Setting the Stage: Rams Prep for All UNLV Presents
Date: 11/7/2025 2:00:00 PM | Sport: Football
Practice Adjustments Focused on Quick Starts
For safety Jake Jarmolowich, the game plan remains consistent each week regardless of the opponent. He emphasizes that mastering the fundamentals covers all the necessary aspects.
“I think it's like any other week, to be honest. I've said it a lot, it's going back to our 1/11s -- if everyone does their jobs and we contain this quarterback and we do what we're supposed to do, we're gonna be just fine.”
He stresses discipline as crucial, especially in maintaining proper gaps and positioning. With the opposing quarterback, extra attention is required.
“I think any game, any opponent, you have to be as disciplined as possible. If you're not, you're gonna overset a gap, you're gonna go over the top and you're supposed to be the inside or wherever it might be. I think with the quarterback, it's just a little thing in the back of your head you've got to keep in mind.”
UNLV's Offensive Strength
- UNLV leads the Mountain West in scoring, averaging 36.9 points per game.
- Their lowest scoring game was 30 points in a win against UCLA in early September.
- They reached a season-high 51 points in a shootout victory over Air Force, winning 51-48.
- Their rushing offense ranks second in the conference at 193.4 yards per game, with the highest average yards per carry at 5.39.
Author's Summary: Jake Jarmolowich highlights discipline and fundamentals as key for the Rams to counter the high-powered UNLV offense this Saturday.