Aztecs Aim to Restart Winning Streak at Viejas Arena
As the SDSU Aztecs prepare to face off against the Wyoming Cowboys at Viejas Arena, they aim to restart their winning streak. The highly anticipated matchup is set for 8 p.m. on Tuesday and will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network, with radio coverage on 760-AM.
Game Preview: SDSU vs. Wyoming
- Date: Tuesday, February 14
- Time: 8 p.m. PST
- Location: Viejas Arena, San Diego, CA
- TV Coverage: CBS Sports Network
- Radio Coverage: 760-AM
Team Records
- SDSU Aztecs: 15 wins, 6 losses (9-2 in conference)
- Wyoming Cowboys: 13 wins, 9 losses (4-7 in conference)
Historical Context
The Aztecs currently lead the all-time series against the Cowboys with a record of 54-41. SDSU has demonstrated dominance, winning the last 14 encounters. Their most recent victory was a 74-57 win in Laramie on January 14, 2023. Notably, Wyoming’s last win at Viejas Arena dates back to 2007.
Wyoming Cowboys Update
In their last five games, Wyoming has posted a record of 2-3. Recent losses include notable defeats against Boise State and Utah State. However, they found momentum with a 68-57 win against Colorado State in the “Border War.” During the first meeting with SDSU, Wyoming struggled offensively, shooting 30.9% and attempting 34 three-pointers.
Key players for Wyoming include:
- Leland Walker: Averaging 15.3 points per game
- Naz Meyer: Scoring an average of 13.2 points
- Khaden Bennett: Recent standout with a 22-point, 10-rebound double-double
SDSU Aztecs Update
The Aztecs are currently tied for first place in the Mountain West conference. Should they secure a win against Wyoming, they would narrow the top position to a two-way tie, as Utah State and New Mexico face off the following day. SDSU has an impressive record following losses under head coach Brian Dutcher, going 51-11 overall and 36-2 at home.
Injury concerns linger for the Aztecs. Starters Magoon Gwath (hip) and Elzie Harrington (leg) are not expected to play, while Reese Dixon-Waters, who recently crossed the 1,000 career points mark, will likely participate despite a sprained ankle. Additionally, senior player Jeremiah Oden is only five points away from reaching the same milestone.
Upcoming Matches
Following the contest against Wyoming, the Aztecs will visit Air Force on Saturday, February 18, at 5 p.m. PST, with coverage provided by Fox Sports 1.
With a strong historical advantage and a solid performance record after losses, the Aztecs appear determined to bounce back at Viejas Arena and continue their quest for the top of the Mountain West rankings.
