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Nevada vs. Opponents


Nevada Wolf Pack
University of Nevada
 Reno, NV
Founded: 1874
Stadium: Mackay Stadium
Capacity: 31,545
Colors: Silver & Blue
Coach:
Conference: Mountain West-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
Select Opponent 
      
  
  
 Date   Opponent   Score    
 9/30/1978 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   W 37-14     
 10/1/1977 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   W 47-7     
 9/7/1974 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   W 28-7     
 9/8/1973 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 28-31     
 9/9/1972 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   W 37-6     
 11/8/1969 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 26-27     
 11/16/1968 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   W 21-7     
 10/7/1967 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 6-34     
 10/15/1966 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 0-27     
 11/6/1965 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 8-27     
 11/14/1964 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 6-21     
 11/16/1963 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 6-21     
 10/20/1962 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   T 14-14     
 10/21/1961 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 0-48     
 10/22/1960 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 7-18     
 10/17/1959 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 14-30     
 10/18/1958 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 6-18     
 10/18/1957 (Fri)  @  San Francisco State   L 8-21     
 9/29/1956 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 20-32     
 10/29/1955 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 7-18     
 9/25/1954 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 19-39     
 11/6/1954 (Sat)  @  San Francisco State   L 0-54     
 11/7/1953 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   L 27-28     
 9/21/1940 (Sat)  vs.  San Francisco State   W 47-0     
 9/22/1939 (Fri)  vs.  San Francisco State   W 13-6     


Nevada has won 7  and scored 432 points
San Francisco State has won 17  and scored 555 points
with 1  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



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