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Western Athletic Conference Commissioner Karl Benson announced Monday in a released statement that Nevada and Fresno State are required to pay $5 million for rescinding a corporate resolution made Aug. 13.
Tags: Cary Groth, Karl Benson, Milton Glick
Posted in Sports, Sports CP
Seventeenth century pirates would invest long hours fixing holes on ships after colossal sea battles.
The job wasn’t all drinking and pillaging — there was a lot of work to do.
And filling holes was a major task.
What does this have to do with the Nevada football team, other than the fact that coach Chris Ault could [...]
Tags: 2010, Andy Buh, CHRIS AULT, COLIN KAEPERNICK, Corbin Louks, darrell green, Defense, defensive backfield, deion sanders, Doyle Miller, Duke Williams, emerson marcus, Football, holes, Isaiah Frey, JONATHON AMAYA, khalid whooten, Mo Harvey, pirates, preview, Thaddeus Brown
Posted in Football, Sports
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
We are here to remember a dear friend: a Nevada partner for more than 10 years.
I’m speaking of the Western Athletic Conference.
Tags: Football, MWC, nevada, WAC
Posted in Blogs, Football, Sports
Students from seven of Nevada’s eight higher education institutions passed legislation last week to send Nevada government candidates a pledge to protect education.
Truckee Meadows Community College is still waiting to pass the legislation.
The pledge is modeled after the Taxpayer Protection Plan which seeks a commitment from candidates to not raise taxes.
“We feel that if candidates [...]
Posted in Budget Crisis, News, News CP
University of Nevada, Reno history professor Richard Davies didn’t sidestep inevitable debate in his new book, “Rivals! The Ten Greatest American Sports Rivalries of the 20th Century” — he embraced it.
The book, released last month, has already gotten the attention of radio shows and newspapers across the country.
“I already have people saying, ‘Why didn’t you [...]
Posted in News
Even after the departure of two of the best players in program history, Nevada men’s basketball head coach David Carter fielded questions last week with a smile so large his dimples seemed deeper than the Grand Canyon.
Tags: Adam Carp, Armon Johnson, Brendan Fraser, david carter, Deonte Burton, Illiwa Baldwin, Jerry Evans, Luke Babbitt, Malik Story, Olek Czyz
Posted in Men's Basketball, Sports
Facebook is a semi-public domain that most people treat as a very private place. It’s kind of like when you’re having a conversation with your girlfriend on the third floor of the Mathewson IGT-Knowledge Center and she says a silly joke you would rather strangers not hear.
Tags: COLIN KAEPERNICK, London Giles
Posted in Breaking News, Men's Basketball, Sports
A pair of The Nevada Sagebrush's editors take their stance on who they think is the best Nevada basketball coach.
Tags: Ahyaro Phillips, Brandi Jones, cherlanda franklin, Coach David Carter, Coach Jane Albright, Coach Mark Fox, Dellena Criner, Malik Cooke, Richie Phillips
Posted in Breaking News, Men's Basketball, Sports, Women's Basketball
If Nevada’s series win against No. 18 University of California, Irvine showed Pack fans anything, it was that this team is better than many thought. After defensive struggles and atrocious relief pitching in past years, Nevada is getting late-game help and playing fundamental baseball in 2010.
Tags: Beau Witsoe, Jeremy Cole, Kevin Rodland, Westley Moss
Posted in Baseball, Sports
Click below to listen to the Nevada Sagebrush Power Half Hour, a weekly radio show on Wolf Pack Radio with news editor Jay Balagna and print manager Emerson Marcus.
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Posted in Media, Podcast
Print manager Emerson Marcus and Nevada Wolf Pack public address announcer Taylor Morgan discuss the baseball team’s recent series win against No. 18 UC Irvine. The duo also discusses the progressing pitching rotation and lineup
Check back every Tuesday for a new podcast on the baseball team’s throughout the season.
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Posted in Baseball, Media, Podcast, Sports
Click here for a full copy of the NCAA investigation report
The NCAA levied a three-year probation and a $1,500 fine against the Nevada athletic department Thursday concluding a two-year investigation that exposed violations by former golf coach Rich Merritt but exonerated the University of Nevada, Reno of failure-to-monitor charges.
“We have to take full responsibility,” Nevada [...]
Tags: Athletic Department, Golf, NCCA
Posted in News