Jan. 5, 2017
Nevada game notes 
TELEVISION
Watch Live: ESPN2, WatchESPN
• Sam Farber (Play-By-Play)
• Richie Schueler (Color Analyst)
ON RADIO
Wolf Pack Radio Network - 94.5 FM, 630 AM
Pregame starts 30 minutes prior to tipoff
• Ryan Radtke (Play-By-Play)
ONLINE AUDIO
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• Live statistics - nevadastats.com
TWITTER
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• Men's Basketball Twitter: @NevadaHoops
NEVADA HITS THE ROAD TO FACE LOBOS ON ESPN2
• The Nevada Wolf Pack (13-3, 2-1 MW) will carry momentum from a big win against San Diego State into New Mexico Saturday to face the Lobos (9-6, 2-1 MW) at 8:15 p.m. PT on ESPN2.
• For the second game in a row, the Wolf Pack will face an opponent it played in last year's
conference tournament. The Wolf Pack defeated the Lobos in the quarterfinals 64-62.
• After its first two losses of the year, the Wolf Pack put together win streaks of five and seven games, and will be looking to continue that trend with a second straight win in New Mexico.
• Two players recorded double-doubles in the win over San Diego State in sophomores Jordan Caroline and Cameron Oliver. It marked just the second time this year two Pack players
accomplished the feat in the same game.
• Staying consistent this year, four Pack players in seniors Marcus Marshall (20.4) and D.J. Fenner (12.5) and sophomores Cameron Oliver (15.1) and Jordan Caroline (12.7) are averaging double figures. All four scored more than 10 against San Diego State.
• Freshman Devearl Ramsey (13.0 mpg) and junior Leland King II (11.5 mpg) have both seen a large increase in playing time since Josh Hall was diagnosed with a concussion against SJSU.
Wolf Pack Layups
• The Wolf Pack picked up its first victory over San Diego State since 1998 to move to 13-3, 2-1 MW on the year.
• Nevada is now 14-2 after a loss in the Eric Musselman era.
• The Wolf Pack moved up in the RPI after the win against SDSU Wednesday night, now 45th, the highest ranking in the conference.
• Nevada has beaten two schools ranked in Ken Pomeroy's College Basketball Ranking's top 100 and has topped a total of six in the top 200.
• Senior D.J. Fenner moved up two spots on the Nevada all-time list in career points against San Diego State, passing Dwayne Randall (1984-86) at 1,060 and Matt Williams (1987-91) at 1,062. Fenner now has 1,064 career points, 35 short of passing former teammate Marqueze Coleman at 1,098.
• Fenner has been a menace on the road this season, scoring 19.7 points per game in the last three true road games.
• Senior Marcus Marshall is now top five in the nation when it comes to shooting the long ball, draining 3.75 per game.
•Nevada had four players score more than 10 points against the Aztecs, the 12th time the Pack has accomplished that this season.
• Sophomore Jordan Caroline picked up his sixth double-double of the season vs. SDSU, ending the game with 19 points and 11 boards.
• Sophomore Cameron Oliver also recorded a double-double against the Aztecs with his 17 points and 11 rebounds. It was the second time this season two Nevada players accomplished the feat in the same game (at home vs. Iona).
• Sophomore Lindsey Drew ended the game on Wednesday with four blocks, setting a career high for the point guard.
• Freshman Devearl Ramsey got plenty of playing time against the Aztecs, putting up five boards for a new career high.
• Oliver was a workhorse for Nevada on Wednesday night, playing all 40 minutes of the game.
• Marshall scored 12 points against San Diego State to keep his season-long double-figure scoring streak alive.
• Marshall went 2-of-7 from the arc vs. the Aztecs, hitting at least two shots from three in every game this season.
• As a team the Wolf Pack tied its season high in three-pointers made with 13 at Fresno State. The Pack also drained 13 from beyond the arc against UC Irvine on Dec. 14.
• Nevada shot a season high 84.6 percent from the charity stripe at Fresno State, going 11-of-13 from the line. Both Fenner and sophomore Jordan Caroline were a perfect 4-of-4.
• After coming down hard on the court against SJSU, freshman starter Josh Hall was carted off the court on a stretcher and taken to the hospital. Head coach Eric Musselman announced the next day that Hall suffered a concussion and had been released from the hospital. His return is unknown.
• Against San Jose State, Nevada's defense posted season bests in fewest points allowed (55), field goals made (19) and field goal percentage (29.2).
• Sophomore Leland King II recorded his first career double-double, ending the game against San José State with 13 points and 12 rebounds. Both were season highs.
• Drew's career-high 14 rebounds at Bradley is a season-high for the team.
• Marshall put up 32 points at Washington earlier this season. The 32 points is the most in a single game for any player in the Mountain West.
• Of Nevada's 77.8 points per game, 66.4 have come from Marshall, Caroline, Fenner, Oliver and Drew.
• The Wolf Pack has scored its season high 91 points twice this season (at Bradley, vs. Iona at home). In the game against Iona, 89 of the 91 points came from the starters.
• The Wolf Pack's 23 point lead vs. OSU on Nov. 18 was its biggest advantage at the half this season.
