Nevada Wolf Pack Football

Nevada Wolf Pack Football

2024-25 REGULAR SEASON
200.4 PYPG
178.5 RYPG
24.3 PPG
378.9 TotY/G

Team Information

Ground Clarence Mackay Stadium
City Reno, Nevada
Conference Mountain West,
Nickname Wolf Pack

2024 Regular Season Leaders

All Statistics
Passing Yards
Rushing Yards
Receiving Yards
Jaden Smith
687

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Nevada Wolf Pack Football Bio

Nevada Wolf Pack Football

The University of Nevada, Reno's football program, known as the Wolf Pack, was established in 1896 as the Sagebrushers. Competing in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision within the Mountain West Conference, the team has a storied history. The Wolf Pack's home field, Mackay Stadium, underwent renovations and currently seats 27,000 spectators at an elevation of 4,610 feet above sea level. The program boasts notable alumni, including three College Football Hall of Fame inductees: coach Chris Ault, running back Frank Hawkins, and coach Buck Shaw.

Fullback Marion Motley, the sole Nevada player in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and three-time Super Bowl champion Charles Mann are among the distinguished alumni. Despite not having a Heisman Trophy winner, Nevada football has produced 40 All-Americans and 45 All-American selections, with Matt Clafton earning consensus All-American status in 1991. The Wolf Pack continues to contribute both athletically and academically to the rich tradition of Nevada football.

Name of TeamNevada Wolf Pack Football
First season1896
Athletic directorStephanie Rempe
Head coachKen Wilson
StadiumMackay Stadium
LocationReno, Nevada
ConferenceMountain West
DivisionWest
Field surfaceNatural grass (1966–1999) FieldTurf (2000–present)
Conference titles14
Division titles
Fight SongHail to our Sturdy Team
MascotAlphie and Wolfie Jr.
RivalriesUNLV, Boise State, San Jose State, Fresno State, UC Davis
Consensus All-Americans1

Nevada Wolf Pack Football History

Nevada's football legacy commenced on October 24, 1896, evolving sporadically due to interruptions such as World War I and budget constraints. Noteworthy early coaches include Allen Steckle, who steered the team to victory against the University of California in 1903. Steckle's impact extended beyond wins, fostering school spirit. The 1919 hiring of Ray Courtright brought success, including an 8–1–1 record. Jim Aiken, coaching from 1939 to 1946, left a lasting mark with seven seasons.

Nevada's fortunes soared under Chris Ault, dominating Division I-AA with playoff appearances and unbeaten regular seasons. Ault led the shift to Division I-A in 1992, clinching the Big West title in the inaugural season. Despite leadership changes, Ault's imprint persisted through the 2012 season. Subsequent eras showcased continued growth, including Brian Polian's tenure (2013–2016) and Jay Norvell's successful stint (2017–2021). Norvell's departure in 2021 marked the end of an era, succeeded temporarily by Vai Taua as the interim head coach for the 2021 season.

Nevada Wolf Pack Football Coach

Vai Taua took on the role of interim head coach for the Nevada Wolf Pack during the 2021 Quick Lane Bowl. While the interim position offers a temporary leadership structure, Taua's familiarity with the program, coupled with his coaching experience, provides stability during this transitional phase. As the team's running back coach, Taua has already been an integral part of the coaching staff, contributing to the success of the Wolf Pack. His interim leadership offers continuity, allowing the team to navigate the bowl game with a sense of cohesion and determination. The choice of Taua underscores the value of internal talent and a seamless transition as the program moves forward.

YearCoach
1896Frank Taylor
1897William H. Harrelson
1898F. F. Ellis
1899A. King Dickson
1900James Hopper
1901-1903Allen Steckle
1904Bruce Shorts
1905No Coach
1906-1914No Team
1915-1917Jack Glascock
1918No Team
1919-1923Ray Courtright
1924Charles F. Erb
1925-1928Buck Shaw
1929-1931George Philbrook
1932-1935Brick Mitchell
1936-1938Doug Dashiell
1939-1946Jim Aiken
1947-1950Joe Sheeketski
1951No Team
1952-1954Jake Lawlor
1955-1958Gordon McEachron
1959-1968Dick Trachok
1969-1975Jerry Scattini
1976-1992Chris Ault
1993Jeff Horton
1994-1995Chris Ault
1996-1999Jeff Tisdel
2000-2003Chris Tormey
2004-2012Chris Ault
2013-2016Brian Polian
2017-2021Jay Norvell
2021†Vai Taua†
2022–presentKen Wilson

Nevada Wolf Pack Football Stadium: Mackay Stadium

Mackay Stadium, situated on the University of Nevada's Reno campus, stands as the home venue for Nevada Wolf Pack football and women's soccer in the Mountain West Conference. Established in 1966 and named after benefactors John William Mackay and Clarence H. Mackay, the stadium has undergone significant enhancements. With an original seating capacity of 7,500, it now accommodates 27,000 spectators, featuring Chris Ault Field, presented by ITS Logistics following a $1.3 million turf replacement in 2022.

Notable renovations in 2016 upgraded seating options but reduced overall capacity to 26,000. The Wolf Pack's single-season attendance peaked in 1991, reaching 180,457 fans over nine home games, while the regular-season record stands at 151,081 fans in 1993. Mackay Stadium's rich history, elevation of 4,610 feet above sea level, and strategic northwest-to-southeast alignment contributes to its allure, making it a cherished fixture in the university's athletic legacy.

Nevada Wolf Pack Football Rivals

Nevada Wolf Pack football engages in fierce rivalries, notably with UNLV in the "Battle for Nevada." Originating in 1969, this in-state clash for the Fremont Cannon intensified during the mid-1990s when both schools competed in the Big West, sparking memorable moments and post-game altercations.

The rivalry with Boise State, commencing in 1971, has witnessed over 45 matchups. While not as bitter as the UNLV rivalry, pivotal games defined eras, including Nevada's 1990 Division I-AA semifinal triumph in triple overtime.

Dubbed the "Sierra Showdown," the matchup against Fresno State reflects the geographical proximity of the Sierra Nevada range. The proposal for a Sierra Showdown Trophy adds intrigue to the 54-game series, with Fresno State leading 31-22-1.

Facing San Jose State over 35 times, the Wolf Pack dominates the series 23-11-2. The campuses, approximately 250 miles apart, share a conference history since 1992.

The historic "Aggie-Pack Battle" against UC Davis, dating back to 1915, has seen 54 contests, with Nevada leading 29-21-3. Despite a hiatus since 2013, the rivalry holds significance in West Coast small-college football history.

Nevada Wolf Pack Football Record and Stats

Championship Conferences

Nevada's football legacy is adorned with success across multiple conferences. With 14 conference championships, the Wolf Pack's prowess spans different eras and competitive landscapes. The triumphs include notable seasons such as their 1986 and 1990 campaigns, both ending with a stellar 13-1 record. Nevada's adaptability and excellence shine through from the Far Western Conference to the Big Sky, Big West, and WAC, showcasing a rich history of conference dominance.

Division Championships

The Wolf Pack's commitment to excellence extends to divisional competitions. Notable achievements include their commanding performance in the Big Sky in 1983 and subsequent triumphs in the Big West. These divisional championships underscore Nevada's consistent ability to rise to the top within their conference structures, laying the foundation for broader success.

Conference Championship Game Appearances

Nevada's journey to conference supremacy has resulted in championships and frequent appearances in conference championship games. These pivotal contests often serve as battlegrounds for football glory, with the Wolf Pack showcasing their competitive spirit and resilience. The team's presence in these title-deciding clashes reflects their sustained commitment to pursuing excellence on the football field.

National and Conference Awards

In addition to their conference victories, Nevada's football program has produced notable individual achievements. Chris Ault, the esteemed coach, claimed the prestigious Eddie Robinson Award in 1991, recognizing his outstanding leadership. Furthermore, the recognition of James Dobrich with the National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award in 2015 exemplifies the Wolf Pack's dedication to both athletic and academic prowess.

All-Americans

Nevada boasts a storied history with All-American players, including James Bradshaw, Buster McClure, Stan Heath, and Matt Clafton. Clafton's Consensus 1st Team All-American status in 1991 underscores the program's commitment to producing top-tier talent. These players, etched in the annals of football history, represent the pinnacle of individual achievement within the Wolf Pack's illustrious tradition.

Nevada Wolf Pack Football Roaster

No.Player NamePositionHeightWeightClassHometownPrevious Schools
0Henry IkahihifoDL6'3"260 lbsFifth YearLancaster, Calif.Paraclete HS, College of the Canyons, Nevada
1Cross PattonRB5'6"155 lbsRedshirt SeniorAtlanta, Ga.Woodward Academy, Oregon
1Isaah CrockerWR6'1"183 lbsSixth YearSacramento, Calif.Inderkum HS, Oregon
1Caine SavageDB5'11"182 lbsSeniorBuena Park, Calif.Western HS, Utah
2Brendon LewisQB6'2"215 lbsRedshirt SophomoreMelissa, TexasMelissa HS, Colorado
3Jamaal BellWR5'10"171 lbsSeniorLancaster, Calif.Antelope Valley HS
3Michael Coats Jr.CB5'10"170 lbsSeniorBiloxi, Miss.Biloxi HS, East Central CC, La Tech
4Sean DollarsRB5'10"195 lbsRedshirt JuniorRancho Cucamonga, Calif.Mater Dei HS, Oregon
4Eli'Jah WinstonLB6'3" Sixth YearPortland, Ore.Central Catholic, USC
5Dalevon CampbellWR6'4" Fifth YearMissouri City, TexasFord Bend Marshall, Illinois
5Emany JohnsonDB6'2"216 lbsSixth YearRichmond, Calif.Hercules HS
6Jaden DedmanDB5'10"175 lbsSixth YearRancho Cucamonga, Calif.Upland HS
6Gerick RobinsonWR5'8"180 lbsRedshirt SophomoreLas Vegas, Nev.Centennial HS, Colorado State
7Marquis AshleyWR5'8"166 lbsRedshirt SophomoreNorco, Calif.Norco, Riverside CC
7Jonathan ThomasLB6'3"253 lbsRedshirt JuniorWest Hills, Calif.Sierra Canyon, College of the Canyons
8Tre WeedDB6'0"190 lbsSixth YearSumner, Wash.Sumner HS, Eastern Washington
9Davion BlackwellLB6'1"215 lbsRedshirt JuniorColumbia, S.C.Folsom HS
9Marshaun BrownWR6'4"195 lbsFreshmanReno, Nev.Bishop Manogue HS
10AJ BiancoQB6'4"215 lbsRedshirt FreshmanLahaina, HawaiiSaint Louis
10KK MeierDB6'1"186 lbsRedshirt FreshmanLubbock, TexasFrenship
11Carlos SandyWR5'9"185 lbsSixth YearDania Beach, Fla.Cardinal Gibbons, Illinois
11Marcel WalkerLB6'3"230 lbsJuniorPiscataway, N.J.Piscataway, Southern Connecticut State
12Nate Burleson IIWR6'3"160 lbsFreshmanNewcastle, Wash.Ramapo HS (N.J.)
12Kacee WilliamsDB6'2"191 lbsRedshirt SeniorKeller, TexasCentral HS
13Jax LeatherwoodQB6'8"245 lbsFreshmanSan Diego, Calif.Scripps Ranch HS
13Ezekiel Robbins Redshirt SeniorChandler, Ariz.Chandler HS, Butler Community College
14Devin GunterDefensive Back6'0"173 lbsRedshirt JuniorMissouri City, TexasRidge Point HS
15John Jackson IIIWide Receiver6'1"215 lbsFifth YearRedondo Beach, Calif.Serra HS, USC
15Kola BabalolaWide Receiver6'2"205 lbsRedshirt FreshmanModesto, Calif.James C. Enochs
16Bishop TurnerSafety5'11"170 lbsFreshmanAltadena, Calif.Charter Oak HS
16Shane IllingworthQuarterback6'6"233 lbsRedshirt JuniorNorco, Calif.Norco, Oklahoma State
17Kaleo NevesLinebacker6'2"210 lbsRedshirt SeniorHonolulu, HawaiiTimpview HS, Utah State
17Micah CamatDefensive Back6'1"192 lbsRedshirt JuniorHonolulu, Hawaii'Iolani School
18Baylor HorningQuarterback6'2"208 lbsRedshirt SeniorSparks, Nev.Reed, San Diego State
18Spencer CurtisWide Receiver5'11"182 lbsRedshirt SeniorLas Vegas, Nev.Jordan, Oregon
19Matthew KillamPlacekicker5'10"174 lbsRedshirt JuniorSan Diego, Calif.Scripps Ranch HS
20KeeKee McQueenDefensive Back5'9"170 lbsRedshirt FreshmanSpanaway, Wash.Spanaway Lakes
21Journey McKoySafety5'9"170 lbsFreshmanPittsburg, Calif.De La Salle HS
22Hezekiah Anahu-AmbrosioLinebacker6'0"215 lbsFreshmanKailua-Kona, HawaiiKonawaena HS
23Jacques Badolato-BirdsellDefensive Back5'10"201 lbsRedshirt SophomoreCamas, Wash.Camas HS
23Richard Toney Jr.Defensive Back6'0"189 lbsRedshirt SophomoreArlington, TexasArlington
24Chad BrownDefensive Back6'3"178 lbsRedshirt SeniorLawrenceville, N.J.St. Frances, UCF
24Christo ViloriaWide Receiver6'1"185 lbsFreshmanReno, Nev.Bishop Manogue HS
25Dorian BlackwellCornerback6'2"162 lbsRedshirt SophomoreColumbia, S.C.Spanish Springs HS
25Terrell JohnsonRunning Back6'1"215 lbsSixth YearEwa Beach, Hawai'iJames Campbell HS, Southwestern College
26Ashton HayesRunning Back6'0"200 lbsSophomoreReno, Nev.McQueen HS, California
26Tooni Ikahihifo Jr.Defensive Back6'0"200 lbsJuniorLancaster, Calif.Paraclete HS, College of the Canyons
28Tori MulkeyDefensive Back5'9"180 lbsSeniorOzark, Ala.Carroll HS, East Central CC
30Jonah Lewis Jr.Cornerback5'11"180 lbsFreshmanPalmdale, Calif.Inglewood HS
31Donoven DeRiccoDefensive Back6'2"190 lbsRedshirt FreshmanReno, Nev.Bishop Manogue HS
32Wesley KommerRunning Back5'9"190 lbsRedshirt JuniorSpringfield, Ore.Thurston HS
32Drue WattsLinebacker6'0"221 lbsRedshirt SophomorePalmdale, Calif.Sierra Canyon
33Stone CombsLinebacker6'0"219 lbsRedshirt FreshmanPark City, UtahPark City
33Conner NoahRunning Back5'10"200 lbsFreshmanKelso, Wash.Kelso HS
34Spencer FirebaughRunning Back5'9"173 lbsFreshmanSparks, Nev.Reed HS
34Malcolm McClureLinebacker6'1"220 lbsRedshirt FreshmanReno, Nev.Bishop Manogue HS, California
35Elijah AcklinDefensive Back5'9"180 lbsRedshirt FreshmanSparks, Nev.Reed HS
36Tongiaki MateialonaLinebacker6'1"222 lbsSeniorLong Beach, Calif.Dominguez HS
37Marquese Allen-PatmonDefensive Back6'1"200 lbsRedshirt JuniorSan Diego, Calif.Lincoln HS
38Boden PageKicker/Punter6'2"190 lbsFreshmanGreenwood Village, Colo.Cherry Creek HS
39Micah LiloLinebacker6'0"215 lbsRedshirt JuniorHonolulu, HawaiiKamehameha Schools Kapalama
40Jackson RobertsonLong Snapper6'3"215 lbsFreshmanMedford, Ore.South Medford HS
42Jackson LaDukeLinebacker6'3"240 lbsRedshirt SophomoreSparks, Nev.Spanish Springs HS, Oregon
43Brandon TaltonPlacekicker5'9"185 lbsFifth YearVacaville, Calif.Vacaville HS
44Zach BeagleLinebacker6'2"225 lbsSixth YearRockledge, Fla.Cocoa, Princeton
44Oliver StuartTight End6'4"250 lbsRedshirt FreshmanRedwood City, Calif.St. Ignatius Prep
45Chris SmalleyLinebacker6'5"220 lbsSophomoreMinden, Nev.Douglas HS
46Aedan SeiuliDefensive Back6'3"206 lbsRedshirt SophomoreSpanish Fork, UtahMaple Mountain
47Hunter KaupikoDefensive Line6'0" Redshirt JuniorLas Vegas, Nev.Faith Lutheran, San Diego State
47Rory MorganTight End6'0"190 lbsRedshirt JuniorPetaluma, Calif.St. Vincent De Paul HS, American River College, SDSU
48Matt FreemPunter6'0"190 lbsSixth YearLake Forest, Calif.El Toro HS, Saddleback College
50Louie CrestoDefensive Line6'5"265 lbsRedshirt JuniorTwin Falls, IdahoCanyon Ridge, Oregon
51Junior WallingLinebacker6'1"228 lbsRedshirt JuniorKeizer, Ore.McNary, Oregon State
52Tyson RuffinsOffensive Line FreshmanLong Beach, Calif.Long Beach Poly HS
52Dwight TogiolaDefensive Line6'3"250 lbsRedshirt SophomoreLacey, Wash.Timberline
54Josh GrabowskiOffensive Line6'3" Redshirt SophomoreManteca, Calif.East Union
54Sosefo MoeakiDefensive Line6'1"280 lbsJuniorPortland, Ore.Parkrose HS, De Anza College
55Joey CapraOffensive lineman6'4"301 lbsRedshirt SeniorAuburn, Calif.San Diego State
55Mackavelli MalotumauDefensive Line6'1"290 lbsSophomoreOceanside, Calif.El Camino HS, Utah Tech
56Zac WelchOffensive Line6'4"296 lbsRedshirt SeniorEl Dorado Hills, Calif.Oak Ridge HS
56Adam WeynandLinebacker6'2"217 lbsRedshirt JuniorBogart, Ga.North Oconee HS
57Andoni FesenmaierDefensive Line6'4"260 lbsFreshmanElko, Nev.Elko HS
58Jayden LaGroneLinebacker6'2"210 lbsFreshmanReno, Nev.McQueen HS
62Frank PosoOffensive Line6'5"335 lbsSeniorSan Jose, Calif.Branham HS
63RJ TaylorOffensive Line6'3"290 lbsRedshirt JuniorYucaipa, Calif.Yucaipa HS
64Kai ArnesonOffensive lineman6'7"309 lbsRedshirt JuniorMonument, Colo.Oregon
66Thomas WitteDefensive Tackle6'2"238 lbsRedshirt JuniorAnchorage, AlaskaWest HS
67RJ EsmonOffensive Line6'6"280 lbsFreshmanSanta Margarita, Calif.Mission College Prep
68Jacob NunezOffensive Line6'3"275 lbsRedshirt JuniorLompoc, Calif.Lompoc, Arizona State
70Isaiah WorldOffensive Line6'8"303 lbsRedshirt SophomoreSan Diego, Calif.Lincoln
71Josiah TimoteoOffensive Line6'4"300 lbsFreshmanWaianae, HawaiiWaianae HS
72Cade RodahafferDefensive Line6'5"237 lbsRedshirt FreshmanReno, Nev.Damonte Ranch
73Josh CastroOffensive Line6'3"310 lbsSixth YearLos Angeles, Calif.West Adams HS, Santa Monica College, Azusa Pacific, Angelo State, Cal Lutheran
74Garvey GordonOffensive Line6'4"313 lbsRedshirt SophomoreGermanyMonterey Peninsula College
75Shawn KlinglerOffensive Line6'5"275 lbsRedshirt FreshmanReno, Nev.McQueen
77John BollesOffensive Line6'4"295 lbsJuniorDaly City, Calif.Jefferson HS, College of San Mateo
78Andrew MadrigalOffensive Line6'4"295 lbsRedshirt SophomoreNorco, Calif.Norco HS
79Cole FeinauerOffensive lineman6'6"290 lbsRedshirt SophomoreCheshire, Conn.Reno, Colorado State
80Ross NicksonWide Receiver6'3"200 lbsFreshmanLos Angeles, Calif.Cathedral HS
81Keleki LatuTight End6'7"230 lbsJuniorSacramento, Calif.Jesuit HS, California
82Jayden O'RourkeTight End6'8"245 lbsFreshmanTweed Heads, AustraliaLindisfarne Grammar School
84Jeremiah GradowitzWide Receiver5'9"167 lbsRedshirt JuniorBakersfield, Calif.Stockdale HS
85Cameron ZeidlerTight End6'4"225 lbsRedshirt FreshmanReno, Nev.North Valleys
86Dyson FrankTight End6'6"253 lbsRedshirt SophomoreAlpine, UtahJordan, Snow College
88Nick BarcelosLong Snapper5'11"221 lbsSeniorFoothill Ranch, Calif.Santa Margarita Catholic
89D'Angelo DavisRUSH6'0"240 lbsFreshmanCarson, Calif.St. Pius X - St. Matthias Academy
89Cooper ShultsTight end6'6"250 lbsSeniorSacramento, Calif.Cosumnes Oaks, Oregon
90Ike NnakenyiDefensive Line6'3"244 lbsRedshirt FreshmanHenderson, Nev.Coronado
91James HansenDefensive Line6'2"307 lbsRedshirt SeniorFontana, Calif.Kaiser, Riverside CC / Utah State
92Dion WashingtonDefensive End6'3"288 lbsRedshirt SophomoreLas Vegas, Nev.Shadow Ridge
95Jonathan MaldonadoLinebacker6'6"213 lbsRedshirt FreshmanMonrovia, Calif.Arcadia
96Tanner VaughanDefensive Line6'4"260 lbsRedshirt SophomoreLas Vegas, Nev.Palo Verde HS, University of Mary
99William Green Jr.Defensive tackle6'6"307 lbsSixth YearAlbany, Ga.Westover, Liberty

Nevada Wolf Pack Football Schedule

DateTimeOpponentEvent/ThemeLocationResultTVRadio
Sep 2, 20233:30 PMUSC-Los Angeles, Calif.L, 14-66Pac-12 NetworksKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Sep 9, 20234:00 PMIdahoSalute To ServiceReno, Nev. Mackay StadiumL, 6-33NSN/Mountain West NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Sep 16, 20237:30 PMKansasExtra Yards For Teachers; VAMOS PackReno, Nev. Mackay StadiumL, 24-31CBS Sports NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Sep 23, 20234:00 PMTexas State-San Marcos, TexasL, 24-35ESPN+KOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Sep 30, 20237:30 PMFresno State-Fresno, Calif.L, 9-27FS1KOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Oct 14, 20232:00 PMUNLVUniversity of Nevada Sesquicentennial CelebrationReno, Nev. Mackay StadiumL, 27-45NSN/Mountain West NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Oct 21, 20236:00 PMSan Diego State-San Diego, Calif.W, 6-0FS2KOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Oct 28, 20237:30 PMNew MexicoHomecomingReno, Nev. Mackay StadiumW, 34-24CBS Sports NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Nov 4, 20231:00 PMHawai'iPack Goes PinkReno, Nev. Mackay StadiumL, 14-27Spectrum Sports/NSNKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Nov 11, 202312:00 PMUtah State-Logan, UtahL, 24-41NSN/Mountain West NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Nov 18, 202312:00 PMColorado State-Fort Collins, Colo.-Mountain West NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
Nov 25, 20236:00 PMWyomingSenior Night; Mental Health AwarenessReno, Nev. Mackay Stadium-CBS Sports NetworkKOZZ 105.7/The Varsity Network
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