Chris Murray
Columnist at Nevada Sports Net
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nevadasportsnet.com | Chris Murray
TOPICS:Nevada footballBlue-collar rootsRoster buildJeff ChoateTeam-first goalDisciplineTalentMountain WestNevada Sports Net columnist Chris Murray is known to be a bit wordy, so we're giving him 1,000 words (but no more than that) every Friday to share his thoughts from the week that was in the world of sports. * BASED SOLELY ON talent, I'd pick Nevada football's 2024 roster over the 2025 roster. But I'm betting the 2025 team ends up with the better record. That's not completely fair.
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nevadasportsnet.com | Chris Murray
The Nevada men's basketball team is one of six schools reportedly still in the mix for Louisiana Tech transfer Al Green, per college basketball reporter Sam Kayser. Green is a 6-foot-3, 185-pound guard from Sacramento who played for San Diego City College before transferring to Louisiana Tech last season. He played in 30 games with 10 starts and averaged 10.2 points, 2.3 rebounds and 0.9 assists per game. Green shot 44.1 percent from the field, including 42.1 percent from three.
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nevadasportsnet.com | Chris Murray
TOPICS:Nevada basketballProfessional basketballWolf PackNBA playersOverseas leaguesG LeagueInternational playersBasketball statisticsFor many Nevada men's basketball players, hoops doesn't end after college. While the Wolf Pack had just two alums play in the NBA this season, at least 24 played professional basketball in 2024-25, most overseas. Nevada players appeared in games in 17 countries across six continents (no Antarctica, if basketball is even played there).
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nevadasportsnet.com | Chris Murray
If Murvin Kenion III had his way, he would have joined the Nevada football team in 2019. But he didn't get that opportunity until 2025, and he's not planning on wasting his one season with the Wolf Pack. The native of Vallejo, Calif., was a high school friend of former Nevada star quarterback Carson Strong, the two playing on the same Bay Area-based seven-on-seven football team coached by Maurice Jones-Drew.
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nevadasportsnet.com | Chris Murray
On weekday mornings, Nevada Sports Net will recap three big headlines of the day in its Morning Download. Read below for today's topics. 1. Nevada football to cap spring camp at Carson HighThe Nevada football team will cap its 15 allowable spring camp practices at 5:30 p.m. tonight at Carson High in the Friday Night Lights Spring Showcase. The Wolf Pack is not holding a traditional spring game this season to avoid injuries and potential poaching from power-conference schools.
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RT @NevadaSportsNet: Nevada lands a commitment from junior college transfer Vaughn Weems. The 6'5" wing chose the Wolf Pack over New Mexic…
The Week in 1,000 Words column: Nevada football leaned into its blue-collar roots for the 2025 roster build, emphasizing selfless steadiness over stars. Will it work? https://t.co/i4jZNpWVmv
Nevada now must win its last two matches — against San Jose State and New Mexico — and have San Diego State lose one of its last two to win a share of the Mountain West regular-season title.
Heartbreaker for Nevada women's tennis. Wolf Pack (15-2, 6-2) loses a 3-1 lead and falls to Fresno State, 4-3, to drop out of a three-way tie for first in the Mountain West. Paulina Montiel outlasted Kennedy Robinson, 5-7, 6-3, 7-6, in singles No. 6 to clinch the match.