Who: Nevada Wolf Pack (11-10, 4-6 MW) at UNLV Lady Rebels (13-8, 8-2 MW)
When: Wednesday, Feb. 7 - 6 p.m. PT
Where: Cox Pavilion - Las Vegas, Nev.
Live Stream: NevadaWolfPack.tv
Radio: NBC Sports Radio 94.1 FM/1450 AM
Online Radio: NevadaWolfPack.com/audio
Play-by-Play Announcer: Doug Greenwald
Live Stats: Nevada.StatBroadcast.com

QUICK HITS
• Senior T Moe needs 125 points to become Nevada's 13th 1,000-point scorer.
• Senior Teige Zeller is averaging a near double-double in league games at 12.3 ppg and 9.6 rpg.
• Teige Zeller also broke into the top 10 in career rebounds at Nevada following Saturday's game, now with 600 in her career.
• Nevada is looking to snap a three-game losing streak and earn its first ever road win over UNLV.
• Wednesday marks the first Governor's Series matchup this season between the two women's basketball programs.

SERIES HISTORY
Nevada and UNLV have long been rivals on the court but UNLV has had Nevada's number over the years, winning 32 of the previous 40 contests, which includes a perfect 18-0 home record.

LAST TIME OUT (L, 65-59 vs. Colorado State)
• Jade Redmon produced a career high 23 points, her third 20-point game of the conference season.
• MorningRose Tobey returned to the court for the first time in four games and played a career high 25 minutes.
• The Wolf Pack outrebounded the Rams, 41-39, and led 19-6 in second chance points.
• Camariah King scored in double figures (10 points) for the 11th time in her last 14 games.
• Colorado State hit 47.5 percent of its shots while Nevada hit just 34.4 percent.
• The game marked Nevada's third straight loss.

EYEING THE 1,000 POINT PRIZE
Senior guard T Moe is on the cusp on reaching 1,000 points in her Wolf Pack career. Moe, who is in her sixth year with the program after battling multiple knee injuries over the years, has scored 875 points. If Moe reaches the 1,000-point mark, she will be the 13th player in program history to do so.

HOME SWEET HOME
Lawlor Events Center has been kind to the Wolf Pack over the years. Through 12 home games this season Nevada sports an 8-4 record. Since the women's basketball team started playing in Lawlor in 1994, the Pack is 204-150 at home.

SEEING DOUBLE
Senior Teige Zeller has been a double-double machine this season, collecting her seventh of the year last Wednesday night at Fresno State. The New Mexico native scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, which led her to nine straight games scoring in double figures. The double-double Wednesday night was the 10th of Zeller's career, which means she has more than doubled her double-double output from her previous three seasons.

BY THE NUMBERS
0 - Wins over UNLV that Nevada has in Las Vegas.
7.5 - Nevada's current point total in this year's Governor's Series.
8 - Wins needed for Amanda Levens to become the winningest first year head coach in Nevada women's basketball program history.
125 - Points needed by T Moe to reach 1,000 in her career.
439 - Miles traveled from Reno, Nev. to Las Vegas, Nev.

LEVENS MAKES HISTORY
Nevada head coach Amanda Levens has made history already in her first season at the helm of the program. The Wolf Pack secured a winning non-conference record, making Levens the first coach in program history to do so in their first season. Nevada ended non-conference action with a 7-4 record, the highest non-league record since the 2010-11 squad went 11-2.

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE
Nevada has 11 teams on its schedule this season who participated in postseason tournaments last year, including four who made the NCAA Tournament. Boise State, the favorite this year in the Mountain West,  UConn, which enters the season ranked No. 1 in the nation, Oregon State and Montana State competed in the NCAA Tournament. Teams to have played in the Women's National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) include Utah, SMU, Seattle, Colorado State, UNLV and Wyoming. Utah State made an appearance in the WBI.

MILESTONE WATCH
Nevada has a few players who are approaching milestones, some of whom could hit those numbers Wednesday evening at UNLV.

• AJ Cephas - Five blocks shy of 100
• AJ Cephas - Two rebounds shy of 500
• T Moe - 125 points shy of 1,000
• T Moe - Four assists shy of 300
• MorningRose Tobey - 20 points shy of 200
• Teige Zeller - Five rebounds shy of moving to ninth all-time in rebounding

BUY-ONE, GET-ONE-FREE TICKET DEAL
All fans who purchase a ticket to the game against UNLV on Tuesday, Feb. 27 will receive one free ticket of their choice to any of the remaining home games. The deal lasts through the rest of the regular season.

REBOUNDING MACHINE
Through 21 games this season, the Wolf Pack has been a well oiled machine when it comes to rebounding. Heading into Wednesday's game, Nevada ranks third in the Mountain West in rebouding margin, grabbing an average of 5.1 more rebounds per game than its opponent. Additionally the Pack ranks third in the league in rebounding defense (34.2 rpg) and is also third in rebounding offense (39.4 rpg). Teige Zeller leads all Nevada players with 8.2 rebounds per game, good for third in the conference.

MOE MOVING UP THE RANKS
Senior guard T Moe, who is in her sixth year with the program having battled injuries throughout, continues to move up the ranks in the Nevada record book.

Career Free Throws Made
1. Chris Starr (1982-86) - 594
2. Dellena Criner (2005-09) - 551
3. Kate Smith (1999-2003) - 464
4. T Moe (2012-present) - 387
5. Ieesha Donadelle (1994-98) - 305

Career Assists
6. Traci Graham (2003-07) - 354
7. Angie Heer (1997-2001) - 334
8. T Moe (2012-present) - 296
9. Nicole Smith (1988-92) - 252
10. Noelle Fable (1994-98) - 232

BOARDS FOR ZELLER
Teige Zeller is enjoying a stellar senior season for the Wolf Pack, especially on the boards, moving into the top 10 in career rebounds at Nevada.

6. Kit Larson (1981-85) - 636
7. Mimi Mungedi (2011-15) - 614
8. Cherlanda Franklin (2004-09) - 608
9. Jessica Preslar (2003-06) - 604
10. Teige Zeller (2014-present) - 600

CEPHAS' BLOCK PARTY
Junior forward AJ Cephas has been one of Nevada's best shot blockers since she arrived on campus. Though she has just eight blocks this season, she continues to move up the ranks in the Wolf Pack record book.

Career Blocks
6. April Bankston (2001-05) - 102
7. AJ Cephas (2015-present) - 95
8. Emily Burns (2011-15) - 94
9. Jelena Zrnic (1996-98) - 91
10. Kate Smith (1999-2003) - 82

LEVENS SIGNS SIX TO PLAY FOR WOLF PACK
During the early signing period, Nevada head coach Amanda Levens announced the signing of six to play for the Wolf Pack next season.

Essence Booker - 5-8 - G - Las Vegas, Nev./Spring Valley HS
Da'Ja Hamilton - 5-8 - G - Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Etiwanda HS
Imani Lacy - 6-0 - G - Fresno, Calif./Central HS
Kailee Oliverson - 6-3 - F - Twin Bridges, Mont./Twin Bridges HS
Emma Torbert - 6-2 - F - Santa Ana, Calif./Mater Dei HS
Amaya West - 5-10 - G - Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain HS

ROSTER BREAKDOWN
By Class: Senior (4), Junior (4), Sophomore (4), Freshman (1)
By State: California (5), New Mexico (2), Nevada (3), Washington (2), Montana (1)
By Position: Guard (9), Forward (4)

COACHING STAFF
The Nevada women's basketball coaching staff is brand new this season after first-year head coach Amanda Levens was hired to replace the retired Jane Albright in March. Levens, who is in her second stint as a head coach, joined the Wolf Pack after she spent the last five seasons as an associate head coach at her alma mater, Arizona State. She added assistant coaches Laura Gonsalves, Shannon Gholar and Sybil Dosty in the offseason. Nevada alum Tahnee Robinson, who spent the last two seasons with the Pack as a graduate assistant, remains on staff as the director of player development. Shea Mead also remains on staff as the team's director of basketball operations.