UNLV doesn’t give up in loss

Trailing by 18 points late in the first half Saturday, UNLV’s only apparent hope was to keep the final outcome from getting out of hand.

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BASKETBALL

Jacobs might give Giants edge

If there’s a scenario that best suits New York Giants running back Brandon Jacobs, it’s probably the one he’s running into today.

Rebels unravel on road

FORT WORTH, Texas — Texas Christian junior Zvonko Buljan is new to the Mountain West Conference, so he took advantage of an opportunity to introduce himself Saturday.

Babbitt’s shot at buzzer lifts UNR to win

RUSTON, La. — Luke Babbitt hit a game-winning 3-pointer as time expired to lift UNR to a 67-64 win over Louisiana Tech on Saturday.

UNLV profits on Utes

Utah’s appearance — and victory — in the Sugar Bowl did more than simply increase the Mountain West Conference’s credibility. It might have saved some jobs at UNLV.

Non-sound bite costly for Tebow

Apparently Tim Tebow, Florida quarterback and well-known missionary, ditches the turn-the-other-cheek policy once the game begins.

IN BRIEF

TENNIS

HORSE RACING

TODAY AT SANTA ANITA PARK

Aztecs cruise past Utes for 2-0 start in league

SAN DIEGO — Ryan Amoroso had 17 points, and Lorrenzo Wade and D.J. Gay scored 11 apiece as San Diego State beat Utah 72-63 Saturday for its fifth consecutive victory.

Sniper victim builds a new life

A sniper had killed one U.S. soldier and shot at two others, so Enrique Pineda knew the enemy was out there, eager for blood.

Reporters’ Notebook

ALONG THE ROAD TO RED ROCK CANYON on Tuesday, serious cyclists Mark Dallas and Bob McCall paused to comment on plans by public land managers to build a safer trail for bicyclists off the beaten path of state Route 159.

House bills address wage disparities

WASHINGTON — In one of the first actions by the new Congress that convened last week, the House passed bills aimed at combating wage discrimination against women.

SOME STILL FIGHTING

For former Army medic Ivy Lara, the whistle of a mortar shell is all she remembers.

Trapped, no time for cover. The explosion leveled the sergeant’s quarters and hurled her through the air.

Top News

At the time, it looked like a tragic case of self-defense. In May, Thomas Randolph said he shot and killed an armed intruder in his Las Vegas home, but not before the man gunned down Randolph’s wife.

Ethics panel appeals discipline power limit

CARSON CITY — The Nevada Commission on Ethics has appealed a judge’s ruling limiting its authority to discipline state lawmakers.

Boy found safe in LV

RIVERSIDE, Calif. — A 7-year-old foster child who was kidnapped while waiting for his school bus was found safe at a Las Vegas home on Saturday morning after police and FBI agents tracked a van 100 miles through the desert.

Increasing number avoid transfusions

Dorothy Phillips is as anxious as anyone would be at the thought of surgery. It’s just plain scary.

Neon This Week

Blues legend’s son on his own

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