Boise State’s thrilling 72-69 victory over New Mexico in the Credit Union 1 Mountain West Basketball Championship semifinals was highlighted by Andrew Meadow’s clutch performance. Meadow scored 16 points, including a crucial 3-pointer and a dunk in the final minute, leading the Broncos to a surprise win over the defending champions. Emmanuel Ugbo also shined off the bench with 17 points and three blocks, setting a tournament record.
Boise State’s ability to respond to adversity and limit New Mexico’s star players was key to their success. Despite a strong performance by Nelly Junior Joseph and Donovan Dent, the Broncos managed to contain them and secure a spot in the championship game. Coach Leon Rice praised his team’s resilience and determination, emphasizing the importance of stepping up in crucial moments.
The Broncos will face either Colorado State or Utah State in the championship game, aiming for their second MW title. With Meadow and Ugbo stepping up when it mattered most, Boise State is ready to embrace the challenge and fight for the championship title.
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