In this episode, I begin by discussing UNLV football and our successful season, achieving an impressive 10-2 record, although we ultimately fell short in the MWC championship game against Boise for the third consecutive year. I discuss the remarkable achievement of winning TEN games despite having 70 new players AND one of the worst run defenses in college football. Additionally, I highlight Anthony Colandrea as the best quarterback we’ve had in over 40 years and critique the MWC committee's decision to grant Boise State a home game that they did not deem worthy. I then shifted the conversation to the UNLV men’s basketball team, highlighting how, despite a disastrous Thanksgiving tournament, we were able to pull off an impressive road victory against a formidable ACC team. Lastly, I discuss Emmanuel Stephen’s impact and how dangerous this team could be in conference play if we get everyone healthy. Go Rebels!

Crimson Crossover episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-crimson-crossover-podcast/id1716563695?i=1000738194347

In this episode I discuss what an exciting weekend it was for UNLV sports fans. The Rebel football team wins an exciting and thrilling double OT stunner vs Utah State on Saturday. On Sunday, UNLV men's basketball team bounced back from a disappointing loss to Montana by dominating the Memphis Tigers on their home court. Great times to be a Rebel fan!

I have watched a thousand UNLV basketball games in my life and I don't remember a team looking so good in a game following a disappointing loss. It's not just the score, but the way the Rebels looked in terms of the eye test was the most impressive part. We played smart, fast, aggressive defense, and a lot of DUNKS! This is exactly what Runnin' Rebel basketball is supposed to look like.