The Nevada and UNLV athletic departments are bitter rivals on the field, but the Wolf Pack said Tuesday it will honor Las Vegas for the remainder of the season by wearing sticker helmets for their friends down south after a mass shooting during a concert on the Strip killed at least 59 and wounded more than 500.
“Our hearts are broken for the tragic events in Las Vegas,” Wolf Pack football coach Jay Norvell said while opening his weekly Tuesday press conference. “We have a lot of players and coaches from Las Vegas and as Nevadans we want to send our support to everyone who was effected in those events.