Nevada was no match for Wichita State as the Shockers thump the Wolf Pack 98-69.
The Nevada Wolf Pack were taken to the cleaners on Tuesday night as they were demolished by the Wichita State Shockers by a score 98-69. It was the most points Nevada gave up since January 14th 2015 when they were defeated by Colorado State 98-42 and it was the worst loss Nevada suffered since losing to Boise State on February 15th by a score of 78-46.
Nevada was plagued by poor shooting as the Wolf Pack only shot 39 percent from the field tonight and foul trouble as three Wolf Pack players (Elijah Foster, Cameron Oliver and Lindsey Drew) fouled out of the game.