Rebels edge Golden Bears 39-31 in high-scoring contest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 12:38 AM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

UNLV Rebels secured a 39-31 victory over the California Golden Bears on October 3, 2026, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Quarterback Jackson Arnold led the Rebels with 287 total yards and five touchdowns, showcasing big plays throughout the game. Both teams exchanged touchdowns and turnovers, with Arnold connecting for a 70-yard touchdown and rushing for a 55-yard score. After a blocked punt by Cal, the Rebels responded with their own big plays, helping them to maintain momentum and improve their record to 3-2. The Rebels will next face North Dakota State, who currently leads the conference at 5-0.
- •Jackson Arnold accounted for 287 total yards and five touchdowns.
- •UNLV scored three touchdowns in the first half, leading at halftime.
- •California attempted a fourth-quarter comeback but fell short.
- •Rebels' defense made key stops on fourth down.
- •UNLV will play North Dakota State next in their conference schedule.
- 12:38 AMYahoo Sports — Rebels beat Cal in battle of big plays
"QB Jackson Arnold delivered with 287 yards total offense and five touchdowns in the 39-31 win over the Golden Bears.
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