That’s why they call it home-court advantage. After dropping two games inside a sleepy Thomas & Mack Center last week, UNLV traveled to Logan, Utah, and experienced first-hand the kind of difference a ravenous crowd can make,

The UNLV men’s basketball team (11-10, 5-5) battled all the way back from a 16-point first-half deficit to tie the game at 56 apiece with 5:50 to play, but ended up being defeated 76-71 at Utah State (19-2,

UNLV Men’s Basketball suffered a tough 76-71 road loss to Utah State on Tuesday night, marking their third consecutive defeat in Mountain West play.

It was just about two weeks ago that UNLV used a surprise win over Utah State to jolt some life back into the season. Now, after consecutive home losses, can Kevin Kruger’s squad notch another win over the Aggies tonight