Hall of Fame coach Urban Meyer, who won three national championships during his career, watched the Rebels work out alongside first-year coach and close friend Dan Mullen at the Fertitta Football ...

it was brought to Dan’s attention, and I remember looking in his eyes. And I thought, ‘Man, this would be a great opportunity for him,’” Meyer said. However, Mullen isn't the only ...

Once regarded as one of the top offensive minds in college football, Dan Mullen is back in the head coaching ranks at UNLV. The big question is can he find success with the Rebels? The 52-year ...

The school did not provide additional details. The Rebels are in their first season under Dan Mullen as coach, the former Bulldogs coach from 2009-17. Mullen and Arnett did not coach together at MSU.

Head coach Dan Mullen and the UNLV Rebels are undergoing a major change to the coaching staff with the 2025 college football season approaching. Mullen is back in the coaching ranks after ...

NCAA National Championship-winning coach Urban Meyer recently spoke about the new UNLV Rebels' football coach, Dan Mullen. The two have had a relationship dating as far back as 1999 at Notre Dame ...

LAS VEGAS – Dan Mullen could've returned to coaching sooner, but the timing never seemed right and, regardless, he was fine remaining at ESPN giving his insights about the latest in college ...

Dan Mullen had it made in the shade as a college football analyst at ESPN, but he's now decided to get back to the grind of being a college football head coach. Mullen was hired by the UNLV Rebels ...

However, new head coach Dan Mullen knows that they aren't yet where they need to be and understands they don't need to be there yet. “It’s all development,” Mullen said. “At the end of ...

LAS VEGAS — Dan Mullen could’ve returned to coaching sooner, but the timing never seemed right and, regardless, he was fine remaining at ESPN giving his insights about the latest in college ...

LAS VEGAS -- Dan Mullen could've returned to coaching sooner, but the timing never seemed right and, regardless, he was fine remaining at ESPN giving his insights about the latest in college football.