The Boise State men’s basketball team will play for the Mountain West Tournament championship. The fifth-seeded Broncos earned a spot in the title game by taking down top-seeded New Mexico, 72-69, Friday night at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.

If you told me during November of my freshman year that I was going to end up being the all-time leading scorer, I’d tell you you’re crazy.”

Degenhart has been a stalwart for Rice’s teams as they’ve made three straight NCAA Tournaments. The two-time All-Mountain West pick is the team’s leading scorer (17.8) and rebounder (6.1), and was named to the 10-man midseason shortlist for the 2025 Karl Malone Power Forward of the Year award.

Tyson Degenhart scored 22 points to lead the fifth-seeded Boise State Broncos and Andrew Meadow secured the victory with a 3-pointer with 46 seconds left as the Broncos knocked off the No. 1 seeded New Mexico Lobos 72-69 in the Mountain West

For the third consecutive year, Boise State’s Tyson Degenhart received first-team all-Mountain West recognition, the conference announced Tuesday morning. Degen

Mt. Spokane graduate Tyson Degenhart is one step closer to the NCAA Tournament, crossing an impressive milestone in the process.

Boise State's Tyson Degenhart led the charge as the Broncos defeated New Mexico 72-69 on Friday night at the Thomas & Mack Center, advancing to the Mountain Wes

Sitting across the table from Boise State head coach Leon Rice at Deli George on Broadway, fresh-faced 16-year-old Tyson Degenhart was asked a question he’d never really considered. “Have you ever thought about playing pro?