UNLV Rebels Face Tough Game at Mackay Stadium Against Nevada Wolf Pack in College Football Showdown

The UNLV Rebels, with a record of 2-9, faced off against the Nevada Wolf Pack, who held a record of 7-4, in a college football game that ended with the Rebels scoring 20 points to the Wolf Pack's commanding 51. The game took place at Mackay Stadium and drew an attendance of nearly 29,000 fans.

The UNLV Rebels' offense managed to accumulate a total of 293 yards throughout the game. The passing attack was responsible for most of these yards, with the team achieving 283 passing yards. The quarterback had an average completion percentage of roughly 66 percent and threw for two touchdowns; however, he also suffered three interceptions. On the ground, things were less effective for UNLV as they only managed to rush for a meager ten yards on twenty-four attempts.

Despite their struggles on offense, UNLV's red zone efficiency was perfect with two attempts resulting in two successes. However, their third-down efficiency stood at about twenty-three percent and fourth-down conversions were successful fifty percent of the time.

On special teams play for UNLV was notable as well; although no field goals were attempted during this game by either side. In terms of punting performance from UNLV's side there were four punts averaging approximately forty-five yards each but none resulted in blocked kicks or touchdowns.

Defensively speaking it wasn't all bad news for the Rebels as they did manage to secure one interception which they returned for nineteen yards but unfortunately could not capitalize on it by scoring any points from this turnover.

Looking ahead now to what's next for the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) Rebels: They will be playing away against New Mexico Lobos at University Stadium located in Albuquerque on November six at five PM Mountain Time (MT). Fans eager to catch this upcoming contest can tune into STADIUM network where it will be broadcasted live.