
Nevada Wolf Pack’s 2026 Non‑Conference Schedule Brings $900,000 in Revenue
Nevada's football program will earn nearly $900,000 from a carefully crafted non‑conference slate, highlighting how payouts shape future scheduling decisions.
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Nevada's football program will earn nearly $900,000 from a carefully crafted non‑conference slate, highlighting how payouts shape future scheduling decisions.

The new season of the Nevada Football Coaches Show begins August 26, offering live play‑by‑play, analyst commentary, and exclusive fan experiences across multiple broadcast platforms.

The Athletic’s new eight‑tier ranking spotlights coaches who are redefining success, from Curt Cignetti’s sustained excellence to rising stars like Bret Bielema, while exposing the shifting expectations at programs once considered untouchable.

The Nevada Wolf Pack hosted a summer fan festival at Mackay Stadium, featuring autograph sessions, youth drills and a preview of new black uniforms, signaling a season focused on community connection.

The Wolf Pack’s Fan Fest in Reno showcased new black uniforms, community activities and the start of a crucial season under head coach Jeff Choate.
A three‑way competition for Nevada's starting quarterback spot intensifies before the opener against Western Kentucky, with leadership, accuracy and turnover avoidance at the forefront.

Nevada trimmed eight players, added 23 newcomers, and now fields 103 scholarship athletes. The squad blends local high‑school standouts, junior‑college transfers, and experienced returnees as Coach Jeff Choate emphasizes depth and cohesion for a late‑season push.

The Wolf Pack are set to host Western Kentucky on September 5 at 7:30 p.m., marking the start of a campaign that could define their trajectory under Coach Choate

The Wolf Pack begins fall camp with 15 sessions ahead of the 2026 campaign, the women's basketball squad finishes a perfect tour, and former South Tahoe star McCallan Castles joins the Packers.

The Mountain West Conference announces the addition of North Dakota State, Northern Illinois, Hawaii and UTEP, while several traditional members head to the revamped Pac‑12, sparking optimism among coaches.

Nevada aims for a bowl game in 2026 while navigating a reshaped Mountain West conference and a revamped offensive scheme.

The upcoming Media Days will showcase the Wolf Pack’s key players and streaming plans.
After a 2025 season that saw the Wolf Pack rank near the bottom of FBS offenses, Nevada is banking on veteran coordinator Brett Bartolone, a competitive quarterback duel, and a challenging non‑conference slate to spark a resurgence.

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.

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 Mackay Stadium for a day of activities, player meet‑and‑greets and a sneak peek at the 2025 uniform, as the team prepares to open its season against Western Kentucky on September 8

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.

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.