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Jackson Arnold Accounts for 5 TDs as UNLV Beats California 39-31
Arnold accounted for five touchdowns and 268 total yards as UNLV erased a 17-point lead and scored the final two touchdowns.
- On Saturday, UNLV quarterback Jackson Arnold led the Rebels to a 39-31 victory over California at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, accounting for 268 total yards and five touchdowns.
- California debuted an 'Air Raid' offense under quarterbacks coach Nick Rolovich, but lost starting quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele and safety Kingston Lopa to injuries before halftime.
- After UNLV built a 24-7 halftime lead, the Bears rallied to take a 25-24 advantage in the fourth quarter, with Arnold finishing with 110 rushing yards and 158 passing yards.
- Backup quarterback Jackson Brousseau threw a late 10-yard touchdown pass to Ian Strong to pull Cal within 39-31, but the team failed on two subsequent two-point conversion attempts, sealing UNLV's victory.
- Next Saturday, UNLV will host conference newcomer North Dakota State to open Mountain West play, while California returns home to host Virginia Tech for its third Atlantic Coast Conference matchup.
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thesportsleader.comJackson Arnold, UNLV claim roller-coaster win over Cal
Jackson Arnold passed for 158 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 110 yards and two scores to lead UNLV to a 39-31 nonconference victory over Cal on Saturday afternoon in Las Vegas.Arnold also rushed for a 2-point conversion for the Rebels (3-2),...
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Mistake-prone Cal loses Sagapolutele, Lopa to injuries, then loses 39-31 to UNLV
Bears unveil a new look on offense, but they can't escape injuries, penalties and mistakes in their non-conference loss in Las Vegas.
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