The Nevada Wolf Pack will meet SMU on August 24, their opening game of the 2024 college football schedule — keep scrolling for the full slate.

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2024 Nevada Game and TV Schedule

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Nevada 2024 Strength of Schedule

• The Wolf Pack will have the sixth-toughest schedule in college football, based on their opponents’ combined win total last season (88).
• Nevada will face the 15th-hardest schedule in college football, based on its opponents’ projected win total this year (79).
• In terms of toughness, based on their MWC opponents’ combined win total last season, the Wolf Pack will be facing the 77th-ranked conference schedule this year.
• In 2024, Nevada’s schedule will include nine games against teams which had winning records a year ago, including three games against teams that had nine or more wins and zero games against squads with less than four wins in 2023.
• The Wolf Pack have 10 teams that played in a bowl game last year on their schedule in 2024.

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Nevada Stat Insights (2023)

• It was a tough season for the Wolf Pack, who ranked seventh-worst in total offense (300 yards per game) and eighth-worst in total defense (442.7 yards per game allowed) last year.
• Nevada ranked seventh-worst in scoring offense (17.3 points per game) and 17th-worst in scoring defense (33.4 points per game allowed) last season.
• With 175.2 offensive passing yards per game (21st-worst) and 253.9 passing yards allowed per game on defense (19th-worst) last season, the Wolf Pack played poorly on both sides of the ball in the passing game.
• Despite having a bottom-25 run defense that ranked 12th-worst in FBS (188.8 rushing yards allowed per game) last season, Nevada put up better results on offense, ranking 100th in FBS by averaging 124.8 rushing yards per game.
• The Wolf Pack were a bottom-25 offense on third down last season, ranking seventh-worst with a 29.9% third-down conversion rate. Defensively, they ranked 99th in FBS (41.5% third-down conversion rate allowed).
• Nevada had the 97th-ranked turnover margin in college football last season at -4, forcing 16 turnovers (86th in FBS) while turning it over 20 times (88th in FBS).

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