North Carolina proved why it is undefeated and worthy of its No.1 ranking Wednesday against the Wolf Pack.

The Nevada Sagebrush live blog of the Nevada vs North Carolina game.

BOISE, Idaho - Nevada quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s early injury and Maryland running back Da’Rel Scott’s late, fresh entrance helps lead to the Wolf Pack’s 42-35 loss in the Humanitarian Bowl.

The Nevada Sagebrush live blog of the 2008 Humanitarian Bowl in Boise, Id.

Boise, Id — Will Nevada snap its two-game losing streak in bowl games? Will Maryland continue its balanced offensive attack, or will it go to the air against the nation’s worst pass defense? Will Nevada seniors end their careers with a bang? These questions and more will be answered today in the 2008 Humanitarian Bowl.

Some theorists say American presidents are more apt to be left handed — four of the last six presidents were left handed — because of their visual simulataneous and ability to multi-task.
Whether true or not, left handed people often display uncanny abilities to hold the highest seat in America, and steal open court passes at Lawlor Events Center — especially during Nevada’s 87-58 win Wednesday against Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

The Nevada Sagebrush live blog of the Wolf Pack’s match with the Golden Lions.

The Wolf Pack roared to a 22-4 run to start the second half after trailing 27-24 at halftime of its 62-48 win Sunday against Southern Illinois.
So what changes did the Nevada make at halftime?

The Nevada Sagebrush live blog of the Wolf Pack’s match with the Salukis.

Nevada senior center Dominic Green was arrested Friday night for DUI, KOLO TV reported.

Sonoma State head coach Pat Fuscaldo couldn’t believe how much time was left.

“There’s still six-and-a-half minutes?” Fuscaldo said during the second half of his team’s 95-39 loss to Nevada. “Isn’t there a mercy rule?”

The Wolf Pack football team’s success in qualifying for bowl games hasn’t been equaled in its ability to lure students to Mackay Stadium.

It seemed like a three-part scary movie that may have a fourth sequel for the Wolf Pack next season.

Most people equate layups to doing something easy.
But sometimes a layup can turn into a nightmare and cause season-ending injuries. Last year, that happened to Wolf Pack forward Shavon Moore.

UNLV forward Darris Santee has been a scorer at times this season for the Rebels, but Saturday he was a bruiser.

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