The Rebels enjoyed a much-needed bye week, but know they need two wins in their next four games to reach bowl eligibilty for the first time since 2013.
UNLV Football
Nine handicappers and Review-Journal sports betting reporter David Schoen offer five picks on college football games throughout the season — sides or totals.
Senior Nick Williams, a transfer wide receiver from Division II CSU Pueblo, is taking advantage of his only season with the Rebels, providing consistent play at wide receiver.
Las Vegas handicapper Bruce Marshall is editor of The Gold Sheet (Goldsheet.com). He provides the Review-Journal with college football tech notes and trends.
Former UNLV linebacker Jacoby Windmon was among four additional Michigan State football players suspended Tuesday stemming from a fight in the Michigan Stadium tunnel.
UNLV sophomore quarterback Doug Brumfield is back at practice, but running back Aidan Robbins and wide receiver Kyle Williams remain questionable.
Junior running back Courtney Reese was one of UNLV’s few bright spots against Notre Dame, rushing for 142 yards on 11 carries against the Fighting Irish.
UNLV football is 4-4 after losing to Notre Dame on Saturday, and the Rebels now face their most critical stretch of games this season as they seek bowl eligibility.
Two blocked punts were too much for the Rebels’ struggling offense to overcome Saturday against Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana.
For many UNLV football players and coaches, the history and pageantry of playing Saturday at Notre Dame will be the experience of a lifetime.
What comes with being a 26½-point underdog? UNLV will receive $1.35 million for its trip to where the “Touchdown Jesus” mural exists beyond the north end zone.
Both UCLA and Oregon rank in the top 12 nationally in total offense and points, which should make for a high-scoring game Saturday.
UNLV left tackle Daviyon McDaniel and left guard Preston Nichols first met as teammates at Charleston Southern. Now, their friendship anchors the Rebels’ offensive line.
Las Vegas handicapper Bruce Marshall is editor of The Gold Sheet (Goldsheet.com). He provides the Review-Journal with college football tech notes and trends.
Quarterback Doug Brumfield, defensive end Adam Plant Jr and running back Aidan Robbins are all questionable ahead of UNLV’s game Saturday against Notre Dame.
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