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UTEP’s men’s basketball team begins its Mountain West schedule with a home clash against New Mexico on Jan. 2, followed by a much‑anticipated showdown with Wyoming on Jan. 5, before hitting the road for its first away game against Air Force on Jan. 9.
Grand Canyon University announces a 32‑game regular‑season schedule that blends home‑and‑home series with top‑tier opponents, featuring key returnees, new transfers and a coaching transition, setting the stage for a deep run in March.
The Mountain West Conference announced its 2026 women's soccer watch list, highlighting three Nevada players ahead of a season that kicks off with the Blue and Silver Scrimmage on Aug. 9 and a series of home matches streamed on the new MW+ platform.
The Wolf Pack's non‑conference schedule features nine home games, key West Coast opponents and preparation in British Columbia under first‑year head coach Kelly Sopak.
Nevada ranks Donnie Cheers as its 25th most important player for 2025, highlighting his rapid rise after a standout year that included 44 receptions for 585 yards and five touchdowns.
Nevada’s women’s basketball coach Kelly Sopak heads to Vancouver for a four‑game series that will test a revamped, faster pace and assess a roster reshaped by transfers and new talent.
After stints in Slovenia, Canada and California, Peter Bandelj arrives in Reno, eager to contribute to Nevada’s basketball legacy
The Wolf Pack’s men’s basketball team opens against Robert Morris, the women’s soccer squad welcomes four fresh talent, and North Dakota State’s football program hits a milestone with over 11,000 season tickets sold.
Head coach Ravon Justice announces the hiring of Steven Gilbert and Zavior Alvarez for the 2026‑27 season, bringing extensive coaching experience to the Sam Houston women's basketball program.
A look at the Wolf Pack’s fall camp start, key position battles and the broader sports landscape that frames their 2026 campaign.
Coach Jeff Choate, entering his third season, discusses media day participation, key players, and the new‑look Mountain West Conference as the Wolf Pack aims for a blue‑collar, community‑driven season.
A historic preseason All-Mountain West team highlights Nevada’s rising stars, from a dominant linebacker to a clutch kicker and a promising freshman defender.
Coach Jeff Choate believes the Wolf Pack can contend for the Mountain West title this season, citing roster upgrades and a resilient mindset.
A look at how a $28 million fieldhouse and broader infrastructure upgrades are intended to reshape recruiting, technology, and competitiveness for the Wolf Pack.
The University of Nevada’s football program invites fans to a complimentary event at Mackay Stadium, offering food, gear sales, kids’ activities, and a speech from head coach Jeff Choate.
In December 2026, the Colorado State men's basketball team will join the inaugural Texas Legends Classic, facing Nevada and Florida Atlantic in a showcase event designed to sharpen the Rams' postseason prospects.
From Alabama to Fresno State, former San Joaquin County athletes are making their mark in EA Sports’ latest college football title, with several earning 80‑point overall scores.
UTEP enters its first Mountain West season after a challenging 2025 campaign, while Nevada aims to secure bowl eligibility. The October 10 matchup will reveal how quickly the Miners can translate defensive promise into results.
The Wolf Pack will meet the Gaels for the 86th time on November 8, a rematch of a 2019 thriller, with ticket information to follow.
An investigative look at the proposed upgrades to Nevada football's home field, the financial realities behind the deficits, and the broader sports landscape surrounding the Wolf Pack.
Nevada adds two promising recruits, prepares for a Texas tournament, and sees former quarterback Cody Fajardo lead the Edmonton Elks to early wins
From Egypt Dean’s scholarship to the Reno Rodeo’s concert and prize pool, and Jonathan Kim’s academic all‑district recognition, this week’s top stories capture the Silver State’s vibrant scene.
After twelve seasons with the Cleveland Browns, Joel Bitonio announces his retirement, closing a career defined by durability, accolades, and a $1 million donation to his alma mater.
A look at Nevada's football strategy, from quarterback recruitment to the broader implications of the Mountain West's new media rights, interwoven with personal musings on music and the fading print press.