The Wolf Pack roared to a 22-4 run to start the second half after trailing 27-24 at halftime of its 62-48 win Sunday against Southern Illinois.
So what changes did the Nevada make at halftime?

Nevada did just that and overwhelmed Idaho 131-83 on the Wolf Pack’s Senior Day.

Nevada had six seniors who competed in their final home meet of their collegiate career.

Armstrong, who graduated from McQueen High School in Reno and swam all of her collegiate career at Nevada, said the final home match was especially difficult for her.

The Nevada rugby club opened its season Friday against conference foe UC Davis at the John Sala Intramural Field. The Aggies, ranked No. 3 last season, throttled Nevada 43-0.

“It was quite disappointing for us,” Nevada head coach Bruce Anderson said. “Forty-three to zip. We needed to score some points. We had nine guys that had been playing their first game so we had lacked a lot of experience.”

Nevada and Southern Illinois are mirror images of each other.

Both are 3-4 and have lost three of their last four games.

Last season, the two teams were also similar when they met for a BracketBuster in Carbondale, Ill. The Wolf Pack was 16-9, the Salukis were 15-12 and both were looking to make an appearance in the NCAA tournament.

The Nevada Sagebrush blogs the Nevada-UNLV game live from press row.

The Nevada men’s basketball team has two of the most storied players in Nevada high school history in Armon Johnson and Luke Babbitt.

Head coach Mark Fox was 102-30 in four years at the helm of the Wolf Pack before this season. Nevada students care more about the men’s hoops team than they do about their grades.

So why is the Nevada men’s basketball team 2-3?

Pull out the spandex and grab another turkey leg: it’s stomach-stuffing time.

The Nevada men’s basketball team might have struggled more than expected Saturday against Oregon State, but sophomore point guard Armon Johnson still had one of the best games of his career.

Jerome Johnson and Joshua Mauga both intercepted Boise State quarterback Kellen Moore in the third quarter and both ran the interception for a touchdown. Mauga had a 46-yarder and Johnson had a 28-yarder.

The back and forth battle between Nevada and No. 9 Boise State came down to a last-second heave into the endzone by sophomore Wolf Pack quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

Play-by-play analysis of the Nevada-Boise State football game from the press box at Mackay Stadium.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association has implemented new rules for the 2008-09 season.

We all remember what happened when these two teams met last year. It took Nevada and Boise State four overtimes to decide one of the best games of the season. The Broncos won 69-67, making the game an ESPN Instant Classic. Now, it’s time for payback.