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New Mexico vs. Nevada Football Best Bets & Computer Predictions – Nov. 6
The No. 22 New Mexico Lobos (7-1) and Nevada Wolf Pack (3-5) will face each other in a clash of MWC opponents at Mackay Stadium in Reno, Nevada. We have the odds and best bets for you below. Pick New Mexico (-10) to Cover. The Lobos have put together a...
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New Mexico vs Nevada Prediction & Picks: College Football Week 10
Nevada catching 9.5 points when the guys taped on November 3 was the first thing said about New Mexico vs Nevada, which kicks off Friday, November 6 at 6:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ET in Reno, NV. The number they played was Nevada +9.5. Here is how it went on the College Football Picks Week 10 episode.
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Wolf Pack notes: Styles Phipps makes sparking debut; Keyon Kensie Jr. injury update
Playing last season for Pepperdine, Styles Phipps was one of the two players nationally to average at least 13 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.0 assists per game, making him one of the country's top stat stuffers. During his Wolf Pack debut Monday against Robert Morris, Phipps once again stuffed the...
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Mountain West power rankings: Ranked New Mexico finding ways to win despite passing woes
Record: 7-1, 4-0 Last week: Beat San Jose State, 21-16 This week: at Nevada, 6 p.m. Friday (CBSSN) Comment: New Mexico picked up a second straight 21-6 win (over NDSU and SJSU) and has now scored exactly 21 points in three straight games. The Lobos’ pass game remains an issue with quarterback Toa Fa’avae throwing an interception in four straight games, a stretch in which he has seven picks. But the defense has been so good New Mexico has entered the Top 25 for the first time in school history.
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NSN Female Athlete of Week: Nyah Stallings helps Galena clinch regional title thriller
Every Thursday, Nevada Sports Net will spotlight one local as our "Female Athlete of the Week," a feature presented in partnership with IBEW Local 401. Learn more about this week's honoree below. Nyah Stallings. Local link: Galena High senior. Sport: Soccer. High school career accolades: The Galena High striker is...
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Steve Alford backs assistant Craig Neal to succeed him at Nevada
By Chris Murray, Nevada Sports Net: When Steve Alford stepped down from one Mountain West school with a wolf mascot many years ago, he was replaced by his longtime assistant Craig Neal. If he had it his way, Alford would love for history to repeat in the coming months. After...
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Post-Game Clarity: Nevada’s Scary Scoreless Loss to UCLA
The Nevada football team (3-5, 2-2) spent their Halloween at Rose Bowl stadium in Pasadena, California, where they were defeated by the then No. 7 (now ranked No. 5) University of California, Los Angeles Bruins (8-0, 5-0), 27-0. The Bruins, unsurprisingly, went into the game favored and their top-10 defense...
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White Pine soccer teams fall to Dayton in state semis
The White Pine High School boys and girls soccer teams were both eliminated by the Dayton Dust Devils in the 2A State Playoffs on Friday, Oct. 30 at White Pine High School. Yerington won both the boys and girls state championships. The Ladycats were shutout by the Lady Dust Devils,...
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Nevada Obliterates Robert Morris, 86-49, in Season Opener
The Nevada Wolf Pack men’s basketball team took home a convincing victory against the Robert Morris Colonials, 86-49, in their first regular season game of the season on Monday, Nov. 2 at Lawlor Events Center. Nevada entered the regular season off a flawless set of exhibition games, taking down...
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Prep notebook: Reed football relegated to 4A; Hug and Galena soccer win regional thrillers
Last week was a busy one for high school sports in Northern Nevada. Here is a roundup of the big headlines in football, cross country, soccer and volleyball. Reed finished 0-5 and last in the 5A North after its 47-7 loss to Douglas on Thursday. That means the Raiders are being sent down to the 4A North next season under the NIAA's promotion and relegation system. The team that finishes last in the 5A league standings gets sent down while the regular-season champion in the 4A is promoted to the 5A. Reno finished 5-0 in the 4A North and will be sent to the 5A next season.
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Jeff Choate says Nevada's quarterback injury bug 'one of the most frustrating things' ever
There's little doubt what has held Nevada football back this season. It has been the quarterback situation. "You can probably put a gold star by that," Choate said. "That's been a major issue, and it's been a major frustration that we weren't able to get some closure in some way, shape or form sooner."
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Nevada Wolf Pack opens season Monday against Robert Morris
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - The Nevada Wolf Pack Men’s basketball team is opening its season Monday night at home against Robert Morris. Nevada is coming off a season in which it finished 24-13 and ended up in the NIT where it lost to Auburn. The Wolf Pack are 6-1...
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This Week in Wolf Pack History: Nevada, Tulsa rack up 1,000 yards in Wolf Pack's 3OT win
Editor's note: Each episode of Wolf Pack All Access will include a "This Week in Wolf Pack History" feature. This week's historic moment examines Nevada football's three-overtime win over Tulsa in 2004. This feature is presented in partnership with Bradley, Drendel & Jeanney. On Oct. 23, 2004, Nevada football played...
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RMU Men's Basketball Drops Season Opener to Nevada
RENO, Nev. – The Robert Morris men's basketball team opened the 2026-27 season Monday night at Lawlor Events Center, falling to Nevada, 86-49. KJ Garris Jr. led the Colonials in his RMU debut, finishing with a team-high 16 points and seven rebounds. Ta'Zir Smith added nine points off the bench, while Jalik Dunkley chipped in eight points in his first game in a Colonials uniform.
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Nevada Sells Out 70 VIP Deck Seats For Women’s Dual Meet Against UNLV
SCY (25 yards) Nevada swimming and diving beat in-state rival UNLV 172.5-70.5 on Thursday evening at Lombardi Pool, winning 12 of 13 events, including both relays. While fast swimming was the headliner on the pool deck, the atmosphere around it was just as much of a story. The Wolf Pack sold out 70 VIP seats on deck, with the university president, the athletic director, and the head men’s basketball coach among those in attendance. At $150 per ticket, the sellout raised $10,500 for the quick dual meet.