Nevada (3-2) vs. UCSB (3-1)
Saturday, November 22, 2025 - 2 p.m.
Reno, Nev. – Lawlor Events Center
 
TV/Stream: Mountain West Network/MW App
Radio: 95.5 KNEV/ The Varsity Network App (PxP: Mike Stefansson)

RENO, Nev. - Nevada continues the non-conference home slate on Saturday, at 2 p.m., as they face UCSB in Lawlor Events Center. This will be the first time the two teams have faced each other since 2016.

The game will be streamed on Mountain West Network and the MW App. The radio broadcast is available on 95.5 FM in Reno and through the Varsity Network App (www.thevarsitynetwork.com), featuring Mike Stefansson on the call.

UP NEXT
Nevada will get back on the road and travel to Palm Springs, Calif., for the 2025 Acrisure Series. The Pack is set to face Washington, Nov. 27 at 1:30 pm, and either Colorado or San Francisco match on Nov. 28.

ABOUT UCSB
UCSB (3-1) enters Saturday's matchup after an overtime loss at home against LMU on Monday night.

Miro Little scored a team high of 19 points while Colin Smith had 18. Jason Fontenet II and Zion Sensley took care of the glass with eight rebounds, while Little recorded seven and a block. Hosana Kitenge led the defense with two blocks.

As a team, the Gauchos shot 38 percent from the field (27-for-71), 28.6 percent from three (8-for-28), and 70.6 percent at the line (12-for-17).

LAST TIME OUT FOR THE PACK
Nevada came up short against UC Davis on Tuesday night, falling 75–71 at home. Elijah Price and Peyton White paced the offense with 15 points each, with Price grabbing a team-high six rebounds and White adding four.

Corey Camper Jr. (12 points), Vaughn Weems (11), and Tayshawn Comer (10) also reached double figures to bolster the Pack's scoring effort.

Nevada (3–2) shot 39.6 percent from the field, 40 percent from three, and 71.4 percent at the line, but couldn't slow down an efficient Aggies offense that hit 48.9 percent overall, 42.3 percent from deep, and 74.1 percent at the stripe.

The Pack continued to assert themselves on the boards, finishing with 32 rebounds, including nine on the offensive end. Behind Price's six rebounds were Comer with five, and both Weems and White with four.

PRICE ON THE GLASS
Forward Elijah Price continues to lead the Pack with his efforts in the glass.

Price's double-double performance against Southern Illinois (17 points and 19 rebounds) keeps the Long Beach, Calif. native ranked third in the Mountain West Conference. His 19-rebound performance on Nov. 12, 2025, set a new career high, stands as one of the top rebounding games in program history, and is ranked fourth-highest single-game total in Division I this season.

Price's effort is now the best single-game rebounding performance by a Nevada player under head coach Steve Alford and the most by any Pack player since Cameron Oliver grabbed 21 boards against UNLV on Feb. 20, 2016.

COMER AND CAMPER SETTING THE PACE
Tayshawn Comer and Corey Camper Jr. continue to drive the Pack offense, scoring in double figures in all five games to start the season.

Comer has totaled 81 points, averaging 16.2 per game, while adding 18 assists, 17 rebounds, and six steals.

Starting all five games, Camper Jr. has been another strong contributor to the Pack offense. The Little Rock, Ark., native is averaging 14.8 points along with 21 rebounds, six assists, and seven steals.

Camper Jr. matched his career high with 21 points in Nevada's matchup at Santa Clara on Nov. 15, 2025.

TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN WEST
Nevada is ranked among the conference's best in several categories.

Powered by Joel Armotrading and Elijah Price, the Pack leads the Mountain West in blocks, rebounds, free throws made, and free throw attempts.

Price (47 total; 9.4 per game) and Armotrading (31 total; 6.2 per game) anchor Nevada's work on the glass and in rim protection. Armotrading is first in the conference with six blocks, while Price ranks second with five.

Price also leads the Mountain West at the free-throw line, going 30-for-43 so far this season.