Chris Ciarlo and Ben Deach can remember their weekly sports radio show on Wolf Pack Radio.

An 18-year-old kid walks into the counseling office of the Ansari Business Building. The counselor is dressed in a white button-up dress shirt, light brown business slacks and a jacket to match.

The 2007-08 academic year brought lawsuits, a freshman phenom, dismissals, inspiration and a prodigy. From the good and the bad, this year was one of the more memorable years in recent history.

Before every season, Nevada softball coach Michelle Gardner talks about each player and the quote goes in the team’s media guide.

After Nevada football coach Chris Ault was seen being interviewed by the NCAA on Wednesday, athletic department officials said the football team is not being investigated.

Nevada softball coach Michelle Gardner is the most confident woman I’ve ever met.

Several white DeMarini softball bats are doing some serious damage for the Nevada softball team.

Nevada football coach Chris Ault was seen talking to NCAA personnel for about an hour Wednesday as part of an investigation into the athletic department.

Ault, who’s in his third stint as Nevada’s head coach, was in a room with two male investigators and Dr. Jean Perry, Nevada’s special assistant to the president for athletics academics and compliance.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association will follow up on a previous investigation Wednesday into violations by the Nevada athletic department.

The Nevada athletics department received $1,380,377 in 2007-2008 from the Western Athletic Conference, according to a report released at a WAC meeting last week in Salt Lake City.

Former Nevada soccer coach Terri Patraw has filed a lawsuit against University of Nevada, Reno officials in relation to her termination last fall.

Nevada women’s tennis coach Sylvain Malroux made sure this season his team would face the most difficult opponents as possible.

The Nevada boxing team will fight in its last event of the season, the National Championships starting Thursday.

The Nevada athletic department made a huge statement this week in Carson City during the Board of Regents meeting.

The hearing officer in charge of cases involving former Nevada soccer coach Terri Patraw and University of Nevada, Reno police Lt. Kevin Youngflesh will not be given new cases until he meets with the Department of Personnel June 20.