In The News: Intercollegiate Athletics

KSNV-TV: News 3

The University of Nevada Las Vegas football team painted the Fremont Cannon red Monday after defeating the University of Nevada Reno on Saturday, 34-29.

Las Vegas Sun

UNLV defeats UNR 34-29 during the Fremont Cannon rivalry game at Sam Boyd Stadium, Saturday, Nov. 24, 2018.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Tom Spousta and Mark Anderson discuss UNLV’s loss to Air Force, Tony Sanchez’s future with the team, and the upcoming UNLV Basketball season.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Eric Toliver was a stickler for rules. The compliance director for UNLV’s athletic department monitored everything from what kinds of cars students drove to coaches’ phone calls to recruits.

Las Vegas Sun

Kenyon Oblad walked onto the Liberty High School campus Friday morning and was immediately greeted by Principal Derek Bellow. “Welcome home,” Bellow said with a smile before giving the 2018 graduate a gigantic hug.

Las Vegas Review Journal

After almost a year since he was shot in the chest at Route 91, UNLV assistant hockey coach Nick Robone reflects on how he's healed and what's next.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Long before Vegas became a hockey town or there was even a possibility that the Raiders would move here, UNLV athletics dominated the local team sports scene. While the Runnin’ Rebels basketball team hasn’t had the same success it had in the early 1990s, it still has a large base of support in the community.

Las Vegas Sun

We’ve heard the narrative before: There’s little history with UNLV football and few successes to celebrate.

KVVU-TV: Fox 5

Boyd Gaming Corporation has invested $5 million into UNLV Athletics, the university announced Wednesday.

Las Vegas Review Journal

The Boyd Gaming Corp. pledged a record $5 million to UNLV that will benefit the men’s basketball and softball programs and help create a center that will be available to Rebels athletes in all sports.

KVVU-TV: Fox 5

Boyd Gaming Corporation has invested $5 million into UNLV Athletics, the university announced Wednesday.

Las Vegas Review Journal

Desiree Reed-Francois was driving a golf cart from her office at the Thomas & Mack Center to the student union, and on the way she stopped by the William F. Harrah College of Hospitality.