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UNLV sits at No. 9 in the Mountain West power rankings after back-to-back road losses.
Nevada Sports Net released the weekly MW rankings for UNLV, CSU, and Boise State.
UNLV is not highly ranked in KenPom offense or defense according to the report.
CSU’s performance is noted as having some defensive issues and a near-return of Kyle Jorgensen.
Boise State’s struggles in league play are highlighted as part of the ranking discussion.
The piece implies UNLV could improve with a win over Boise State but must prove road success.
Momentum for UNLV hinges on performing well in Mountain West road games.
UNLV had two consecutive road losses following an up-and-down season.
The ranking discussion includes opponents Colorado State and Boise State as context for UNLV's standing.

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Harper says UNLV should stay in the Mountain West given the current landscape and uncertainties in the Pac-12.
Harper notes the Pac-12 has changed and is no longer the same conference as before.
He foresees another conference realignment but says certainty lies in programs with a history of success and strong markets.
Harper mentions there is no exit fee worry if UNLV receives a move offer to a power conference.
His message remains to focus on being the best UNLV and let moves fall where they may.
Harper’s interview was conducted with the official UNLV site and highlights ongoing realignment discussions.
Harper references the potential for changes following the current academic year.
UNLV’s schedule already includes new opponents like Grand Canyon Lopes as part of the shifting landscape.
Harper emphasizes resilience and continued focus on program performance amid realignment talk.
The piece was published about UNLV and realignment developments in SI News.

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Corey Camper Jr. earns spotlight as the top transfer of the 1/7–1/13 period with a career-high 31 points against Wyoming.
Nevada's transfer trio, including Camper Jr., Comer, and Price, has helped make the Wolf Pack a hot team in the Mountain West.
Spotlighted player for the week is Corey Camper Jr., a 6'5" shooting guard who transferred from UTEP to Nevada.
Camper Jr. has emerged as Nevada's primary offensive option with a recent 31-point burst.
The report introduces the Transfer Portal Team of the Week format for the season's first true weekly edition.
The full team includes top performers at all five positions, with repeats allowed in the lineup.
The article lists multiple transfers and performance notes across the Mountain West, highlighting Nevada’s rising status.
The piece traces Camper Jr.'s path from Tyler Junior College to UTEP and finally to Nevada.
The 2025–26 Mountain West Transfer Portal Tracker is referenced as part of ongoing coverage.
The article frames transfer activity as part of broader college athletics narratives in 2026.

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