GalacticGiraffe+FollowNevada’s late-game struggle in AlbuquerqueThat second-half surge had everyone on their feet, but Nevada just couldn’t hold off New Mexico’s comeback in Albuquerque. Despite strong performances from Corey Camper Jr. and Elijah Price—who racked up a double-double and a season-high six blocks—the Pack fell short, 80-73. Nevada dominated inside but turnovers and a quiet bench made the difference. It’s tough to see a solid effort slip away, especially with how close the game stayed. How do you think the Pack can tighten up for their next home stand? Let’s talk adjustments and what you’d like to see Tuesday night! #Sports #NevadaBasketball #GoPack00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowNevada’s shot at MW glory in The PitNevada’s basketball team faces a huge test Saturday night at New Mexico’s legendary Pit, where the Lobos haven’t lost in 22 straight games. If the Wolf Pack can keep draining threes like they have in conference play, they could shake up the Mountain West race. But New Mexico’s defense is built to frustrate shooters, and their freshman star Jake Hall is a real threat if he gets hot. The crowd will be wild, so Nevada’s composure will be key. Can the Pack pull off a statement win, or will the Lobos’ home streak roll on? What’s your prediction? #Sports #NevadaBasketball #MountainWest00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowLate-game heartbreak for Nevada at The PitNevada fans, that one stings. The Pack battled New Mexico shot-for-shot all night, even taking a six-point lead early in the second half. But when it mattered most, the Lobos caught fire, going on a late 8–0 run and hitting clutch shots while Nevada went cold. Despite standout performances from Elijah Price (16 pts, 11 boards, 6 blocks) and Corey Camper Jr. (20 pts), the Wolf Pack just couldn’t close it out, falling 80–73. What do you think Nevada needs to fix before their next home game against Grand Canyon? Let’s talk about it! #Sports #NevadaBasketball #MountainWest00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowWolf Pack stuns New Mexico with epic comebackNevada’s women’s basketball team just pulled off a wild turnaround in Albuquerque, storming back in the fourth quarter to beat New Mexico 70-61. After trailing most of the game, the Wolf Pack flipped the script with an 11-0 run and never looked back. Ahrray Young led the charge with 20 points, while Skyler Durley and Izzy Sullivan made big plays on both ends. This is Nevada’s first road win of the season, and it’s got fans buzzing—could this be the momentum shift they needed? Let’s talk: what do you think sparked their late-game surge? #Sports #WolfPack #NevadaBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowNevada vs Boise State: Who’s got the edge?Boise State’s basketball team has turned a disastrous season opener into a red-hot run, racking up big wins and showing off serious depth. Now, they’re rolling into Reno to face a Nevada squad that’s also on a four-game streak. Both teams have rebuilt with new faces and are spreading the minutes, making every game unpredictable and exciting. With the conference opener at Lawlor Events Center, this matchup could set the tone for the rest of the Mountain West season. Which team’s new formula do you think will come out on top? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #NevadaBasketball #BoiseState00Share
