By early Sunday afternoon, the Fremont Cannon, college football's most expensive rivalry trophy, had a new paint job. Gone was UNLV's scarlet and gray, replaced by Nevada Wolf Pack blue.

The Fremont Cannon, college football's largest and most expensive ... Joe Crowley Student Union under pale skies Sunday to begin the process of painting the Cannon blue. Cody Fajardo, Nevada's senior ...

The Fremont Cannon will be at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas ... who beat the Rebels 23-17 last year at Mackay Stadium to keep the cannon painted blue. “This week we get to play for the state ...

The new coat of blue paint hadn’t even dried on the Fremont Cannon on Sunday afternoon when the Wolf Pack football players were gathered together in Cashell Fieldhouse and told their coach ...

UNLV’s seniors were called on to paint the first strokes red. And so the transformation of the Fremont Cannon from blue began Monday as about 300 people crowded the Student Union with camera ...

With all respect due Floyd of Rosedale, Paul Bunyan’s Axe, the Jeweled Shillelagh, the Little Brown Jug, the Old Oaken Bucket and all the other one-of-a-kind trophies awarded to the winner of ...

The Fremont cannon remains to be the prize of college football rivalry and historical trailblazing. Not many realize the one that's painted either red or blue is actually a replica of Fremont's ...

After all, whenever the Fremont Cannon is escorted out of the stadium by the team in blue, it’s a bad night — regardless of the venue. If it weren’t for the pandemic, there likely would have ...

You remember the Fremont Cannon, don't you? It was that 500-plus pound beast that used to be painted blue and sit proudly in a corner of Cashell Fieldhouse behind Mackay Stadium most every year. Yeah, ...

The Wolf Pack’s senior class will take turns with the first strokes of silver and blue paint on the cannon, a replica of a Civil War-era howitzer named after Gen. John C. Fremont, who explored ...