A pair of Mountain West foes will square off in the inaugural Arizona Bowl when the Nevada Wolf Pack take on the Colorado State Rams on Tuesday evening at Arizona Stadium.
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Michael Carter-Williams had a conversation with Green, too, during the Bucks’ 121-112 loss to the Warriors at Oracle Arena . SALT LAKE CITY – Gordon Hayward scored 26 points and Utah beat Denver to snap a season-high, four-game losing streak.
Butler finished the game with 177 yards rushing and both of Nevada’s offensive touchdowns.
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Choudhury said the last suicide bombing at an Ahmadi mosque was in 1999, in the southwestern Khulna district. Bangladesh has some 100,000 Ahmadiyas among its 160 million people in a Sunni-majority nation.
What this win means for Nevada: The Wolf Pack turned around their disappointing end to the regular season, in which they lost their final two games to drop to 6-6 entering this bowl matchup. Follow this link for a full list of local stations that will air the game.
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Coach Jeff Hornacek had speculated before Monday’s game against Cleveland that Bledsoe would be sidelined about six weeks. The Sixers got a lucky basket early in the game when Canaan attempted a lob to Noel that he couldn’t catch in mid-air.
Jackson became the 32nd player in Nevada’s history to reach the 1,000-yard milestone in the last game of the 2015 season against San Diego State. Colorado State wide receiver Rashard Higgins took a slant pass 38 yards inside the 1, and quarterback Nick Stevens snuck in for a touchdown and a 7-6 lead 7:04 before halftime.
According to oddsmakers at RealBets, Colorado State is favored in this game, as the Rams are getting odds of -3.5 points against Nevada today.
Did you know…? The Arizona Bowl will mark the first time two teams from the same conference have met in a non-BCS/CFP bowl game since the 1979 Orange Bowl between Oklahoma and Nebraska. Even the non-televised bowl games between teams from the same conference are good! A week earlier, Nevada was tagged on kick returns – more than 200 yards allowed and a touchdown to boot – in a loss to Utah State. Nevada has been up and down all year and one could realistically flip a coin to determine how this team will play. CSU had a chance at a touchdown on third-and-15, but Stevens narrowly overthrew Higgins in the end zone, and Bryan’s third field goal of the night gave CSU its first lead, 23-22, with 3:40 to play. The Rams responded with a field goal to cut into the lead on its ensuing possession before Nevada’s Elijah Mitchell extended the advantage by returning CSU’s kickoff for a 96-yard touchdown. It’s no secret the Wolf Pack like to run the ball.
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Heading into this bowl game, the Rams are 7-5 Straight Up (SU) and 6-6 Against The Spread (ATS).
