The Nevada Wolf Pack is still in search of a starting running back.
“I was not pleased with what our running backs did in the game,” Wolf Pack coach Chris Ault said Monday, referring to the 69-20 loss at Oregon on Saturday. “We need more out of them.” Ault said he will decide on his starter [...]

The Wolf Pack’s visit to Autzen stadium was far from friendly. There weren’t a lot of bright sports but Silver and Blue Sports’ photographer Mark Rauh was there to capture it.

For a brief moment, it looked as if maybe, just maybe, the Wolf Pack could compete with the Ducks. Trailing 13-0 after giving up two early touchdowns, senior quarterback Tyler Lantrip had the Wolf Pack driving to the 25-yard line. Seeing wide receiver Rishard Matthews running down the left side, Lantrip attempted to thread the [...]

Andrew Maurins sat down with David Piper from the Oregon blog Addicted to Quack.
#1 Summarize the expectations of Duck fans for this season in a hundred words or less.
Some had unrealistic expectations of a return trip to the Natty. Obivously, thats out. Most believe this team is headed for the Rose Bowl, which I think [...]

A fifth of scotch set you back $5.67 over at Locke’s Drug Store. You could dine on a fresh brook trout for $3 or a roasted stuffed Fallon turkey for $2.25 at Colombo restaurant on Lake Street and then dance to the beat of Art Kinney and his orchestra. Down at The Sportsman Sporting Goods [...]

Andrew Maurins of Pistol Whipping the WAC joins us to take a look at week 2 of college football as it relates to Nevada’s upcoming opponents.

Worrying about who will provide leadership for the Nevada Wolf Pack football team as long as coach Chris Ault is around is, well, sort of like concerning yourself with whether or not the sun will rise in the east in the morning.
So stop worrying.

Joel Bitonio has paid his union dues.
The Nevada Wolf Pack sophomore offensive tackle will make his first college start this Saturday at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore., against the Oregon Ducks.

The Nevada Wolf Pack football team wants to leave the Western Athletic Conference a little something to remember it by.
“This season is very meaningful to me,” said coach Chris Ault, referring to the Pack’s final season in the WAC. “This year is part of history. We want to leave this conference with a championship.”

Nothing has come easy for Corbin Louks since he left the serene campus of San Ramon Valley High School, nestled in the beautiful Berkeley Hills of the East Bay, in the summer of 2007.
“To say the least, my college career has definitely been a rough ride,” the Nevada Wolf Pack senior wide receiver said recently.