Showing posts with label UNLV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UNLV. Show all posts

Thursday, October 15, 2009

UNLV Rebel Girl


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Saturday, October 3, 2009

The Fremont Cannon

UNLV versus NEVADA
The most expensive and the heaviest trophy in sports will be fought for between the South and the North today. The most important game in the great State of Nevada each year.


Q: How does the Nevada Wolfpack count to 10?
A: 0-1, 0-2, 0-3, 0-4, .....


Q: How does a Nevada cheerleader turn on the lights after having sex?
A: She opens the car door.


Q: How do you keep the Nevada Wolfpack out of your yard?
A: Put up goalposts.


Q: What do they call duct tape in Reno?
A: Chrome.


Q: What is the difference between an Reno cheerleader and a catfish?
A: One has whiskers and smells; the other is a fish.


Q: Why did the Nevada linebacker marry a cow?
A: He had to.


Q: What do you get when you put 32 Nevada cheerleaders in the same room?
A: A full set of teeth.


Q: How do you get a Nevada cheerleader out of your dorm room?
A: Grease her hips and push.

Q: How do you get a Nevada graduate off your porch?
A: Pay him for the pizza.


Q: Why did Nevada replace the Mackay Stadium grass with astroturf?
A: To keep the Reno Wolfpack cheerleaders from grazing during games.

The Wolf Pack should get pumped for this game -- It's all they have to look forward to each calandar year in the cowtown of Reno. The Rebels play in a tougher conference, against tougher teams and have more important games every year. The next game Nevada is looking forward to is a slaughtering in Boise. So yes, it’s a big game for them and the in-state rivalry just adds to that. UNR and their student body should get up for this game, but UNLV will put them right back to sleep.

Sunday, September 20, 2009

While You Were Sleeping



As I write this at 6:15 am Pacific, the Hawaii football team should have landed back on the Big Island, Hawaii's charter flight lifted off at Las Vegas McCarren Airport at 5 am Eastern.

UNLV 34
HAWAII 33


From this morning's Honolulu newspaper:
LAS VEGAS — This city is 2,015 feet above sea level.

With 36 seconds remaining in last night's game, Nevada-Las Vegas wideout Phillip Payne's hands were 10 feet higher.
Blanketed by 5-foot-9 cornerback Tank Hopkins, the 6-foot-3 Payne cut to the corner of the end zone. Payne then soared to grab the decisive 15-yard pass and boost UNLV to a 34-33 football victory over Hawai'i at Sam Boyd Stadium.


For those of you who stayed up on the East coast to take in this thriller, you got to sleep around 3 am.

At Sports Monitor yesterday, the Executive Selections finished at 4-5 against the pointspread and we lost 1.2 units. Let's have a great Sunday.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Second Cheerleader Picture - 2009 Football


When your school is just blocks from the Las Vegas Strip, you can imagine is there would be some pretty girls that go to school there. Have you ever seen the show girls and the cocktail waitresses on The Strip? Some of the most beautiful women in the world are right here in Fabulous Las Vegas.

The UNLV cheerleaders represent some of the best in college football and college basketball. Two weeks ago, I had the chance to sit down at the pregame season ticket holder party with the UNLV cheer girls and they are a very pleasant group of young women to be around.

I'll feature one of them today and look forward to the win over Hawaii tonight. Late kick off tonight.
I'll be tailgating in the west parking lot beginning at 5 pm Pacific. Just look for the righteous grill and the serious touch football game. I've also got the Budweiser full keg on ice that everyone that passes gets a hit off of.

Sunday, September 13, 2009

Cris Collinsworth is Wooderson


I don’t know how you can watch this clip of Cris Collinsworth from a 1980's halftime piece for Monday Night Football and NOT think of Matthew Mcconaughey's character from Dazed and Confused. They are the same guy.

The.Same.Guy.

In the clip, Collinsworth--- then a wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals professes his penchant for drawing the interest of high school girls, quipping, “Fourteen to eighteen, I’m a big star with them. As soon as they mature, after they turn 18, they start to figure it out.” And he said this on network television. Goodell would have any NFL player castrated if he said that today. The 80's were a good time.



Anyway, I thought that I would look for something funny this morning since it's 6 am and I just got home from the UNLV/Oregon State game five hours ago. For those of you on the East coast - the game concluded about 2:15 am Eastern, Oregon State 23 UNLV 21. Don't want to talk about it.

OK, I'll say one thing. Referees who call pass interference on a third-and-26 from your own 15-yard line late in the game on a ball that looks overthrown should be interrogated by Jack Bauer.
Really. I do not want to talk about it.

Sports Monitor's Executive Selections went 3-2 against the pointspread. I'll be recapping them tomorrow.

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Sunday, September 6, 2009

Post Game Celebration - Las Vegas Style


If you can read this at the time I'm publishing (Sunday morning 6:50 am), chances are you were NOT at the UNLV post game party last night. It's a light sports schedule today, just a couple late starting college football games, an evening NASCAR race and Major League Baseball.


Double Down Saloon
Known the world over as the Happiest Place on Earth, the Double Down Saloon has been bringing a much needed sophistication to Las Vegas since 1992. Interplanetary abstract. Urban decay. The Anti-Vegas. Double Down is indeed a clubhouse for the lunatic fringe.

DRINK * SMOKE * GAMBLE

Live music. Pool. Pinball. Hot chicks. Bums, punks, hipsters, bohemians, rockabilly greasers and regular joes. Touring bands and Hollywood types kicking back away from the tourists. Always expect the unexpected.

Absolutely -- The best after game party in Las Vegas. Only a minute from UNLV.

You have not had your ultimate Las Vegas experience until you've seen Thee Swank Bastards with Szandora play a set at The Double Down Saloon.


Monday, August 31, 2009

Things I Love


UNLV Football
I support my local teams as much as anyone else who is proud of their region. I'm a fixture at UNLV games throughout the year, no matter what the sport is. Football, basketball, baseball, volleyball and many other sports as well.

The UNLV football program is a relatively small program but it brings endless hours of excitement to me. I'm a regular at their practices and I follow the team year-round. Homecoming week brings daily/nightly events. Next year is finally here and dare I say it - The Rebels will be going to a bowl game this season. Mark it down.

The Rebels return four offensive line starters from last year's team that allowed just 14 sacks in 12 games - ranking them among the best in the nation.

Starting quarterback Omar Clayton returns as does wide receiver Ryan Wolfe. Ryan Wolfe will be playing on Sundays next year - throw the ball to him, he's money.

The big question will be UNLV's defensive line. It appears that they are bigger and faster than what they showed last season - the Rebels were among the worst Division-1 teams in sacks and tackles for a loss in 2008.

Before I go on with 3000 words here, I'll back down and predict that the Rebels are a surprise team this year in the Mountain West Conference which will feature no less than three Top-25 teams, TCU, BYU and Utah.

The Rebels open with three home games this year while playing seven home games overall. The Rebels open up against Sacramento State this Saturday night and face Top-25 ranked Oregon State in week two. I'm calling for the Rebels to upset Oregon State next week. I'm looking for the Rebels to be 4-0 going into the rivalry game at Nevada-Reno on October 3rd. That's the biggest game on the UNLV schedule each season.

I'm looking forward to this Saturday's opener at Sam Boyd Stadium - a cold front is predicted for later in the week. It looks as if it's going to be only about 90 degrees at kickoff .