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Wolf Pack cae ante Texas State 35-24, permite 35 puntos sin respuesta

by Jaqueline Lopez
October 15, 2023
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El Wolf Pack de Nevada viajó a San Marcos, Texas, para enfrentarse a los Bobcats de la Universidad de Texas State el 23 de septiembre, perdiendo 35-24 después de permitir 35 puntos sin respuesta en la segunda mitad.

El partido comenzó con una promesa para el Wolf Pack, ya que tenían una prolongada unidad de puntuación de 5:33. Brendon Lewis, mariscal de campo de Nevada, y Ashton Hayes, corredor de Nevada, lideraron el eficiente ataque apresurado. Sin embargo, la unidad se estancó en la zona roja, y Nevada se conformó con un gol de campo para tomar su primera ventaja de la temporada en 3-0.

La defensa de Nevada avanzó pronto en el partido, con el esquinero novato KK Meier interceptando un pase y devolviéndolo para un pick-six de 98 yardas. A pesar de permitir que Texas State alcance la línea de 13 yardas de Nevada, el Pack tuvo su mejor comienzo del año, ya que tomó una ventaja de 10-0.

En el segundo cuarto, Nevada extendió su ventaja a 17-0 cuando lideraron una unidad de touchdown de 14 jugadas y 78 yardas que tomó 6:55 del reloj. El impulso fue destacado por fuertes jugadas de Lewis y Sean Dollars, corredor. Un pase de 24 yardas de Lewis a Isaiah Essissima, receptor abierto, configuró el Pack con el primero y gol en el cinco.

Las unidades de Texas State se produjeron en la misma mitad, la defensa del Pack mostró resistencia. Ismail Mahdi, corredor de Texas State, rompió la línea defensiva para múltiples carreras en 20 yardas, causó consecutivos de penaltis y dio a los Bobcats 30 yardas libres. Sin embargo, Nevada produjo jugadas claves para poner fin a la carrera de Wyoming como un balón suelto forzado y dos paradas de cuarto abajo dentro de la zona roja.

Con 13 segundos restantes en la primera mitad, Texas State interceptó a Lewis, pero el Pack mantuvo una ventaja de 17-0 en el medio tiempo.

La segunda mitad dio un giro brusco cuando Texas State montó un regreso. La ofensiva de Bobcat salió con una venganza en su primera jugada de la segunda mitad, ganando consistentemente primeros downs a través del juego aéreo y terrestre sin esfuerzo. La unidad culminó con su primer touchdown, un pase de 25 yardas desde el mariscal de campo TJ Finley, Texas State, a Joey Hobert, receptor del Texas State, y redujo la brecha a 17-7.

A pesar de tener una ventaja de diez puntos, la ofensiva de Nevada luchó con three-and-outs. Cesando la oportunidad, con el balón en la línea de 23 yardas de Texas State, Finley inmediatamente cobró un pase de touchdown de 77 yardas a Kole Wilson, receptor del Texas State, lo que lo convirtió en un juego de 17-14-0.

Con la presión en la ofensiva, Dollars arrancó una carrera de 20 yardas en la primera jugada de la unidad para configurar el Pack en el centro del campo. No mucho después, la ofensiva de Nevada enfrentó más problemas cuando Cross Patton, el corredor de Nevada, se volteó y le dio el balón suelto al Texas State. La carrera de touchdown de 46 yardas de Mahdi puso a los Bobcats por delante 21-17, marcando la primera vez que Nevada se quedó atrás en el juego.

El Wolf Pack no pudo recuperarse ya que Texas State continuó dominando en ambos lados del balón. La defensa de Bobcat forzó un balón suelto en su propia línea de 25 yardas con 12:17 en el cuarto, lo que llevó a su ofensiva a anotar otro touchdown, una carrera de 36 yardas de Mahdi. 

Mahdi consiguió su tercer touchdown de una carrera de 13 yardas después de que la ofensiva de Nevada no pudo convertirse en el cuarto lugar en su propia línea de 33 yardas, extendiendo la ventaja del Texas State a 35-17.

Con menos de un minuto por jugar en el último cuarto, Nevada logró anotar un touchdown con el mariscal de campo suplente AJ Bianco. Pero fue demasiado poco, demasiado tarde, ya que el Pack cayó a los Bobcats 35-24. 

Con esta derrota, el Wolf Pack de Nevada cayó a 0-4 en la temporada y extendió su racha perdedora a 14 partidos, el más largo en el fútbol universitario.

El próximo desafío del Wolf Pack es el 27 de septiembre, cuando viajarán a Fresno, California para enfrentar a los Bulldogs de Fresno State número 25 a las 7:30 pm. 

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