Wolf Pack Football GRITIron dates announced

GRITIron luncheons begin on Monday, October 4 at 11:30 a.m., no reservations necessary

Campus Life & Athletics | September 23, 2021
Coach Jay Norvell talking to a ref on the football field during a game

Wolf Pack Football GRITIron dates announced

GRITIron luncheons begin on Monday, October 4 at 11:30 a.m., no reservations necessary

Campus Life & Athletics | September 23, 2021
Coach Jay Norvell talking to a ref on the football field during a game

The Nevada football GRITIron with Head Coach Jay Norvell, players, and members of the coaching staff return to the Silver Legacy Resort beginning in October.

The Wolf Pack invites all fans to the Silver Legacy Resort in the Silver Baron Ballroom A (407 N Virginia St) at the Row in downtown Reno. Coach Norvell, staff, and players will talk about the season, upcoming games, and the excitement surrounding the Nevada football program.

GRITIron luncheons begin on Monday, October 4 at 11:30 a.m., and the first event will be walk-up only with no reservations necessary.

The GRITIron

For the opening event of the year on October 4, fans can purchase tickets at the door with cash and credit card accepted. The GRITIron dates this year are:

  • Monday, Oct. 4
  • Monday, Nov. 1
  • Monday, Dec. 6

Tickets

  • Cost: $25
  • No RSVP necessary

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Campus Life & Athletics | September 23, 2021
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