Current WAC Standings - Men’s Basketball

Conference Record/ Overall
Boise State 0-0 / 8-3
Utah State 0-0 / 9-5
Nevada 0-0 / 7-4
Fresno State 0-0 / 7 -5
San Jose State 0-0 / 4-5
New Mexico State 0-0 / 5-9
Hawaii 0-0 / 3-7
Idaho 0-0 / 3-8
Louisiana Tech 0-0 / 2-9

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Wolf Pack Basketball Game Results 07/08

DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT RECORD   November 11 at UCF  L 63-60 0-1   November 13 at UC Irvine  W 77-68 1-1   November 17 Santa Clara  W 67-54 2-1   November 24 at UNLV  L 79-67 2-2   November 28 California  L 74-68 2-3   December 1 at Pacific  L 70-66 2-4   December 8 Montana State  W 82-76 3-4   December 12 San Diego  W 76-62 4-4   December 16 UCF  W 86-74 5-4   December 19 Colorado State  W 74-66 6-4   December 22 at Northern Iowa  W 55-52 7-4   December 27 at No. 1 North Carolina  L 106-70 7-5   December 31 Stanislaus State  W 104-75 8-5

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NEVADA FOOTBALL HANDS OUT 2007 AWARDS

RENO, Nev. —  Junior running back Luke Lippincott was a unanimous selection for the Golden Helmet Award at the 2006 Nevada Football Awards Banquet held Sunday morning at the Silver Legacy. 

Senior tight end Adam Bishop was named the team’s Outstanding Offensive Player of the Year honor and senior outside linebacker Ezra Butler captured the Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year award. Junior Kevin Grimes was named the Outstanding Special Teams Player of the Year. 

Nevada finished the season with a 6-6 overall record and a 4-4 mark in the Western Athletic Conference. The Wolf Pack is bowl eligible for the third straight year and is awaiting a bowl invitation. 

The following is a full list of the awards handed out today: 

Golden Helmet Award (MVP)                Luke Lippincott, junior running back 

Outstanding Offensive Player                Adam Bishop, senior tight end 

Outstanding Defensive Player                Ezra Butler, senior outside linebacker 

Outstanding Special Teams Player                Kevin Grimes, junior running back 

Dr. Chris Exline Academic Excellence Award                Matt Hines, senior nose guard 

Nevadatude Award (best representative of the beliefs and ideals of the program)                Matt Hines, senior nose guard 

Basalite Big Blocker (given the offensive lineman who grades out the best in victories)Nicholls State game: Alonzo Durham, sophomore tackleUNLV game: Charles Manu, senior guardUtah State game: Greg Hall, junior guardIdaho game: Dominic Green, junior centerNew Mexico State game: Greg Hall, junior guardLouisiana Tech game: Mike Gallett, freshman tackle 

Blackout Award (big hitter)Jerome Johnson, junior linebacker 

Full-speed, Effort and Habit Awards (scout team players of the year)Offense: Zach Sudfeld, freshman tight endDefense: Brandon Walsh, senior defensive lineman and Zack Madonick, freshman defensive lineman 

WAC Players of the Week                Dwayne Sanders, sophomore return specialist (Special Teams: UNLV game)                Luke Lippincott, junior running back (Offense: Utah State game)                Ezra Butler, senior outside linebacker (Defense: Idaho game)                Colin Kaepernick, freshman quarterback (Offense: New Mexico State game) 

Fireman’s Award                Colin Kaepernick, freshman quarterback 

Striker Awards (dominating play over a period of time)                Ezra Butler, senior outside linebacker                Luke Lippincott, junior running back                Adam Bishop, senior tight end                Charles Manu, senior guard                Greg Hall, junior guard                Dominic Green, junior center 

Captains Awards                Adam Bishop, senior tight end                Matt Hines, senior nose guard                Charles Manu, senior offensive lineman                Joshua Mauga, junior linebacker 

NEVADA TO PLAY NEW MEXICO IN NEW MEXICO BOWL

RENO, Nev. — The University of Nevada has accepted an invitation to play in the second annual New Mexico Bowl against the University of New Mexico on Dec. 22 in Albuquerque, N.M.“We are extremely happy to welcome the Nevada Wolf Pack to the New Mexico Bowl,” said Jeff Siembieda, New Mexico Bowl Executive Director.  “Nevada is an exciting team and we have tremendous respect for the program Chris Ault has built.  We’re looking forward to hosting the Wolf Pack and their fans for a great bowl week.” 

The game will kick off at 1:30 p.m. (Pacific) at University Stadium and will be broadcast to a national audience on ESPN.

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