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'They brought it.' Steve Alford recaps 77-71 win over Portland State
Following its 77-71 exhibition win over Portland State, Nevada head coach Steve Alford recapped the effort with local media. You can watch the full interview below.
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Morning Download: Nevada's Kaleb Lowery, Desmond Cambridge selected in G League draft
On weekday mornings, Nevada Sports Net will recap three big headlines of the day in its Morning Download. Read below for today's topics. 1. Nevada's Kaleb Lowery, Desmond Cambridge selected in G League draft. Wolf Pack basketball products Kaleb Lowery and Desmond Cambridge were selected in Saturday's G League draft,...
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Murray's AP Top 25: A new No. 1, plus a current and former MW school join ballot
Nevada Sports Net columnist Chris Murray is one of 63 voters in the college football AP Top 25 poll. Here is a look at his ballot this week. * Miami: Our top-two teams – Texas Tech and BYU – lost to unranked teams, which moved Miami to the top of the heap. The Hurricanes have played zero teams who were ranked at the time of their game, with their best win over Wake Forest, which entered this week ranked No. 17. So, the schedule has been favorable. But almost everybody else in the nation has lost at least one game, the only exceptions being UCLA and Utah, which moved up to fourth and fifth, respectively, on my ballot. Former MW team Boise State (24th) and current MW team New Mexico (25th) also joined my ballot in the last two spots.
Nevada Appeal
MW Rankings: Duncan joins Pack’s QB puzzle; No. 1 Lobos win a thriller
Luke Duncan clearly stepped right into the middle of the Nevada Wolf Pack's muddy quarterback picture on Saturday. The UCLA transfer had his best day as a member of the Wolf Pack, completing 18-of-29 passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns in a convincing 28-13 victory over the San Jose State Spartans at Mackay Stadium. Duncan, Nevada's third different starting quarterback over the last three games, had not seen extended playing time in over a month, when he was a disappointing 7-of-16 passing for 51 yards and two interceptions on Sept. 12 against Montana State.
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Post Game Clarity: A Surprisingly Winnable Road Loss
The Nevada Wolf Pack (2-4, 1-2) traveled to the Fargodome Oct. 17 to take on North Dakota State University (NDSU) (6-1, 3-1), a new addition to the Mountain West conference this year. With some amount of back and forth, two crucial mistakes led to Nevada’s loss with a final score of 31-17.
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Nevada Women’s Club Soccer Heads to Nationals
The Nevada women’s club soccer team hasn’t missed a beat since moving up a division. Coming off an undefeated season, the team has kept its winning streak alive and, with one match remaining, is poised to carry that momentum to nationals. Currently holding a 3-0-2 record, Nevada is...
Reno-Gazette Journal
Bishop Manogue, Douglas, Damonte win in 5A; Reno takes 4A league title
There's suddenly a knot atop the Class 5A-North high school football standings, setting up an intriguing final week of the regular season, while Reno dominated the 4A. The Huskies beat Carson, 38-7, to win the 4A-North league title, with one week remaining, as senior Jackson Mathews broke the school's all-time rushing record. In the 5A, Douglas had a huge game in handing McQueen its first league loss, 23-22. Bishop Manogue senior Evan Escovedo scored four touchdowns as the Miners beat Spanish Springs 38-17, scoring 21 unanswered points in the second half. Damonte Ranch rolled over Reed, 30-3, which means Damonte, McQueen and Manogue are all 3-1 in league play. Games next week are on Thursday, due to the Nevada Day holiday, in the 5A/4A-North as Manogue plays at Damonte Ranch, Spanish Springs is at McQueen and Reed travels to Douglas. In the Manogue-Spanish Springs game, the Miners recovered a fumble in the opening minute, then scored on their second play of the game, on a run by Escovedo. He then scored again a few minutes later as the Miners took a quick 14-0 lead. Escovedo added two more touchdowns in the third quarter. He finished with 21 carries for 155
Tahoe Daily Tribune
Gordie Howe Hat Trick from Tucker Ness Helps Lead Tahoe to OT Win Over New Mexico
STATELINE, Nev. – The Tahoe Knight Monsters defeated the New Mexico Goatheads by a score of 2-1 in overtime. The fireworks in the first period came off of a fight in the opening three minutes between Tahoe’s Tucker Ness and New Mexico’s Dakota Seaman to energize the crowd, but both goaltenders- Tahoe’s Alex Tracy and New Mexico’s Isaiah Saville posted shutout periods, and the two teams went scoreless into the second.
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Nevada erupts late to beat San José State 28-13 on homecoming
Nevada turned a close game into a 28–13 Homecoming win over San José State on Saturday at Mackay Stadium, scoring three second half touchdowns. The Spartans received the opening kickoff but went three-and-out after Nevada linebacker Dylan LaBarbera brought down quarterback Daniel Rolovich on third down. The Wolf Pack answered with a 16-play, 72-yard drive. Luke Duncan converted multiple third-and-long situations, and running back Herschel Turner broke off several strong runs before Duncan connected with wide receiver Marshaun Brown for a touchdown.
Reno-Gazette Journal
Key high school football game Friday features top two kickers
As high school football teams continue to jostle for playoff seeding, there’s an added feature to this week’s Bishop Manogue at Spanish Springs game. The two top kickers in the Class 5A-North will be facing off, Bishop Manogue’s Ryder Scarlett and Spanish Springs’ Kristian Andrus-Flores. The Cougars and Miners have battled for Class 5A-North supremacy the past several years, with the Cougars winning the Regional and State championships last season. Both Andrus-Flores and Scarlett played soccer before moving over to football, which could help explain their success. Scarlett has committed to play football for UNLV next season and Andrus-Flores, who also plays defensive back, is still weighing his college offers. He visited Idaho earlier this month and is planning to visit Montana Tech. Andrus-Flores honed his craft from former Nevada kicker Brandon Talton, who ran camps around Northern Nevada before moving to Texas. He also attended a camp put on by former NFL kicker Matt Prater. He said consistency is the key to being a good kicker. “It’s just you, the holder and snapper, and you guys are a team,” Andrus-Flores said. “If you get in your own head about it, it makes a difference. You’re calm. At DB (defensive
KOLO TV Reno
Sports Caravan Game of the Week Preview: Carson vs. Reno
RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - It is the game of the year in the 4A North: 3-0 Carson versus 3-0 Reno, with a league title and a 5A promotion on the line in our Sheet Metal Workers Local 26 Game of the Week. Carson enters this week riding an incredible high...
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Pre-game interview with Jeff Choate: Pack prepping multiple quarterbacks to play vs. SJSU
Last year, Nevada football toggled through three starting quarterbacks, although that was by the Wolf Pack's choosing. Chubba Purdy was benched for ineffective play after two games, replaced by AJ Bianco. Purdy was then reinserted as the starter one game later before eventually being benched in favor of freshman Carter Jones.
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Carter Jones and AJ Bianco questionable against SJSU; Spartans standouts cleared to play
Nevada football enters its game Saturday against San Jose State with its starting and backup quarterback questionable. Carter Jones, who missed last week's game with an arm injury, and AJ Bianco, who sprained his ankle in the loss at North Dakota State, were both listed as questionable on the weekly Mountain West availability report. Both were participants in Tuesday's practice, which is the only session open to the media, but remain on the injury list. Third-string quarterback Luke Duncan, who started Nevada's game against Montana State, would be in line to start if both are unavailable.
University of Nevada Athletics
Nevada hosts Portland State in final exhibition Sunday
Reno, Nev. - Lawlor Events Center. TV/Stream: MW+ (PxP: Ryan Milano; Sideline: McKenna Rowland) Nevada is set to face the Portland State Vikings this Sunday, Oct. 25 at 1:30 p.m. at Lawlor Events Center. This will be the Pack's second exhibition game of the season. You can watch the contest at MW+ with Ryan Milano on play-by-play and McKenna Rowland on sideline.
University of Nevada Athletics
Nevada falls 5-1 to UNLV
Box Score LAS VEGAS, Nev. – Nevada Women's Soccer fell to UNLV, 5-1, in the Silver State Series Saturday night. The Rebels took control early and carried a 1-0 advantage into halftime. Nevada came out with renewed energy after the break and generated offensive momentum. However, UNLV weathered the...