Boise State will host Fresno State in the MWC championship game on Saturday, Dec. 3.
The Mountain West championship includes the winner of each division. Each team in the conference plays five divisional opponents and three cross-divisional opponents within the conference each year.
Here are the latest standings in the Mountain West ahead of the 2022 MWC Championship Game, scheduled to be held on the campus of the No. 1 seed on December 3.
Updated November 26, 5:00 p.m.
Mountain Division
1. Boise State: 8-0 MWC, 9-3 overall*
2. Wyoming: 5-3 MWC, 7-5 overall
3. Utah State: 5-3 MWC, 6-6 overall
4. Air Force: 5-3 MWC, 9-3 overall
5. Colorado State: 3-5 MWC, 3-9 overall
6. New Mexico: 0-8 MWC, 2-10 overall
West Division
1. Fresno State: 7-1 MWC, 8-4 overall*
2. San Diego State: 5-3 MWC, 7-5 overall
3. San Jose State: 5-3 MWC, 7-4 overall
4. UNLV: 3-5 MWC, 5-7 overall
5. Hawai’i: 2-6 MWC, 3-10 overall
6. Nevada: 0-8 MWC, 2-10 overall
* Fresno State and Boise State advance to MWC Championship Game
Tiebreaker rules, two teams tied
If no game was played between the two tied teams, or that game ended in a tie, the following comparison procedure shall be used to break the tie:
- Winning percentage in games played within the division, including forfeits.
- Winning percentage against the next highest‐placed team in the division (based upon the team’s record in all games played in the Conference, including forfeits), proceeding through the division.
- Winning percentage against common Conference opponents.
- Highest CFP ranking (or the composite of selected computer rankings if neither team is ranked in the CFP rankings) following the final week of Conference regular‐season games.
- Overall winning percentage against FBS opponents.
- Coin toss.
Tiebreaker Rules, three or more teams tied
- Winning percentage in games played among the tied teams, including forfeits.
- Winning percentage in games played against division opponents, including forfeits.
- Winning percentage against the next highest‐placed team in the division (based upon the team’s record in all games played in the Conference, including forfeits), proceeding through the division. (When comparing tied teams against positions lower in the standings that are also tied, those lower‐tied positions shall be considered a single position for the purposes of comparison.)
- Winning percentage against common Conference opponents, including forfeits.
- Highest CFP ranking (or the composite of selected computer rankings if neither team is ranked in the CFP rankings) following the final week of Conference regular‐season games.