RENO, Nevada – In a thrilling showdown on Saturday evening, Andrew Meadow played a key role in guiding Boise State to a narrow victory over Nevada with a final score of 70-69.

Meadow put up an impressive performance, scoring 24 points with an efficient shooting effort that included 8 successful attempts out of 13, alongside 2 of 6 from the three-point line and hitting 6 out of 8 from the charity stripe for the Broncos, who now hold a record of 19 wins and 8 losses, including 11 victories and 5 defeats in the Mountain West Conference.

Javan Buchanan made significant contributions as well, netting 17 points while making 7 of his 9 shot attempts. He displayed sharp shooting from three-point range, hitting all three of his attempts, and also managed to secure three steals during the game. Tyson Degenhart added to the scoring with 14 points, though his shooting was less effective at 4 for 12. He managed to connect on 5 of 7 free throws while also attempting five three-pointers, converting just one.

On the other side of the court, Kobe Sanders was the standout player for the Wolf Pack, finishing with a remarkable 30 points and contributing four assists. Nick Davidson complemented Sanders’ performance with 18 points, along with three steals and two blocks. Tyler Rolison rounded out the effort for Nevada, contributing seven points while also grabbing seven rebounds and adding seven assists to his stat line.

This closely contested game highlighted the competitive spirit of both teams as Boise State edged out the victory. The win positions the Broncos favorably in their conference standings, while the Wolf Pack continues to seek improvement with 15 wins and 12 losses overall and 7 wins against 9 losses in the conference play.