Postgame notes – UNLV

-Nevada finishes the regular season 7-5 overall, it's best regular season record since it also finished 7-5 in 2014.
-Sophomore WR McLane Mannix has caught a pass in every game of his collegiate career, up to 24 games now. He hauled in his seventh TD reception of the season on the Wolf Pack's opening possession, which set a single season career high.
-True freshman WR Cole Turner made his first collegiate reception on a 24-yard TD catch that helped the Pack convert on 4^th-and-2 and take a 14-0 lead in the first quarter.
-Senior QB Ty Gangi passed Jeff Rowe for ninth in career passing TDs at Nevada and now has 56 in his career, one behind Cody Fajardo for eighth.
-Ty Gangi has thrown a TD pass in 26 consecutive games, which ranks second in the nation.
-Ty Gangi threw three interceptions in the game for the fourth time in his career and first since the Boise State game in November of 2017.
-Junior RB Kelton Moore scored his fourth rushing TD of the season on a season-long run of 46 yards, putting Nevada up 20-0 in the first quarter. He finished the game with 129 rushing yards on just 13 carries, his first 100-yard game of the season and fifth of his career.
-Senior PK Ramiz Ahmed is now 14-of-15 in his career on FG attempts under 40 yards. He was a perfect 3-for-3 in the game, setting a single game career high in FGs made.
-Nevada was 4-for-4 on its first four offensive possessions of the game with three touchdowns and a field goal.
-Sophomore DB Nephi Sewell recovered a fumble in the first quarter, his first fumble recovery of the season and second of his career.
-Nevada's 20-0 scoring in the first quarter was its third-best quarter of the season, behind a 28-0 quarter against Portland State and two 21-0 quarters against Colorado State.
-Senior LB Malik Reed recorded his eighth sack of the season in the fourth quarter, stopping the Rebels on a 3^rd-and-long while the Pack held a one-point lead. It was Reed's 22^nd career sack, which puts him seventh among active FBS players. He needs half a sack to tie Brock Hekking for fourth all-time at Nevada.
-Malik Reed also notched 2.5 TFL in the game, giving him 15.5 on the year and 38.5 in his career.
-Senior TE Trae Carter-Wells' 24-yard reception in the fourth quarter was a career-long catch.
-Senior DB Asauni Rufus tied for the team lead with eight tackles and now has 334 in his career, third-most in Nevada history. Nephi Sewell and Jomon Dotson also recorded eight tackles in the game.
-Both teams were 4-for-4 in the red zone.
-The all-time series between Nevada and UNLV is now 26-18, in favor of the Wolf Pack. This is the Rebels first win over the Wolf Pack since 2015.