Nevada baseball player Brock Stassi will be a two-dimensional player this season.

FRESNO, Calif. – Nevada coach Chris Ault was irate Saturday when his team surrendered a kickoff-return touchdown in the fourth quarter of Nevada’s 41-28 win against Fresno State.

The Nevada basketball team won 89-67 Saturday in its exhibition debut against San Francisco State.

Nevada coach Chris Ault understated Nevada’s success when he said the Wolf Pack ran the ball well Friday in the team’s 41-28 win at Fresno State.

Nevada ran the ball extremely well.

The Nevada Sagebrush’s Live Blog of the Nevada-Fresno State football game

The indefinite suspension will continue for the three men’s Basketball players, despite charges against Brandon Fields being dismissed and London Giles paying a fine for petty larceny, men’s basketball coach Mark Fox said.

Instinctual fears of breaking my jaw, nose, shoulder or losing a tooth couldn’t scare me while I attempted to tackle a ball carrier built like a Mack truck.

I chose my situation.

I couldn’t back down.

Nevada has been so unlucky in 2008 that some might wonder who is better at catching breaks: the Wolf Pack or Charlie Brown?

The recipe for Nevada’s mistake-prone season includes a few untimely fumbles, an inability to succeed in the clutch and an ugly second-half defense.

Nevada basketball player Brandon Fields’ petty larceny misdemeanor charge has been dismissed two weeks after he was cited at the Scheels sports store in Sparks.

Collegiate recruiting is an inconsistent art that often relies more on luck than pragmatism.

Nevada’s defense took a big hit this weekend when the team lost linebackers Joshua Mauga and Mike Bethea to injury.

The Wolf Pack’s overflowing talent couldn’t get the job done again in Hawaii. Nevada lost another heartbreaker that left Wolf Pack fans asking, “What’s wrong?”

The Wolf Pack controls its own destiny to qualify for the Western Athletic Conference tournament going into the final weekend of the season.

For thousands of Nevada students it’s almost time to grab their skis, or boards, and hit the slopes.

Nevada skier Greg Berger-Sabbatel was surprised last year when he lost a race to Western State College coach Evan Weiss, but he was even more surprised when Weiss was hired as his new head coach less than a year later.