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Nevada pierde el Fremont Cannon, la peor derrota en la Serie Estatal de Plata desde 2004

by Jaqueline Lopez
November 14, 2023
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El Fremont Cannon se mantiene rojo después de que el Nevada Wolf Pack perdiera por 45-27 ante sus rivales en el estado, los Rebels de la Universidad de Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), el 14 de octubre, marcando la peor derrota del equipo ante su rival en el estado desde 2004.

Nevada tuvo un mal comienzo en el primer trimestre. Después de un rápido three-and-out de Brandon Lewis, el mariscal de campo de Nevada y la ofensiva de Wolf Pack, la defensa se dividiría rápidamente. Jayden Maiava, mariscal de campo de la UNLV, encontró a Ricky White, receptor ancho de la UNLV, para un pase corto que White correría para un touchdown de 59 yardas.

La defensa del Pack permitiría a UNLV anotar un touchdown más antes del final del cuarto, establecido por un pase de 30 yardas de Maiava a Kaleo Ballungay, el ala cerrada de UNLV y una carrera de 24 yardas de Maiava. Mientras tanto, la ofensiva de Nevada se anotó en una puntuación propia. Con 3:08 por jugar en el cuarto, Lewis encontró a Dalevon Campbell, receptor ancho de Nevada, para un touchdown de 43 yardas.

Con la defensa de Nevada obligando a los Rebels a despejar justo antes del final del cuarto, el Pack perdía 14-7 después de uno.

El Wolf Pack comenzó a girar en espiral en el segundo cuarto. Después de un rápido three and out de la ofensiva, dos penaltis de inicio falsos harían que los equipos especiales del Pack lanzarán una unidad desde su propia línea de tres yardas, estableciendo un touchdown rápido de tres jugadas para UNLV.

Esperanza se levantó para el Wolf Pack en su próxima carrera. Después de que un pase de 48 yardas de Lewis a Campbell pusiera al Pack justo fuera del redzone de los Rebels, la ofensiva de Nevada poco a poco se acercó a anotar una vez más. Sin embargo, Lewis lanzó una intercepción a Jackson Woodard, apoyador de UNLV, en la línea de tres yardas del UNLV, deteniendo a Nevada en sus pistas.

La defensa de la Pack aparentemente mantuvo su posición, a pesar de que el impulso se volvió a los Rebels. Sin embargo, en un tercer y 11 jugadas desde la línea de 18 yardas de UNLV, Maiava encontró a White una vez más, esta vez para un touchdown de 82 yardas.

Nevada recuperó el balón con 32 segundos por jugar después de que ambos equipos anotarán en sus próximas carreras. Con el tiempo corriendo, Lewis lanzó un pase profundo, pero fue interceptado por Johnathan Baldwin, espalda defensiva de UNLV. El Wolf Pack superó 28-7 con una mitad de fútbol jugado.

Nevada volvió a subir en la tercera; tanto el Wolf Pack como los Rebels anotaron touchdowns en sus primeras carreras. Los rebels entraron primero en una carrera de 66 yardas de Donavyn Lester, corredor de UNLV. Nevada siguió justo después, mientras Sean Dollars, el corredor de Nevada y Lewis se turnaban para correr por el campo. Lewis tomó el touchdown con una carrera de seis yardas.

Ambos equipos se vieron obligados a jugar en sus próximas carreras. UNLV pudo conseguir tres puntos más después de que Nevada detuviera su última jugada en el cuarto a siete yardas de la zona final. El Wolf Pack tomó el último 1:43 del cuarto para cruzar el centro del campo antes de que el tiempo expirará. Con solo un cuarto por delante, Nevada cayó 38-14.

El Wolf Pack regresó en el cuarto, pero era demasiado poco, demasiado tarde. Nevada bateó primero en el cuarto, utilizando su posición en el centro del campo para marchar por el campo y anotar un touchdown de dos yardas de Dollars. UNLV trató de responder, pero la defensa de Nevada obligó a un three and out patada de despeje.

En su siguiente carrera, el Wolf Pack comenzó a marchar por el campo. Sin embargo, Keleki Latu, el ala cerrada de Nevada, atrapó un pase para 30 yardas, pero tocó el balón después de que Thomas Anderson, back defensivo de UNLV, lo golpeó bajo las piernas. Latu fue llevado fuera del campo con una lesión en el tobillo.

Ambos equipos anotaron un touchdown más antes del final del partido. Vincent Davis, corredor de la UNLV, tuvo un touchdown de nueve yardas en una unidad que comenzó en la línea de 20 yardas de Nevada desde una rotación en las caídas. Luego, Lewis obtuvo su segundo touchdown de pase del juego con un pase de 55 yardas a Isaah Crocker, receptor de Nevada.

UNLV tuvo la posesión final, cerrando el reloj con carreras de Courtney Reese, el corredor de UNLV y Lester. El Wolf Pack perdió 45-27, marcando su peor derrota contra el rival del estado desde 2004.

Con este juego en los libros, Nevada se movió a 0-6 en la temporada y 0-2 en el juego de conferencia. El próximo partido de el Wolf Pack es el 21 de octubre, donde viajarán a San Diego, California para jugar contra los Aztecs de San Diego State. 

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