In tough times, it's Hill who faces heat Nov 15, 2008
When asked about how much Nevada football has gained on Fresno State since the late '90s, Hill said, "A lot has changed since those days."He's right. But he needs to stop talking about it, stop throwing it out in a bouquet of excuses after losses, because however he means it, it sounds like he's blaming the people whose support he needs. (Fresno Bee -- Sports)
`Dogs Return to Action, Host Aggies Saturday Nov 9, 2008
It's 80's Theme Night and also show your Nevada football ticket at the Save Mart Center box office to receive FREE admission to the match. Tickets are on sale now through the Save Mart Center box office, by calling (559) 485-TIXS or online at ticketmaster. (Gobulldogs.com)
Unbeaten Carroll too much/Cubs play well in second half Oct 31, 2008
Carroll scored twice in the first quarter and then the unbeaten Tigers put up 26 points in the second to build an overwhelming lead at the half. The Cubs didn't have an answer for a balanced Carroll attack that put up 240 rushing yards and 128 through the air and they also struggled to move the ball against the Tigers' first string defense. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Hopes for bowl game on the line Oct 25, 2008
If the University of Hawai'i and Nevada football teams are playing tomorrow, then somebody's bowl hopes must be hanging in the balance. History tells us that when the Warriors and Wolf Pack hook up in the fall, the postseason is often the prize. (Honolulu Advertiser)
Cubs can't keep up with Mustangs Oct 24, 2008
The game was knotted at 7-7 after one quarter and the game was still even into the second quarter. But DCG pulled ahead 26-14 at the half and then pulled away in the second half as Nevada fell to 1-7 on the season and 1-5 in Class 3A District 7. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Homecoming Heartbreak/Perry edges Nevada, 17-14 Oct 17, 2008
NEVADA - Mistakes haunted the Nevada football team against Perry Friday as the Cubs suffered a heartbreaking 17-14 loss to the Bluejays on homecoming night in Nevada. Nevada turned the ball over three times and only forced one Perry turnover on the night, and that proved to be the difference in a tightly contested battle between two Class 3A District 7 rivals. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Cubs play tough in loss to Ballard Oct 10, 2008
HUXLEY - A gutsy defensive effort gave the Nevada football team a big positive to take away from its 49-0 loss to Ballard Friday in Huxley. The Cubs held the Bombers to 319 total yards with a solid effort on the defensive side of the ball. (Mid Iowa Enterprise, IA)
Rams wear down Cubs Oct 3, 2008
The Cubs did a great job of limiting the Rams' offensive production in the first half, holding them to 16 points. But JSPC put up 22 points in the third quarter to break the game open as Nevada never mounted a serious threat on offense, tallying just 125 yards. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Photo Gallery Oct 3, 2008
JEFFERSON - A tough defensive effort in the first half couldn't make up for a sluggish offensive performance by the Nevada football team in a 41-0 loss to Jefferson-Scranton/Paton Churdan Friday at Jefferson. Journal photo by Joe Randleman Amanda Rewerts helped the Nevada girls cross country team to a seventh-place finish in Class A at the Nevada Invitational Monday. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Nevada football recruiting on bye week; several local prospects Sep 20, 2008
Nevada football recruiting on bye week; several local. Comments. (KRNV.com, NV)
Victory! The 25-6 win ends Nevada's 14-game losing streak Sep 19, 2008
Submitted photo A muddy, but happy group of Nevada football players celebrate their 25-6 victory over Saydel Friday at Saydel ... SAYDEL - A long drought came to an end for the Nevada football team Friday and it had nothing to do with the heavy rain, as the Cubs put together four great quarters of football at Saydel to snap a 14-game losing streak with a decisive 25-6 victory over the Eagles. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Nevada no match for Gilbert Sep 12, 2008
GILBERT - Gilbert proved to be too powerful for the Nevada football team Friday as the Cubs were overwhelmed in the first half on their way to a 68-20 loss at Gilbert. Nothing went right for Nevada in the first half as Gilbert dominated both sides of the ball, building a huge 54-0 lead at the break. (Mid Iowa Enterprise, IA)
Strong finish not enough for Nevada/Turnovers costly in 37-21 loss to C-M Sep 5, 2008
Turnovers and a balanced Colfax-Mingo attack did Nevada in over the first three quarters. The Cubs coughed up the ball five times during the game and Colfax-Mingo totaled 304 yards, with 172 coming on the ground and 132 through the air. (Mid Iowa Enterprise, IA)
Five Questions: Nevada Sep 5, 2008
To get the inside scoop on the Red Raiders' opponent this weekend, we went to an expert on Nevada football - Dan Hinxman of the Reno Gazette-Journal - with five questions about the Wolf Pack and this weekend's game in Reno. To continue reading this article you must be a member. (Texas Tech Sports -- Rivals.com)
Bulldogs camp corner: Opponent update, Nevada Aug 12, 2008
"The attacking defense the Nevada football team possessed in 2006, when it led the Western Athletic Conference in sacks and turnover ratio and was second in scoring allowed, was nearly nonexistent last year.But if Sunday's scrimmage is any indication, it might be back this season.Defensive linemen were in the backfield frequently, two passes were intercepted, three fumbles were recovered and there were about a half dozen passes tipped or broken up in the 22-possession, 94-play scrimmage in front... (Fresno Bee -- Sports)
Sports Briefs Aug 8, 2008
The Story County Trails Advisory Committee invites the public to attend a special outing on Thursday, Aug. 28, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Cambridge trailhead on the Heart Of Iowa Nature Trail. Participants will tour the construction of Phases VII followed by a brief meeting. (Nevada Journal, IA)
BEST HIGH SCHOOLS: Ranking the Top 25 prep programs May 22, 2008
Top25 athletic programs for 2007-08 - More Sports - SI.com. Posted: Tuesday May 20, 2008 9:14AM; Updated: Wednesday May 21, 2008 3:30PM. (SportsIllustrated.CNN)
Former UNR football player arrested in car theft case Apr 23, 2008
Authorities say a former Nevada football player has been arrested following a chase and car theft that ended on Interstate 80 west of Reno. Twenty-three year old Charles Wilson was arrested Monday morning near Mogul after officers used spikes to stop his eastbound vehicle. (KRNV.com, NV)
Students worried about Nevada football game day survey Feb 27, 2008
The Nevada football game day survey asks fans to rate their experience on everything from parking to ticket prices. The survey also asks about the existing alcohol policy. (KRNV.com, NV)
Nevada ALL STATE Football Team 2007 Jan 11, 2008
Instead, he put together one of the finest seasons in Nevada Football history at QB with over 3800 yards passing with 52 touchdowns. The Nevada Sports Network All State team is made up of ALL of Nevada's top football players regardless of classification. (The Insiders -- Nevada Prep)
Forrest will be bringin' it Jan 2, 2008
But when the University of Nevada football program dropped him a scholarship offer, Forrest knew where he wanted to be. (To continue reading this article you must be a subscriber. (Wyoming Sports -- Rivals.com)
Monarchs best Eagles in this one Dec 25, 2007
Forrest, a Nevada football recruit, countered by hitting one of two free throws but Gordon scored on a five-footer while being fouled and also nailed the free throw with 1:25 remaining. Gordon then popped a top of the key jumper for two more, effectively ending any hope for Oak Grove. (Prep Sports Sports -- Rivals.com)
Statepaper Picks the Bowl Games, Part I Dec 17, 2007
Courtesy of the Nevada football. Remember these guys. (Nebraska Statepaper)
Rough season taught Cubs valuable lessons Nov 30, 2007
Rough times brought the members of the 2007 Nevada football team together as the Cub players learned valuable lessons in battling through a winless campaign. Entering the year short on numbers and experience, Nevada faced an uphill battle from the start. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Cubs fall to Bombers in football Oct 26, 2007
HUXLEY - The Nevada football team didn't have the horses to compete with rival Ballard Friday at Huxley as five turnovers and the inability to slow down the Bomber rushing attack led to a 61-6 loss for the Cubs. Playing on a wet and muddy field, Nevada fumbled four times and had a second half interception returned for a touchdown. (Mid Iowa Enterprise, IA)
Nevada falls to Saydel, 22-7 Oct 13, 2007
The Cubs held the Eagles to 218 yards and forced two turnovers, but they only mustered 95 yards of total offense in a 22-7 setback at Saydel. "We couldn't run the ball very well," Nevada head coach Jon Pilcher said. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Lynx prove too much for Cubs Oct 5, 2007
NEVADA - The Nevada football team was unable to slow down Webster City's single wing attack Friday at Nevada as the Lynx spoiled the Cubs' homecoming by handing them a 48-8 defeat. Implementing the single wing this season under new head coach Bob Howard, Webster City piled up 331 rushing yards on Nevada. (Nevada Journal, IA)
Wolf Pack Defensive Lineman May be Out For Season Oct 2, 2007
Nevada football coach Chris Ault has some bad news about one of the Wolf Pack's best defensive linemen. Ault says Erics Clark is hospitalized with penumonia and may miss the rest of the season. (KRNV.com, NV)
Cubs can't slow Mustangs in loss Sep 28, 2007
It was DCG's homecoming game and Nevada had no answers for the Mustangs in the first half. The Cubs fell behind 14-0 after the first quarter and then DCG turned on the afterburners in the second, reeling off four unanswered touchdowns to build an insurmountable 42-0 lead at the break. (Nevada Journal, IA)
WR Phillip Payne decides on the Rebels Sep 28, 2007
He is now the sixth Nevada football player to make his college decision as he has decided to stay in the desert. (To continue reading this article you must be a subscriber. (San Diego State Sports -- Rivals.com)
Rough first half hurts Cubs Sep 13, 2007
Nevada fumbled the ball on its first play from scrimmage and the Cubs finished with three turnovers, all coming in the first half. Nevada also had a punt blocked in the opening half and Gilbert took full advantage of the Cub breakdowns, building a 27-0 lead at the break. (Mid Iowa Enterprise, IA)
Agressive Tigers cruise past Nevada Sep 8, 2007
Steve Wirtz and Josh Lenz threw touchdown passes and Travis Oelmann and Ben Durbin scored on the ground as the Tigers opened up a 27-0 advantage at halftime and then put the game out of reach with scores on their first two possessions of the third period. "Tonight I wanted to come out and be aggressive right away and jump on them mentally more than anything and from there on out just keep rolling," said Gilbert coach Scott Auderer. (Ames Daily Tribune, IA)
Nick Graziano to Start at Quarterback for Nevada Against Nebraska Aug 29, 2007
Nick Graziano will take the lead as starting quarterback when the Nevada football team opens its season Saturday at Nebraska. Head coach Chris Ault said the 6-foot-1, 220 pound sophomore has earned the start, but added that redshirt freshman Colin Kaepernick will also see some playing time. (KRNV.com, NV)
Wolf Pack Football Facing Toughest Season Ever Aug 19, 2007
Nevada football coach Chris Ault says the Wolf Pack are facing their toughest schedule in school history this season. And The Associated Press Top 25 poll out today is backing him up. (KRNV.com, NV)
Nevada extends Ault's contract through 2011 Aug 18, 2007
-- Nevada football coach Chris Ault, who has led the Wolf Pack to consecutive bowl appearances, has agreed to a contract extension through the 2011 season that will pay him $460,000 the final year ... "We have set the foundation here and we want to keeping raising the bar for success of Nevada football.". (ESPN -- College Football News)
Nevada Coach Says His Team Looks Strong Aug 9, 2007
The Nevada football team opened fall camp this week with a Media Day and the first practice of the season. Coach Chris Ault said his squad looks good. (Nebraska Statepaper)
Nevada Football Loses Offensive Lineman Dominic Green to Broken Foot Aug 7, 2007
Nevada football coach Chris Ault says the good news is, the Wolf Pack team that reported to camp is the strongest one in school history. The bad news is, they've lost one of their best offensive lineman for the better part of the next two months. (KRNV.com, NV)
Southern Nevada football combine review May 30, 2007
UNLV Rebels Football, Basketball, and Recruiting. net covers UNLV athletics. (RebelReport.com)
A Look Back At The SNFCA Football Combine May 27, 2007
Yesterday Southern Nevada Football Coaches Association football combine went well. It was a great opportunity for player lacking the numbers trail to get on track and also an opportunity for players to get to know each other in what turned out to be a fun event. (San Diego State Sports -- Rivals.com)
Ags no match for Pack Jan 28, 2007
The Nevada football team was honored at halftime and received a standing ovation. As of Friday, USU had an RPI of 67 in the country, a strength of schedule of 172 and a Sagarin rating of 86. (Logan Herald Journal, UT)
McQueen Star Commits To Nevada Wolf Pack Jan 13, 2007
The University of Nevada football team has plucked a blue-chip recruit right out of its own backyard. News 4 has learned that McQueen defensive back Josh LaGrone has committed to playing football for the Wolf Pack. (KRNV.com, NV)
