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The official Men’s Basketball Schedule for the University of Nevada
Introduction
The Nevada Men’s basketball team is off to a great start this season. Here is a look at their schedule for the remainder of the season.
The Schedule
The numbers below indicate the ranking of the team at the time of the game
The Nevada Men’s Basketball team has a tough schedule this season. They will face many ranked opponents.
-November 5th: vs UCSB (2)
-November 17th: vs Oregon (1)
-December 1st: vs UNLV (3)
-December 4th: @ USC (4)
-January 14th: vs Utah State (5)
The Team
This season, the Wolf Pack will take on some tough opponents, including the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), the University of Arizona and the University of Southern California The team will also participate in the Mountain West conference tournament Below is the full schedule for the season.
November 5: vs UNLV
November 8: vs San Jose State
November 12: at New Mexico
November 15: vs UNR
November 19: at Arizona
November 26: vs USC
December 3: at Utah State
December 7: vs Fresno State
The Fans
The fans are a big part of any basketball game and the Nevada Men’s Basketball Schedule is no different. With a home court advantage the Wolf Pack are looking to pack the Thomas & Mack Center with some of the best fans in college basketball
The Arena
The Arena, formally known as Lawlor Events Center, is a 10,268-seat multi-purpose arena on the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno in Reno, Nevada. The arena opened on November 27, 1983. It is home to the Nevada Wolf Pack men’s basketball team of the Mountain West Conference It also hosts a number of concerts and other events each year.
The Coaches
The Nevada Men’s Basketball team is coached by Steve Alford. He is in his first season as the team’s Head Coach prior to coaching at Nevada, he was the head coach at UCLA.
The Conference
The Conference Schedule has the Wolf Pack playing two games against each of the other nine teams in the Mountain West The conference schedule is followed by the home and away non-conference games. The conference tournament is held at a predetermined site, with the top eight teams in the Conference Standings qualifying for the tournament.
The Rivalries
The Rivalries:
The Wolf Pack have some pretty intense rivals, especially in their Mountain West Conference Here are some of the top games to look out for this season:
--San Diego State These two teams have been duking it out for the conference title for the past few years, and it’s always a close and exciting game. The Wolf Pack will be looking to get revenge after losing to the Aztecs in the Conference Tournament last year.
-UNLV: This is a classic in-state rivalry, and one that always gets heated. The Wolf Pack will be looking to sweep the season series against the Rebels this year.
--Boise State Another conference rival that Nevada has had some great battles with over the years. The Wolf Pack will be looking to pick up a win on the road against the Broncos this season.
The Post-Season
The conference tournament is the last opportunity for teams to improve their NCAA seeding before the big dance begins. The Conference tournament schedule is released before Selection Sunday, so check back here for updates as the season progresses.
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Conclusion
The Wolf Pack have a difficult road schedule this season, but they will be looking to make some noise in the conference. Be sure to check out the Nevada Men’s Basketball Schedule and see when they re Playing near you.
