Alex Scott of The Forgotten Sports joins the show to discuss the Mountain West at the quarter mark of the season, college football in general, and we even veer into some wrestling talk regarding Allegiant Stadium.

UNLV now is 4-0 after a gutsy win over Miami of Ohio. The Rebels are keeping their playoff hopes alive and we give a recap of what went right for UNLV and what they need to improve on going forward.

Quick recap of week 2 for UNLV as well as the Mountain West including Boise's wild loss to USF. Additionally, a small preview of the UCLA game coming up as well as touching on the momentum that is building in Las Vegas.

We recap the game between UNLV and ISU, was very close but UNLV gets the win. Additionally go over players of the game and where UNLV needs to improve going forward.

Host Alain DeSaix discusses the upcoming matchup with ISU and guest Brad Bugger, broadcaster for Idaho State athletics joins the program and gives us insight on the matchup and what UNLV needs to be prepared for Saturday.

This Wednesday we give a preview on the week 0 matchup between UNLV and Idaho State, talk about who will play quarterback, and give some predictions on how the game will go.

Host Alain DeSaix discusses UNLV recieiving AP preason top 25 votes, Dan Mullen's comments after practice, who will play quarterback, as well as how UNLV will be playing in week 0.

In this episode, host Alain DeSaix breaks down the ever-shifting landscape of the Mountain West Conference heading into the 2024 season. From realignment ripple effects to the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff and the wide-open race for the conference crown, there's no shortage of storylines. Plus, new developments on media deals, stadium sponsorships, and the future of the conference are covered in detail. Guest and Forgotten Sports Cofounder Alex Scott joins the program.

Host Alain DeSaix breaks down a huge week in UNLV football news, from major 2026 recruiting wins to national-level college football policy changes. He introduces fans to UNLV’s newest high-upside commits like DL Prin Fox and WR Vincent Carner, both bringing big energy to the Rebels' future. Alain also reacts to the College Football Playoff’s upcoming injury reporting rule and discusses Dan Mullen’s unique vision for building a nationally recognized program in Vegas. Plus, how Dana White’s mega fight impacted UNLV athletics and what it says about Vegas as a sports town.

In this episode, host Alain DeSaix breaks down the major changes to the College Football Playoff seeding format and how they reshape the postseason landscape heading into 2025. He revisits how the 2024 playoff bracket would have looked under the new rules and why teams like Boise State and Arizona State may lose early advantages. Alain also dives into Athlon Sports' preseason Top 25 rankings and explains what it means for G5 schools like UNLV trying to crash the playoff party. The episode closes with insight on how the power balance in college football continues to evolve under the 12-team format.

In this episode, host Alain DeSaix breaks down UNLV football’s continued rise under Dan Mullen, including a $1.2 million stadium revenue payout and key realignment developments involving the Mountain West and Pac-12. He also spotlights linebacker commit Trehsyn Fesili and UNLV’s aggressive recruiting strategy heading into June camp season. With national media questioning whether UNLV’s success is flash or foundation, Alain lays out why this program might be on the brink of something big.

Host Alain DeSaix evaluates UNLV's QB room this episode, the first in a series of episodes breaking down the position rooms for the upcoming 2025 season. Who will win the QB battle this offseason? How does the QB room for 2025 stack up to last year's position group? Find out today!

In this episode of Bleav in UNLV Football, we break down a flurry of big developments for the Rebels — from Hajj-Malik Williams signing with the Raiders to the blockbuster addition of former five-star linebacker Justin Flowe. We also dive into key transfer portal exits, rising recruits like Harlem Nellum and Cole Albrecht, and the latest momentum on the 2026 recruiting trail. Plus, we take a look at UNLV’s long-term commitment to the Mountain West and how the university is navigating major financial challenges. It's a jam-packed show filled with insight on the program’s evolving identity and future trajectory.

UNLV Football keeps building its pipeline to the pros as Jackson Woodard signs with the Seahawks, Jonathan Baldwin lands with the Packers, and Tiger Shanks goes in the first round of the CFL Draft. Host Alain DeSaix breaks down what each player brings to the next level, how they earned their shot, and why their success is another big win for Rebel football. This episode proves the culture shift in Vegas is real — and more pro Rebels are on the way.

UNLV is officially back in the NFL Draft for the first time since 2010, with Ricky White, Nohl Williams, and Kyle Williams all hearing their names called and Jackson Woodard poised to sign as a UDFA. In this episode, Alain DeSaix breaks down each player’s journey, their best moments as Rebels, and what their success means for the future of UNLV Football.

Dan Mullen’s era at UNLV has officially begun, and Bleav in UNLV Football kicks off with a full breakdown of his first spring practice, staff hires, and the quarterback battle between Alex Orji and Anthony Colandrea.