RENO, Nev. — The University at Buffalo had difficulty slowing a high-powered Nevada offense and lost to the Wolf Pack, 38-14, at Mackay Stadium on Saturday night. The Bulls were able to effectively move the ball on the ground, rushing for a season-best 231 yards. However, Nevada gained 352 yards on the ground and controlled the line of scrimmage.
Nevada took its opening possession and drove 72 yards on eight plays. Quarterback Tyler Stewart scrambled into the endzone for a 9-yard score. (UB 0, Nevada 7, 9:19 1Q)
Jaxson Kincaide ripped off a 48-yard run to set up a first and goal. But the UB defense held Nevada to a 23-yard field goal. (UB 0, Nevada 10, 14:52 2Q) The Wolf Pack drove 87 yards on 15 plays and James Butler scored from two yards out to extend the Nevada lead. (UB 0, Nevada 17, 6:50 2Q) Nevada added another touchdown late in the half when Butler scored for the second straight time, on a 4-yard run. (UB 0, Nevada 24, 4:05 2Q)
Nevada took the second half kickoff and drove 75 yards on 13 plays. Butler scored from a yard out for his third rushing touchdown of the game. (UB 0, Nevada 31, 9:01 3Q) The Bulls got on the board when Jordan Johnson took a Tyree Jackson screen pass and raced 57 yards to the endzone. (UB 7, Nevada 31, 3:01 3Q) Nevada answered the UB touchdown by driving 75 yards on 15 plays. Stewart hit Wyatt Demps for a 2-yard touchdown. (UB 7, Nevada 38, 11:51 4Q) The Bulls drove 75 yards on only seven plays and Jordan Johnson scored on a 12-yard run. He had a 28-yard run earlier on the drive. (UB 14, Nevada 38, 8:50 4Q)
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