UNLV Box Seats - November 7th 2025

Box Seats – Best Of Fall 2025 (Part 2): The Stuff That Shouldn’t Have Made It to Air

This special “Best Of: Jokes, Bloopers, and Outtakes” episode of UNLV Box Seats pulls back the curtain on Season One to reveal everything that didn’t make the final cut — and it’s absolute chaos in the best way.  From uncontrollable laughter and mid-segment meltdowns to failed transitions, inside jokes, Bad Bunny tangents, and unexpected deep dives into octopus lore, this extended collection of raw moments captures the personality and chemistry that make Box Seats what it is. You’ll hear mispronunciations, sidetracked debates, unhinged sports metaphors, fantasy football confusion, and the cast trying (and failing) to behave like “professional podcasters.”  Whether it’s Buskashi breakdowns, Mr. Brightside sing-alongs, rogue sound cues, or the eternal struggle to get through a segment without laughing, this is the loud, chaotic, absolutely hilarious season sendoff no one asked for but everyone needs. Enjoy the madness until the team returns in the new year.

Box Seats – Best Of Fall 2025 (Part 1) | Funniest Moments, Wildest Sports Debates, & Personality Segments

Get ready for nonstop laughs and peak chaos in Part 1 of the Box Seats Best-Of Special — a highlight reel celebrating the funniest moments, wildest debates, and most unhinged personality segments from our Fall 2025 season. Hosted by Roman Bell and Ziana Vasquez, this episode showcases everything that makes Box Seats the most unpredictable sports podcast at UNLV.  We’re kicking things off with our top personality segments, where the crew plays the now-legendary game: “Is That a Real Sport, or Did Ian Make It Up at 1 A.M.?” From cheese racing down a deadly hill in England to ancient hog-dragging competitions, this segment reveals just how bizarre the world of sports — and Ian’s imagination — can be. Spoiler: Some of the craziest sports are actually real. Others… should never be repeated. Ever.  You’ll also revisit the team’s uncontrollable laughter fits — including the infamous struggle to pronounce “buzkashi,” a real sport involving horses, whips, and a goat carcass that nearly derailed the entire recording session. Juliana, our saintly editor, deserves hazard pay for this one.  The Best-Of continues with fake vs. real rules across the MLB, NFL, and NBA, thanks to Jack’s “true or false” rulebook deep-dive. Can a bouncing pitch be a strike? What’s the deal with five-second violations? Can a home run be retracted? (Absolutely not — but we admire the creativity.)  We wrap Part 1 with Roman’s Truth or Bull sports routine segment, featuring everything from NHL rat-throwing traditions to Shaolin monks practicing iron body training… including pain-tolerance exercises you will never unhear.

UNLV Box Seats - November 21st , 2025

In the final episode of the semester, the UNLV Box Seats team delivers a full breakdown of a packed week across the NFL, NBA, NHL, and college sports, opening with national headlines that include massive quarterback performances, underwhelming prime-time games, and reactions to the Raiders’ Monday night loss to the Cowboys. The crew analyzes the Golden Knights’ inconsistent start, key storylines crowding the Western Conference, and standout moments from recent NBA action. They then spotlight UNLV athletics, celebrating a dramatic overtime football win, assessing the final stretch of the volleyball season, and reviewing both men’s and women’s basketball matchups as the teams continue to find rhythm. As always, the hosts close things out with their weekly picks, debate bragging rights, and cap the show with a chaotic and comedic sports-rules trivia segment. The episode ends with gratitude for the audience, details about upcoming “Best Of” episodes, and a look ahead to their January return for the spring semester.

UNLV Box Seats - November 14th 2025

In this week’s episode of UNLV Box Seats, hosts Ian Currie, Zeanna Vasquez, and Roman Bell deliver a full lineup of Las Vegas sports coverage and student storytelling. The crew recaps the Raiders’ tough 10–7 loss to the Broncos, the Golden Knights’ early-season struggles in goal, and how the NBA’s Western and Eastern Conferences are shaping up as powerhouse teams emerge. Zeanna sits down with Rebel Report student Maya Perez, who shares her journey in sports media and her dream of becoming an NFL sideline reporter. The hosts celebrate UNLV football’s dominant 42–10 win over Colorado State before testing their sports trivia skills in Roman’s hilarious “Truth or Bull” segment. The episode closes with a heartfelt tribute to Dallas Cowboys player Marshall “Marchon” Keeneland, as the hosts remind listeners about the importance of mental health and staying connected.  Las Vegas sports, UNLV Box Seats, Raiders loss, Raiders Broncos game, Golden Knights struggles, Golden Knights goaltending, NBA Western Conference, NBA Eastern Conference, NBA early season, UNLV football win, UNLV vs Colorado State, sports media student, Maya Perez interview, Rebel Report, NFL sideline reporter, sports trivia segment, Truth or Bull segment, Marshall Keeneland tribute, mental health in sports, student storytelling, Las Vegas sports podcast, college sports coverage, UNLV athletics, NFL discussion, NHL discussion, NBA discussion, sports journalism journey, sports podcast episode

UNLV Box Seats - November 7th 2025

This week on UNLV Box Seats, the team dives into a packed lineup of sports stories from the local and national scene. From the NFL trade deadline shakeups and the Raiders’ heartbreaking one-point loss to the Jaguars, to the Golden Knights’ early-season momentum and the Dodgers’ back-to-back World Series titles, there’s no shortage of action. The crew breaks down NBA standings across both conferences, gives updates on UNLV football’s narrow loss and the end of the soccer and volleyball seasons, and previews the start of the men’s basketball era under new coach Josh Pastner. Plus, Jason Beatty sits down with two NASCAR pit crew athletes from Legacy Motor Club to talk about their journey from football fields to pit lanes and how Las Vegas fits into the NASCAR playoff picture. The show wraps up with weekly sports picks and a fun “real or fake” game featuring quirky Dutch sports. It’s all energy, insight, and laughs — straight from the heart of Rebel Nation.