Nevada Wolf Pack Football

The Wolf Pack combined for 600+ yards of offense as they won their sixth straight after losing the first three games of the season. It's their longest winning streak in 14 years .

You'd be amazed how much goes on during a 4sec play, executing with fundamentals always makes it look easier than it is. Former Buckeye safety and college football analyst Rob Harley shows how important ball placement is to a offense's success.For more in-depth breakdowns visit www.harleyinthehuddle.com

Dan Huff - 6'1 215 lbs. - QB/WR/P - Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityCollege Stats:4,206 yards passing - 31 TD's1,687 yards rushing - 18 TD's1 catch - 27 yards receiving - 1 TD40 yd. punt avg.Long: 65 yds5 inside 200 blockedAwards:FDU Offensive MVPFDU Team MVPFDU Male Athlete of the YearPretzel Bowl MVPMAC Player of the Week Honorable MentionMAC Player of the WeekFootball Gazette National Player of the WeekECAC Southeast Player of the WeekD3Football.com National QB of the Week1st Team All-MAC1st... Team All-ECAC SoutheastRecords (as of graduation):FDU All-Time Leader: Attempts, Completions, Completion Percentage2nd All-Time: Yardage, Passing TD's , Punting Avg., Rushing TD's in a Season3rd All-Time: Rushing TD's, Longest Punt, Passing Yards in a Game, Passing TD's in a Season more>>

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Scott benched early, then leads Maryland past Nevada

Maryland defeated Nevada 42-35 at the 2008 Humanitarian Bowl.

Nevada forces a Maryland fumble on a backward pass at the 2008 Humanitarian Bowl.

The ball falls over right as the Maryland kicker is about to kick it, resulting in a poor kick and great field position for Nevada.

Nevada's final drive to force overtime is unsuccessful and the Wolf Pack falls to #9 Boise State, 41-34.

#9 Boise State remains undefeated and clinches the WAC title with a 41-34 win over Nevada in Reno.

Vai Taua ran for 263 yards in Nevada's 41-28 win

Highlights from the game that Mizzou easily won 69-17.

Mizzou beat down Nevada 69-17.

A recap of Missouri's 69-17 win over Nevada.

New Mexico won its first bowl game since 1961. Nevada had not been shut out in over 300 games. Paul Baker was the player of the game.