Jackson Arnold leads UNLV past California in tight game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 1:09 AM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Jackson Arnold propelled the UNLV Rebels to a 39-31 victory over the California Golden Bears on October 3, 2026, at Allegiant Stadium. Arnold showcased his versatility with 158 passing yards, three touchdowns through the air, and 110 rushing yards, including two rushing touchdowns. Despite leading 24-7 at halftime, UNLV faced a strong comeback from California, who briefly took the lead in the fourth quarter. The Rebels' defense played a crucial role, forcing multiple turnovers on downs during critical moments. This victory marks a pivotal moment for UNLV as they aim to build momentum heading into their next game against North Dakota State.
- •UNLV leads at halftime, 24-7.
- •California rallies back to take a fourth-quarter lead.
- •UNLV forces three turnovers on downs throughout the game.
- •Jackson Arnold records two rushing touchdowns and three passing touchdowns.
- •Next game for UNLV is against North Dakota State.
- 1:09 AMYahoo Sports — Jackson Arnold wills UNLV to statement win despite dramatic second half
"LAS VEGAS—Ever since the bye week, the UNLV Rebels were hoping to figure out just what they had with Jackson Arnold.
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