For the third straight September, a football team coached by Tony Sanchez will square off against a squad quarterbacked by Josh Rosen when UNLV takes on UCLA at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Rose Bowl.
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Week 2 of college football is jam-packed with plenty of games being televised Saturday.
UNLV football takes it’s first road trip of the season Saturday as the team heads to the Rose Bowl to face UCLA.
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A look at who has the advantage at each position when the Rebels and Bruins play at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 10.
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Thuc Nhi Nguyen, who covers the Bruins for the Los Angeles Daily News, answered some questions about UCLA and its star quarterback, Josh Rosen.
Broncos linebacker Brandon Marshall, who played at Cimarron-Memorial High School and then was a teammate of Colin Kaepernick at UNR, took to a knee during the playing of the national anthem before Denver’s 21-20 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Thursday in the NFL season opener.
The first game of the NFL season was far better than the final game of last season. The underdog Denver Broncos beat Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers both times.
Brian Blessing, Bernie Fratto, Adam Hill and Matt Youmans post their best bets for college football and the NFL.
Mountain West commissioner Craig Thompson said the league would be careful about expanding, disputing a Salt Lake Tribune report last week that the conference might add teams even if it doesn’t lose any to the Big 12.
Jeremiah Valoaga could impact UNLV’s game against heavily favored UCLA on Saturday at the Rose Bowl if he’s able to put pressure on Bruins sophomore quarterback Josh Rosen.
For those proposing to build a domed stadium with the aid of $750 million in public funding that could deliver Las Vegas an NFL franchise, it will be anything but an unimpeded jog home.
The state’s higher education board has given Nevada’s college presidents more authority over hiring of high-profile coaches.
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