The Nevada Wolf Pack will open their 2024 college football schedule on August 24, against SMU. Keep scrolling for more.

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2024 Nevada Game and TV Schedule

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Nevada 2024 Strength of Schedule

• The Wolf Pack will have the sixth-hardest schedule in college football, based on their opponents’ combined win total last season (88).
• Nevada is facing the 15th-toughest schedule this season (based on its opponents’ projected win total this year).
• In terms of difficulty, based on their MWC opponents’ combined win total last season, the Wolf Pack will be playing the 77th-ranked conference schedule this year.
• Nevada will play nine teams this season that finished above .500 in 2023. That schedule includes three teams that had nine or more victories and zero squads with less than four wins last year.
• The Wolf Pack’s schedule in 2024 features 10 returning teams who played in a bowl game.

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Nevada Stat Insights (2023)

• With 300 yards of total offense per game (seventh-worst) and 442.7 yards allowed per game on defense (eighth-worst), the Wolf Pack struggled on both sides of the ball last season.
• It was a rough season for Nevada, which ranked seventh-worst in scoring offense (17.3 points per game) and 17th-worst in scoring defense (33.4 points per game allowed) last year.
• With 175.2 offensive passing yards per game (21st-worst) and 253.9 passing yards allowed per game on defense (19th-worst) last season, the Wolf Pack played poorly on both sides of the ball in the passing game.
• Despite sporting a bottom-25 run defense that ranked 12th-worst in FBS (188.8 rushing yards allowed per game) last season, Nevada played better offensively, ranking 100th in FBS by putting up 124.8 rushing yards per game.
• While the Wolf Pack’s third-down defense ranked 99th with a 41.5% third-down percentage allowed per game last season, they were worse on offense, ranking seventh-worst with a 29.9% third-down percentage.
• With 16 forced turnovers (86th in FBS) against 20 turnovers committed (88th in FBS) last season, Nevada’s -4 turnover margin ranked 97th in college football.

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