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Nevada Wolf Pack

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Nevada Wolf Pack is 3-9 on the season, 6-5-1 against the spread, and holds a power rating of -13.2. Nevada Wolf Pack carries one of the heaviest travel loads in the FBS, ranked 21th with 10,583 miles travelled this season — a meaningful fatigue factor for away games.

Conference: Mountain West Conference
Stadium: Mackay Stadium, Reno, NV
Power Rating: -13.2
HFA Rating:2.2 pts
Record: 3-9
ATS: 6-5-1
O/U: 4-7-1

2025 Schedule & Results

Location
Opponent
Result / Date
ATS
O/U
at
Penn State
L 11-46
W
Under
vs
Sacramento State
W 20-17
Push
Push
vs
Middle Tennessee
L 13-14
L
Under
at
Western Kentucky
L 16-31
L
Under
at
Fresno State
L 17-20
W
Under
vs
San Diego State
L 10-44
L
Over
at
New Mexico
L 22-24
W
Under
vs
Boise State
L 3-24
W
Under
at
Utah State
L 14-51
L
Over
vs
San José State
W 55-10
W
Over
at
Wyoming
W 13-7
W
Under
vs
UNLV
L 17-42
L
Over

2025 Season Travel Profile

10,583 miles — ranked 21th heaviest in FBS (234 teams)
Week Opponent Distance Cumulative
Week 0—Home (0 mi)0 mi
Week 1Penn State2,201 mi2,201 mi
Week 2Sacramento StateHome (0 mi)2,201 mi
Week 3Middle TennesseeHome (0 mi)2,201 mi
Week 4Western Kentucky1,812 mi4,013 mi
Week 5—Bye
Week 6Fresno State189 mi4,202 mi
Week 7San Diego StateHome (0 mi)4,202 mi
Week 8New Mexico789 mi4,990 mi
Week 9Boise StateHome (0 mi)4,990 mi
Week 10—Bye
Week 11Utah State447 mi5,437 mi
Week 12San José StateHome (0 mi)5,437 mi
Week 13Wyoming760 mi6,198 mi
Week 14UNLVHome (0 mi)6,198 mi

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First-Half Collapse

Nevada fell behind 41-0 at halftime, allowing Utah State to score on six of their first seven possessions. This indicates a severe lack of defensive cohesion and inability to stop the opponent's offense early in the game.

Offensive Struggles

The Wolf Pack managed only 80 passing yards and two touchdowns from quarterback Chubba Purdy, with no rushing touchdowns. The offense failed to sustain drives or score in the first half, highlighting issues with execution and play-calling.

Turnover Issues

Nevada allowed a 38-yard pick-6 in the first quarter, contributing to the early deficit. Turnovers have been a recurring problem, and this game underscores the need for better ball security and decision-making.

Lack of Defensive Pressure

Utah State's quarterback Bryson Barnes completed 20 of 27 passes for 288 yards and three touchdowns, with receivers gaining 117 yards on five catches. Nevada's defense failed to generate consistent pressure or cover effectively, leading to big plays.

Momentum and Confidence Concerns

With a 1-8 record and 0-5 in conference play, Nevada's morale is likely low after this blowout loss. The team must regroup quickly to avoid further decline, but the lack of competitive performance suggests significant challenges ahead.

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Schedule & Results

Power Ratings & HFA

Nevada Wolf Pack — 3-9 overall, 6-5-1 ATS, power rating -13.2.