It was an incredible season for the UNLV Rebels offense. In Dan Mullen's first season as the head coach in Las Vegas, they had one of the most electric offenses in the nation.
Prior to the start of the UNLV Rebels' 2025 season, UNLV hired Dan Mullen to be their head coach and replace Barry Odom, who exited to take the Purdue Boilermakers job.
The UNLV Rebels suffered a disappointing loss to the Boise State Broncos in the Mountain West Championship Game on Friday. It was their third consecutive loss to the Broncos in the title game.
UNLV travels to Boise State on Friday night to decide the Mountain West Championship Game in the 2025 college football season. The Rebels and Broncos won a four-way tie solved by computer rankings after New Mexico and San Diego State also finished 6-2 in league play this season.
It is déjà vu all over again for the conference crown. For the third time in as many years, the Mountain West Championship game will feature UNLV and Boise State.
UNLV quarterback Anthony Colandrea became the first Rebel ever to win the Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year award, capping a breakthrough junior season that reshaped the program’s expectations at the position.
After an incredible season in which he helped lead the UNLV Rebels football team to the Mountain West Championship game, which will be played on Friday, December 5, quarterback Anthony Colandrea has been named the Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year.
The UNLV Rebels football team came away with a huge win over the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors in Week 13. They blew the Rainbow Warriors out by a score of 38 - 10.
The UNLV Rebels' offense has looked unstoppable in the first half of tonight's game against the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors. They head into the half with a lead of 24 - 10.
The battle to earn a spot in the Mountain West Championship Game heats up on Friday night, as UNLV hosts Hawaii in a key Week 13 matchup in the 2025 college football season.
The UNLV Rebels football team didn't have as explosive an offensive game as we've been accustomed to, but their 29 points were enough to get the job done in double overtime against the Utah State Aggies.
The UNLV Rebels football team lost their Week 10 matchup against the New Mexico Lobos by a score of 40 - 35. However, when you score 35 points, you're still going to have some big offensive performances.
The UNLV Rebels are returning from their third bye week after suffering their first loss of the season on the road to the Boise State Broncos. With the loss, they are now sitting at 6 - 1 for the season, and 2 - 1 in Mountain West Conference play.
The UNLV Rebels are coming off a bye week and will host a very good New Mexico Lobos team this week. We have heard plenty from Rebels' head coach Dan Mullen this week, but recently the Lobos' first-year head coach Jason Eck spoke at a press conference as well.
Last week, after the win over the Wyoming Cowboys, we talked about how the game didn't have as much offense, and there weren't many standout performances on offense for the UNLV Rebels.
The UNLV Rebels will go on the road this week to take on the Boise State Broncos on the Smurf Turf. With the undefeated Rebels looming, Broncos' head coach Spencer Danielson spoke to the media about the upcoming matchup against UNLV.
The UNLV Rebels escaped with a win over the Air Force Falcons on Saturday afternoon in an absolutely wild game to remain undefeated. They won the game by a score of 51 - 48, after quarterback Anthony Colandrea broke off a 19-yard touchdown run to give the Rebels the lead with 36 seconds left.
The Anthony Colandrea era at UNLV is already rewriting the record books. The sophomore quarterback has been named the Old Trapper Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week for the second straight week, making him the first UNLV quarterback ever to win the award multiple times in a single season.
Week two in the Mountain West brings a slate of nine games. Three of those contests involve conference teams dipping into the FCS level for opponents. Some of those offer some interesting matchups and story lines.
Former UVA quarterback Anthony Colandrea transferred to UNLV this offseason to play for former Florida head coach Dan Mullen, but he was unable to win the starting job outright.
Anthony Colandrea, the former Virginia Cavaliers quarterback, is making his case to lead the UNLV Rebels offense in 2025. After transferring to UNLV in the offseason, Colandrea entered fall camp in a head-to-head battle with former Michigan quarterback Alex Orji for the starting job.
Former Virginia quarterback Anthony Colandrea seems to be strongly considering transferring within the Atlantic Coast Conference. Colandrea posted an Instagram story on Saturday morning showing that he is currently on a visit to Syracuse.
One day after the news broke that he was entering the transfer portal, Virginia quarterback Anthony Colandrea took to social media to say his goodbyes and thank-yous to the UVA football program.
After a disappointing loss at home to the Louisville Cardinals last Saturday, it’s time for another look at Anthony Colandrea’s performance at quarterback for the Virginia Cavaliers.