San Diego State can move one step closer to a Mountain West championship on Saturday night in its final home game of the regular season against San Jose State.

SDSU, which leads the Mountain West with two games remaining in the regular season, put more than 40 points on the scoreboard in two of its conference victories while limiting opponents to a touchdown or less in its three other wins.

Offensive challenges have made the Aztecs rely more on their defense and special teams in recent weeks.

“We’ve won a lot of different ways since I’ve been here,” said SDSU coach Sean Lewis, who evened his Aztecs record at 11-11 with last week’s victory over Boise State. “We’ve had some games this year where we’ve thrown the ball a bunch and we’ve had some high scores, but at the end of the day, what

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