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Wink Adams lays it up and over Arizona's Jordan Hill on Saturday at the Thomas & Mack Center. View photo »
The Rebels run to their bench during a timeout Saturday during their matchup against Arizona. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
UNLV's Oscar Bellfield goes up for the dunk, and misses, during the first half Saturday against Arizona. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
UNLV's student section tries to distract during an Arizona free-throw attempt Saturday at the Thomas & Mack Center. View photo »
Oscar Bellfield calls out a play Saturday during the team's matchup against Arizona. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
An intense Wink Adams waits for Arizona to bring the ball up Saturday during their matchup against Arizona. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
A Rebels fan cheers during a break in the action Saturday. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
The Rebel Girls perform during a timeout Saturday at the Thomas & Mack Center, where UNLV took on Arizona. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
UNLV fans cheer on the team Saturday as UNLV takes on Arizona. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
Wink Adams is fired up after hitting one of his seven three-pointers on Saturday. Adams finished with 25 as the Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
Tre'von Willis hits a three in the second half Saturday. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
Wink Adams drains one of his seven three-pointers Saturday. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
Oscar Bellfield of UNLV is focused on defense as Kyle Fogg of Arizona brings the ball up the court Saturday. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
A happy Wink Adams is greeted by head coach Lon Kruger as Adams is done for the day with 25 points. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
The Rebel Girls cheer at the end of the game Saturday after the team defeated the Arizona Wildcats 79-64. View photo »
Joe Darger is met by a slew of Rebels fans at the end of the game Saturday against Arizona at the Thomas & Mack Center. The Rebels defeated the Wildcats, 79-64. View photo »
Senior Rene Rougeau scored 12 points Saturday afternoon against Arizona at the Thomas & Mack Center. View photo »
Sat, Dec 20, 2008 (1:32 p.m.)
UNLV takes on Arizona on Saturday afternoon at the Thomas & Mack Center.
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