The Silver State Showdown's "Race for the Cannon" campaign aims to grow the Friends of The Pack membership to be larger than UNLV's. This drive is not just about numbers—it's about fueling the rivalry and supporting our student-athletes in their pursuit of victory. By joining, fans have a direct hand in bringing the Fremont Cannon home and ensuring the future success of our athletic programs.

We need every dedicated fan—whether you’re with the Rebels or the Pack—to join your team’s NIL collective. By becoming a member, you’ll gain exclusive access to events featuring UNLV and Nevada student-athletes and coaches, along with special merchandise, updates, and more. Your support is crucial as we rally to bring the Fremont Cannon home on November 30, 2024!

Our goal is to grow our membership program to be larger then UNLV's and become the strongest NIL program in the Silver State, driving our team to victory in the battle for the Fremont Cannon.

Name, Image & Likeness (NIL) has transformed college athletics, making strong NIL programs essential for attracting top talent, competing, and winning. This is especially true for UNLV and Nevada. To ensure our teams continue to excel and claim victory in the battle for the Fremont Cannon, it’s imperative that we support our NIL programs. Let’s give our student-athletes the best chance to succeed by building the strongest NIL Collective in the Silver State!

NIL helps UNLV and Nevada student-athletes use their platforms and talents to positively impact our local communities while receiving compensation and growing their brands. Your membership dues can be designated to the sport of your choice, sending student-athletes into the community to work with nonprofits and other organizations, bringing awareness to important causes and earning their NIL money.

Your contributions will help our athletic programs stay competitive while also supporting our community in meaningful ways..

While we always recommend seeking professional tax advice for your situation, membership club dues are not typically tax deductible due to the benefits received.