The UNLV football team aims to end a two-game losing streak when it faces Colorado State on Saturday in Fort Collins, Colorado.
The Rebels (6-2, 2-2 Mountain West) recently lost 40-35 to New Mexico, allowing 532 total yards, including 401 through the air. Another loss would damage their chances of reaching the Mountain West championship game for a third straight year.
This marks UNLV’s first visit to Colorado State since 2019. Their last home game at Canvas Stadium was scheduled for 2020 but canceled due to COVID-19 positive tests.
Colorado State (2-6, 1-3) has also lost two straight games and dismissed head coach Jay Norvell mid-season. Under interim coach Tyson Summers, the Rams were shut out 28-0 by Wyoming on October 25.
The Rams hold a seven-game home winning streak against UNLV.
"The Rebels can’t afford another loss if they hope to play in the Mountain West championship game for the third consecutive year."
"Colorado State has won seven straight games at home against UNLV."
Author’s summary: UNLV faces a crucial away game against Colorado State, battling a losing streak and aiming to secure a spot in the Mountain West championship.
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