UNLV Rebels football

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UNLV Rebels

First Year: 1968
City	Las Vegas, Nevada
Team Colors	Sacrlet and Grey
Head Coach	Mike Sanford
Home Stadium	Sam Boyd Stadium
League/Conference Affiliations
Division II Independent (1968-77) Division I-A Independent (1978-1981) Big West Conference (1982-1995) Western Athletic Conference (1996-1998) Mountain West Conference (1999-present)
Team History
All-Time Record: 205-217-4 Bowl Record: 3-0-0
Big West Conference Co-Championship 1994

The UNLV Rebels are a mid-major college football program. They compete in Division I-A and the Mountain West Conference.

Contents 1 Bowl Game Appearances and Results 2 Trophy Game 3 Rebels in the NFL 4 References 5 External link

[edit] Bowl Game Appearances and Results

Year and bowl	Winning team		Losing team
1984 California Bowl	UNLV	30	Toledo	13
1994 Las Vegas Bowl	UNLV	52	Central Michigan	24
2000 Las Vegas Bowl	UNLV	31	Arkansas	14

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[edit] Trophy Game

• Nevada - Fremont Cannon

[edit] Rebels in the NFL

• Sam Brandon - Safety, Denver Broncos
• Randall Cunningham - Retired Quarterback
• Kenny Mayne - Retired Quarterback, better known as an ESPN SportsCenter anchor
• Keenan McCardell - Wide Receiver, San Diego Chargers
• Anton Palepoi, Defensive End, Arizona Cardinals
• Adam Seward, Linebacker, Carolina Panthers
• Ickey Woods - Retired Running Back^[2]

[edit] References

1. ^ UNLV Historical Data
2. ^ Current NFL Players

[edit] External link

• Official Site