Stephanie Rempe has an opportunity to become the most important and influential athletic director in Nevada Wolf Pack history.
There is a real chance the 6-foot-9 quarterback won’t even be a member of the team this fall after his arrest last Sunday morning for driving under the influence.
Nevada is among the 13 Division I teams with the worst quarterback situation in the entire country, according to ESPN.
The Pack now has to worry about also losing its best players to any school that can waive the potential of more money and exposure in front of a player’s nose.
Ken Wilson’s loyalty and devotion to Chris Ault seems to have reached scary levels.
An offense can’t earn a nickname, after all, until its players earn a starting job.
Carson Strong’s biggest enemy is his right knee and it will likely haunt him for the rest of his professional athletic life and beyond.
Throwing the football, apparently, doesn’t mean as much in the NFL as it once did.
"We could be sitting in the middle of the worst off-season in Nevada Wolf Pack men’s basketball history."
The first two years of Ken Wilson’s roughly $1 million-a-year contract, after all, will be paid for by Colorado State and former Pack coach Jay Norvell.