The Daily Aztec

With the countdown to the NFL Draft drawing closer and closer, the amount of time potential players have to prove they’re NFL ready is almost near its end.

In what turned out to be a defensive showcase, one aspect that has almost nothing to do with defense (except in a positive manner) proved to be especially costly.

The Indiana Hoosiers, with my Freshman of The Year Cody Zeller and probable National Coach of The Year Tom Crean, boast one of the most efficient offenses in the tournament.

When a team is given one option, and one option only, there’s a ton of pressure put on its shoulders.

Although numerous accolades and milestones have officially been awarded already, the San Diego State women’s basketball team is only halfway done with its season goals.

Last night, the San Diego State women’s basketball team proved why defense wins championships.

Having already clinched the Mountain West conference regular-season championship on Wednesday, the San Diego State women’s basketball team still felt like it had some business to take care of on Saturday.

The San Diego State women’s basketball team was able to add its second checkmark to its lists of team goals on Tuesday night.

SDSU (20-5, MW 10-1) defeated the Air Force Falcons 59-46 in front of a season-high crowd of 1,763 at Viejas Arena on Saturday.

SDSU women’s basketball hold off Lobos to claim 19th win.

SDSU (18-5, MW 8-1) had three players score in double-digits as it defeated UNLV 77-64 on Saturday in Viejas Arena.

Having a winning streak snapped is one of the toughest obstacles any team can face.