If you toss out a 73-64 road loss to Boise State, Nevada is averaging 89.6 points during its last six games. New Mexico has surrendered 78 or more points in eight of its last 10 games and five of its past six games. 
The Wolfpack have a backcourt edge with Jalen Harris and Jazz Johnson. Nevada forces a lot of turnovers and New Mexico commits a lot of turnovers. 
 New Mexico lost its low post edge when double/double machine Carlton Bragg was dismissed from the team in mid-January. 
The Lobos didn't have Bragg when they were slaughtered by Nevada, 96-74, in Reno on Jan. 25. 
The Wolfpack are ascending while the Lobos are going downhill. New Mexico is 1-5 SU, 2-4 ATS in its last six games. The Wolfpack have won three in a row while covering seven of their last eight.