wolf Pack when the teams face off at 6 p.m. (Pacific time) Wednesday in Logan, Utah, it came Saturday when Utah State drilled Fresno State, 78-65.
That would be the same Fresno State team that has beaten Nevada twice this season.
“We definitely have to bring our ‘A’ game with these guys because they just beat the team we couldn’t beat,” Nevada's Cameron Oliver said.