If you sleep in Saturday morning, you might miss Nevada’s opening kickoff.
The Wolf Pack plays at Purdue on Saturday with a noon local time kick, which means the game will start at 9 a.m. Pacific time. That start time is the second earliest (in Pacific time) in Wolf Pack history.
“Hopefully our fans will turn on ESPNews and watch the game as they’re eating their Fruit Loops,” Nevada coach Brian Polian joked.
While Polian might have been worried about the early kickoff a couple of years ago – he said following the 2014 New Orleans Bowl that the 8 a.