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There’ll be plenty of time this offseason to break down how the first year of public schools playing an independent schedule looked and felt. But here’s an early take: All three title games are Friday, and all three are at home stadiums. We’d love to see them at a neutral site, spread over multiple days, with the final six teams getting a bye week to prepare. We discuss that and more on another edition of Prep Sports Now

The push for the Superintendent’s Cup begins this week with semifinal football games across the Clark County School District. We give our analysis on all the action. Take a listen.

The final week of the high school football regular season is here for public schools in the Clark County School District. We look at teams needing a win in the race for the Superintendent’s Cup.

On this episode of Prep Sports Now, we dig into why the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association's search for a new executive director fell apart. The short answer: money, and the association doesn't have much of it. Plus, the postseason is shaping up to be one of the strangest in memory. Case in point: Bishop Gorman locked up a spot in the Open Division state title game on Friday, with four regular-season games still left to play.

On this episode of Prep Sports Now, we dig into what it really takes to run a high school football program while also coaching varsity — the balancing act most fans never see. Plus, we break down big wins from Palo Verde, Cimarron-Memorial, Bishop Gorman and Liberty. Give it a listen.

Bishop Gorman football's final out-of-state game of the season comes against longtime nemesis Mater Dei of Southern California. Gorman has struggled to beat Mater Dei in recent years, falling by just three points last season.

A warning for coaches this week: talk to your players about controlling their emotions. Two games were stopped last week after fights broke out — and there are real teaching moments in that. On this edition of Prep Sports Now, we break down what happened, recap last week’s games and look ahead to what’s on tap this week. Take a listen!

On this episode of Prep Sports Now, we break down why teams with a dominant rushing attack eventually wear down the competition and impose their will on the game. Plus, a look back at last week's action and a full preview of what's coming up this week. Tune in!

UNLV football has never entered a season with expectations quite like these. In the latest episode of Rebel Room, the Las Vegas Sun’s Case Keefer and Ray Brewer preview the Rebels’ 2026 season and debate just how high the bar should be.

One game stretched into double overtime. Another came down to a nail-biting 2-point conversion. And a nationally watched matchup went right down to the final whistle. On this edition of Prep Sports Now, we relive a wild week of high school football — then look ahead to what Week 3 has in store.

Mother Nature stole the spotlight in Week One of the high school football season, with delays and cancellations outpacing the games themselves. We recap the chaos and look ahead to this week's slate.

Another high school football season in Las Vegas starts Aug. 15. The Sun’s Case Keefer and Ray Brewer return for another edition of “Prep Sports Now” to preview the action. Like usual — they can’t seem to agree. Give it a listen.

The Raiders return to the practice field for the first time in more than six weeks this morning at the team’s Henderson headquarters with much to sort out. New coach Klint Kubiak’s first training camp begins with several jobs undetermined ahead of Las Vegas’ season opener against the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 13 at Allegiant Stadium and even its preseason debut hosting the Arizona Cardinals on Aug. 13. The Raiders expect to have players facing off in practice for the first-team snaps at quarterback, wide receiver and most of the offensive line spots, for starters. “For every position, there’s got to be competition,” Kubiak said shortly after players were required to report to the facility Tuesday morning. “The best player has to play.” The Sun’s Case Keefer and Ray Brewer broke down all the competition and more in their first Raiders-centric sports podcast of the new season.

The Sun's Ray Brewer and Case Keefer talk about the upcoming NFL Draft. The Raiders have the first pick and the no brainer choice is Fernando Mendoza. But who else will the team choose to enhance their performance?

Las Vegas Sun Managing Editor Ray Brewer and Assistant Sports Editor Case Keefer break down the NCAA Tournament from every angle—analyzing top seeds, identifying potential upsets, and sharing sharp betting insights you won’t want to miss. From debates over whether all four No. 1 seeds can survive, to sleeper picks like Vanderbilt and Iowa State, the duo brings a mix of expert analysis and real Vegas perspective. Plus, they share personal March Madness memories, betting strategies, and Final Four predictions. Watch this podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/C5CfLZ-gX-A