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UNLV Holds Off Winless Northern Illinois, 31-24

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UNLV Holds Off Winless Northern Illinois, 31-24

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UNLV defeated Northern Illinois 31-24 at Allegiant Stadium on Oct. 31, holding on to improve to 3-1 in Mountain West play and keep its conference-title hopes alive. Quarterback Jackson Arnold threw three touchdown passes, and running back Jai’Den Thomas scored as the Rebels overcame a challenge from the winless Huskies.

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