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Buffalo vs. Nevada live stream. Watch the matchup between the Bulls and Wolf Pack online via Campus Insiders and Twitter this Saturday at 9:00 p.m. ET.

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The Buffalo Bulls head westward to play the Nevada Wolf Pack in Reno. This is the farthest west Buffalo has ever traveled for a game, so it’ll be interesting to see if the program can get off the schneid against the Mountain West Conference – the Bulls are 0-3 all-time against the MW.

Both teams are looking to get back on the winning side of things on Saturday. Buffalo dropped its season opener against Albany, then had a bye last week to lick the wounds of defeat. Nevada hung with Notre Dame for the first 15 minutes in last week’s game; from there the Fighting Irish reeled off 32 unanswered points to put the contest away.

This game between the Bulls and Wolf Pack will be broadcast live on the internet – both on Campus Insiders and Twitter. Below are notes on how to watch the contest, as well as game notes for both teams.

Buffalo vs. Nevada Live Stream, TV Broadcast Info

• Venue:Clarence Mackay Stadium, Reno, Nevada
• Date: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2016
• Kickoff Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
• Buffalo vs. Nevada Live Stream: Campus Insiders, Twitter

Buffalo Game Notes

• This will be Buffalo’s first trip to Nevada since the 2004 season. The Wolf Pack won that meeting 38-13. Nevada leads the all-time series, 2-0, after defeating the Bulls 24-21 at UB Stadium last season.
• The Bulls are looking for their first win against an opponent from the Mountain West
  Conference (0-3). UB is 0-2 against Nevada and lost to San Diego State in the 2013
  Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
• Senior wide receiver Marcus McGill is 44 yards shy of 1,000 receiving yards for his
  career.
• Buffalo has never traveled this far west for a game.

Nevada Game Notes

• Nevada head coach Brian Polian had two different stints on the Buffalo coaching staff.
  He was the Bulls tight end coach in 1998 and served as running backs coach and special
  teams coordinator from 2001-03.
• Nevada ranks 19th in the nation in passing
  defense, giving up an average of 133.5 passing yards per game.
• This weekend will be the celebration of 50 years of Mackay Stadium, which opened for the 1966 season. The Nevada athletics department will induct one team and six individuals into its Hall of Fame.
• Senior linebacker Alex Bertrando is 47th in the country, averaging 9.0 total tackles per game.

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