Kevin Kruger is as nice a guy as you’ll meet, but his UNLV teams never made the NCAA Tournament in his four seasons as coach, and that cost him his job Saturday.
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In a time of the transfer portal and players moving from one program to the next, UNLV needs to quickly make a call on Kevin Kruger’s status as basketball coach.
This is who they are now, all battered and bruised, a basketball team being pushed to its physical limits. UNLV doesn’t have any choice. This is the hand it has been dealt.
Kevin Kruger has led a UNLV men’s basketball team beset by injuries this season and has held things together to win six of the past eight games.
Maxx Crosby needed to buy into coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek’s long-term plans before signing an extension. He liked what he heard.
The Golden Knights defeated the New Jersey Devils on Sunday thanks to defense and goaltending in what could be a perfect playoff recipe for the team.
The 4 Nations Face-Off was a huge hit for hockey, and even included Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau taking a shot at the United States after the championship game.
Three state championship flag football games were contested Thursday at Allegiant Stadium. The Raiders played an instrumental part in making it happen.
Sierra Vista’s boys basketball team, despite losing standout center Xavion Staton midseason, sits two wins away from defending its Class 4A state championship.
Logan Thompson has found success since being traded to Washington, but the Golden Knights can’t regret sticking with Stanley Cup winner Adin Hill.
The Raiders should see what it takes to acquire Aaron Rodgers this offseason. He could be the bridge quarterback the team needs.
UNLV has lost five straight entering Saturday’s game at Wyoming, and the only way the Rebels will make the NCAA Tournament is to win the Mountain West tourney.
There are reasons no NFL team has won three straight Super Bowls. History tells us football is the hardest sport in which to three-peat.
The Raiders need to upgrade at the quarterback position. But their roster has so many holes that they shouldn’t mortgage their future for a flawed prospect.
The Golden Knights players who have committed to the 4 Nations Face-Off in February are excited to go, but the event does carry some risks.