8legs: Unlv runnin' rebels

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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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UNLV edged Boise State in an overtime win at the Thomas & Mack Center, continuing a strong home run.
Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn poured in a career-high 33 points to fuel the Rebels’ victory.
Pastner highlighted grit and toughness as essential traits for late-game success.
Pastner credited the team’s energy, noting improvements after an energized effort throughout the game.
Freshman Tyrin Jones sealed the game with a crucial block in the late moments.
Pastner reiterated a fighter mindset as essential to competing at a high level.
UNLV improved to 3-2 in Mountain West play after the win.
Dra Gibbs-Lawhorn’s performance energized UNLV from early in the game.
The Rebels overcame a rough start, building momentum as the game progressed.
The article frames the win as a testament to teamwork and perseverance.

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Pastner returned to coaching and took over UNLV, highlighting a fresh start for the Rebels.
He said he had to build a new team at UNLV, unlike earlier stops where teams already existed.
Pastner described fundraising as more central to the head coach role in modern college athletics.
Pastner credited television work for giving him a broader view of programs and practices.
He described UNLV as a 'sleeping giant' with potential to rise again.
Pastner emphasized the overall opportunity and prestige of the UNLV job.
Pastner recalled the differences between fundraising and coaching during his early coaching days.
Pastner contrasted his time at Memphis and Georgia Tech with today’s portal-driven recruiting.
The interview covered his view on how basketball operations have evolved since his TV career.
Pastner highlighted UNLV’s storied tradition as a foundation for future success.

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