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Utah State head coach Jerrod Calhoun referred to his team’s performance against UNLV Thursday night as “a bit of a trainwreck.” But despite their struggles, the Aggies are still on track to win a Mountain West tournament championship.

The No. 6 seed UNLV Runnin' Rebels men's basketball team saw their run in the Mountain West Conference Tournament come to an end on Thursday night when the No. 3 seed Utah State Aggies knocked them out of the tournament.

March brings out some of the craziness of college basketball and Utah State didn't disappoint in a uniquely odd 70-58 win over UNLV in the quarterfinal of the Mountain West

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Watch the No. 3 seed Utah State Aggies (25-6, 15-5 MWC) head into the MWC Tournament against the No. 6 seed UNLV Rebels (18-14, 11-9 MWC) on Thursday at Thomas & Mack Center, beginning at

Welcome to the Mountain West tournament, UNLV. Toppling Air Force in the play-in round was nice, but now the real games begin as Kevin Kruger leads his squad into a quarterfinal matchup against No. 3 seed Utah State

Utah State defeated UNLV 70-58 to advance in the Mountain West Tournament. Ian Martinez scored 17 points; Utah State's defense limited UNLV to 24% shooting.