The Daily Aztec

Senior center Paris Johnson and senior guard Coco Davis have been to the Mountain West Conference Championship game every year since coming to San Diego State.

Minutes before the New Mexico game at The Pit, the San Diego State women’s basketball team was going through its normal routine. Stretching, focusing, rapping … Yes, rapping.

The San Diego State women’s basketball team’s winning streak is back at zero.

The San Diego State women’s basketball team was looking for a turning point. SDSU was struggling in conference play and in no shape to defend its Mountain West Conference championship at the beginning of the month.

The San Diego State Women’s basketball team is on a roll.

For the third time in as many years, the San Diego State women’s basketball team won at one of the loudest and highest arenas in the Mountain West Conference: The Pit.

The San Diego State women’s basketball team is becoming desperate for a win. Since its victory against New Mexico on Jan. 15, SDSU (8-13, 2-7 Mountain West Conference) has gone winless, losing five straight.

The San Diego State women’s basketball team had a hard time scoring against TCU on Saturday. As a matter of fact, SDSU had a hard time even getting a shot off.

The Daily Aztec’s Eli Baldrige takes you through a morning out at Viejas Arena’s infamous men’s basketball student ticket line. The Daily Aztec’s Eli Baldrige takes you through a morning out at Viejas Arena’s infamous men’s basketball student ticket line.

Even without the Mountain West Conference leader in assists, the San Diego State women’s basketball team hung tough on the road against one of the top teams in the conference.

Do not watch the San Diego State women’s basketball team if you are weak-hearted. The down-to-the-wire, exciting finishes may be too much for you.
Since starting conference play on Jan. 5, SDSU (8-9, 2-3 Mountain West Conference) has only been in contests decided by three points or less.