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EA Sports College Football 27 launched on July 9, and the Nevada Wolf Pack’s Dynasty Challenge offers prizes ranging from a signed football to an on‑field experience at a 2026 home game.
Cole Moore, once a standout outside linebacker at Montana State, now shapes the University of Nevada’s football program as its general manager, blending recruitment strategy, financial oversight, and a deep trust in head coach Jeff Choate.
The Mountain West has revealed the student‑athletes and coaches who will represent each school at the 2026 Old Trapper Media Days, scheduled for July 15‑16 at The Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.
The conference’s re‑imagined lineup sets the stage for a championship race without a clear favorite.
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.
The Mountain West conference welcomes several new head coaches for the 2026 season, each bringing distinct records and ambitions, from Dan Mullen’s instant success at UNLV to Rob Harley’s interim appointment at Northern Illinois.
The Bruins open the season with a renewed rivalry against Cal, face a formidable San Diego State squad, and close non‑conference play against a rebuilding Nevada team.
Nevada's football team will square off with local law enforcement in a June 13 charity softball game, raising funds for Northern Nevada Concerns of Police Survivors and the Nevada Trauma Intervention Program.
On June 13, the third annual Nevada Football vs. The Law All-Stars Charity Softball Game will take place at Don Weir Field in Peccole Park, Reno. The day‑long event pits a collection of local law enforcement agencies against each other in a friendly yet competitive tournament, while also showcasing a marquee matchup between the Nevada Football team and the Northern Nevada Law Enforcement “The Law” All‑Stars scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
This week's Murray's Mailbag explores the Wolf Pack's multi‑network broadcast schedule, Coach Jeff Choate's quarterback recruiting strategy, concerns over the new practice facility, the evolving role of education in college sports, NCAA academic monitoring, and a bold World Cup prediction.
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.
The defending FCS champions return a potent offense and a strong supporting cast, yet the interior defensive line and cornerback spot present the biggest hurdles to a repeat title run.
Mike Leach, the innovative coach who died in 2022, is now on the College Football Hall of Fame ballot for 2027 after the National Football Foundation lowered the required winning percentage, highlighting his lasting influence on the sport.
ESPN analyst Bill Connelly’s latest Mountain West forecast places Nevada seventh in a revamped 10‑team conference, projecting a 5‑7 record and a modest 31.9% chance of bowl eligibility. Coach Jeff Choate remains bullish, emphasizing quarterback development and a favorable schedule.
At 24, Max Campbell leads the Daemons of Monza from his Oregon hometown, using digital tools to call plays and guide a 7‑0 Italian squad.
Ahead of the holiday weekend, the Nevada Wolf Pack football team took part in a series of strength contests with employees at Reno Tahoe Steel, highlighting community outreach efforts and the growing partnership between the university and local industry.
The Mountain West Conference will field a fresh lineup in 2026 after losing five schools to the Pac‑12 and welcoming three newcomers. With Boise State no longer in the league, a new champion will emerge, and 16 marquee games will shape the season.
A deep dive into Nevada's upcoming schedule, the financial dynamics of player transfers, and the wider implications for college athletics.