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With a quick leap from the baseline, UNLV guard Tre’Von Willis grabbed a rebound with his right hand and dunked.
We are left with an obvious question this morning: How in the world did UNLV’s basketball team lose to Texas Christian last month?
A nightmare of a week was continuing, and Wink Adams could not believe what he was seeing. He also was afraid of what he was about to hear.
Many were errors forced by UNLV, and others were self-inflicted wounds. Either way, Texas Christian committed far too many mistakes against the Rebels on Tuesday night.
The UNLV women’s basketball team couldn’t recover from a 21-0 first-half run by Texas Christian, losing 75-46 on Tuesday night in a Mountain West Conference game in Fort Worth, Texas.
UNLV senior Rene Rougeau has one regret, and it was an act that might have made the difference between winning and losing. Because of it, he vows to “stop whining” to officials.
UNLV is turning back the clock one year and going to a four-guard lineup, hoping the shake-up will help turn the Rebels in the right direction. UNLV (17-6, 5-4 Mountain West Conference) will attempt to stop its third two-game losing streak of the season when it hosts Texas Christian (13-10, 4-5) at 7 p.m. today at the Thomas & Mack Center.
UNLV’s women’s basketball team walked into Cox Pavilion on Saturday to face an opponent that won the teams’ prior meeting by 26 points and was ranked No. 23 two weeks ago.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — In a dominant performance, New Mexico senior Tony Danridge took over the game.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — One month into a mysterious Mountain West Conference season, New Mexico coach Steve Alford insists not much has changed.
Congested and fighting a cold, UNLV senior Wink Adams shrugged off his symptoms as irrelevant.
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