On Saturday night, December 20, 2025, at 7 p.m., the Nevada Wolf Pack will kick off their conference play with a home game against Boise State at Lawlor Events Center after a tightly contested non-conference victory over Duquesne, securing a 78-75 win. This matchup marks an exciting start to conference play for the Pack, who are sporting a record of 8-3 this season.
Viewers can catch the game on Nevada Sports Net or the Mountain West Network, with Alex Marguiles delivering play-by-play commentary, Mike Stefasson providing analysis, and Shannon Kelly reporting from the sidelines. For those tuning in on the radio, the broadcast will be available on 95.5 KNEV in Reno, with John Ramey and Nick Fazekas on the call.
The Boise State Broncos, also at 8-3 on the season, are coming off a thrilling 68-67 victory over Saint Mary’s, led by Drew Fielder and Javan Buchanan, who both had impressive performances. Fielder recently earned recognition as the Old Trapper Mountain West Men’s Basketball Player of the Week after scoring 22 points against Saint Mary’s, marking his second consecutive game with over 20 points.
In their recent win against Duquesne, the Wolf Pack showcased a strong defensive effort, limiting the Dukes to just 39 percent shooting from the field. Offensively, Nevada shot 45 percent overall and maintained an effective free-throw rate, hitting 75 percent of their attempts. Key players such as Comer, who tallied 16 points, and Price, who contributed significantly with nine rebounds and blocking three shots, were critical in securing the win. Notably, Nevada’s bench proved to be a crucial asset, contributing a substantial 37 points compared to Duquesne’s 20, underscoring the team’s depth.
Freshman contributors have played pivotal roles for the Pack this season, highlighting the promising young talent that continues to impact the team’s success. Player performance includes standout efforts from Croley, who recorded a double-double earlier in the season, and Walker, who has emerged as a steady presence on both ends of the court.
As Nevada prepares to continue their conference season, their statistical strengths have put them among the best in the Mountain West for categories such as blocks per game and free-throw efficiency. With the Wolf Pack’s strong defensive metrics and a balanced offensive strategy, fans and analysts alike are attentive to how the team will perform against Boise State and beyond.
This highly anticipated match against the Broncos represents a chance for Nevada to establish their momentum heading deeper into conference play, promising an exciting basketball season ahead.