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UNLV Rebels at Nevada Wolf Pack

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10-2, 5-1 Away
Final
42 - 17
3-9, 2-4 Home

Thomas runs for 4 TDs, UNLV beats Nevada 42-17 to clinch share of MWC regular-season title

UNLV Rebels vs. Nevada Wolf Pack: Full Highlights

UNLV (10-2, 6-2) is tied atop the conference with New Mexico, San Diego State and Boise State. A composite average of computer metrics will be used to determine which two of the programs will play in the MWC championship game on Friday. The participating teams and location will be announced Sunday morning by the conference.

The Rebels, who beat California 24-13 in the 2024 LA Bowl on Dec. 18 to finish 11-3, have won double-digit games for just the fourth time and have 10-plus wins in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history.

UNLV's Anthony Colandrea was 15-of-22 passing for 270 yards but threw three interceptions. The 6-foot junior threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to Troy Omeire early in the second quarter and scored on an 17-yard run three minutes later.

Thomas opened the scoring with 17-yard scoring run less than four minutes into the game and added rushing TDs of 18, 4 and 1 yard.

Caleb Ramseur had 95 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 15 carries for the Wolfpack.

Nevada (3-9, 2-6) had won back-to-back games following seven consecutive losses.

How To Watch

How can I watch UNLV Rebels vs. Nevada Wolf Pack?
  • TV Channel: Rebels at Wolf Pack 2021 College Football, week 14, is broadcasted on CBSSN.
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Scoring Summary

UNLV TD 1st Period 11:20 Jai'Den Thomas 17 Yd Run (Ramon Villela Kick)
NEV FG 1st Period 1:05 Joe McFadden 40 Yd Field Goal
UNLV TD 2nd Period 13:55 Troy Omeire 17 Yd pass from Anthony Colandrea (Ramon Villela Kick)
UNLV TD 2nd Period 10:55 Anthony Colandrea 17 Yd Run (Ramon Villela Kick)
UNLV TD 2nd Period 4:09 Jai'Den Thomas 18 Yd Run (Ramon Villela Kick)
NEV TD 3rd Period 14:17 Caleb Ramseur 17 Yd Run (Joe McFadden Kick)
UNLV TD 3rd Period 12:13 Jai'Den Thomas 4 Yd Run (Ramon Villela Kick)
UNLV TD 4th Period 11:35 Jai'Den Thomas 1 Yd Run (Ramon Villela Kick)
NEV TD 4th Period 4:38 Caleb Ramseur 3 Yd Run (Joe McFadden Kick)

Statistics

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24 1st Downs 23
5-7 3rd down efficiency 3-13
0-0 4th down efficiency 1-3
496 Total Yards 341
270 Passing 148
15/22 Comp/Att 23/34
12.3 Yards per pass 4.4
226 Rushing 193
33 Rushing Attempts 33
6.8 Yards per rush 5.8
14-92 Penalties 4-40
2 Turnovers 2
0 Fumbles lost 2
2 Interceptions thrown 0
27:09 Possession 32:51

Game Information

Mackay Stadium

Location: Reno, NV
Capacity:
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