One of our favorite features on SilverandBlueSports during every recruiting class is our Behind the Mask video segment. This year, our first feature is rightly on Nevada’s first class of 2010 commitment, E.J. Galvez.  A 6-foot-2, 255-pound two-way lineman who was the Suburban League Lineman of the Year in 2009, Galvez has a work ethic [...]

The Pack’s top linebacker target in the 2011 class was clearly Orange (Calif.) Lutheran high standout Lorenzo Devers. A 6-foot-2, 228-pound prospect, Devers has excellent speed, size and versatility.  He could even grow into a defensive end if he continues to grow. Listen in to the Lancers LB talk about his prep career to date.

SilverandBlueSports recently spent an afternoon with the Suburban League O-Lineman of the Year, E.J. Galvez of La Mirada high school in Southern California.  A talented 2011 class standout on one of the best teams in the Los Angeles area, Galvez was Nevada first prep pledge this season.

One of the most recent additions to Nevada’s 2011 recruiting class this week was Orange County Lorenzo Devers, a 6-foot-1, 230-pound defensive end/linebacker prospect from Orange (Calif.) Lutheran high school.  Devers ended his recruitment after taking in Nevada’s annual Senior Day last Friday. Check out more highlight film of the future Nevada prospect.

The nation’s number one rushing team in 2009 just got stronger in the future.  After showing up this weekend for Nevada’s senior day,  Fresno (Calif.) Clovis West running back Kendall Brock came home and learned he had an offer from the Pack.  It was an opportunity the talented Central Section rusher did not pass up.

Lorenzo Devers, a 6-foot-1, 230-pound defensive end/linebacker prospect from Orange (Calif.) Lutheran high school, ended his recruitment this morning with one phone call.

In our final “Impact in the WAC” football series, we breakdown Nevada, San Jose State and Utah State. Few teams in the conference surprised us more than the Spartans and Aggies, but Nevada, led by JC-transfer Rishard Matthews, could once again have the most impact additions.

The future starts now for Spanish Springs linebacker Luke Arciniega.  A talented member of the 2010 Nevada recruiting class, Arciniega was a potential greyshirt candidate since National Signing Day. However, the 6-foot-2, 225-pound all-League standout who racked up a cool 100 tackles last year will begin his Pack career in just a few days.

Another player who is set for Nevada’s upcoming senior day is Highland Park (Mich.) prospect Lanier Logan. A talented and strong running back/athlete that could project at any number of positions, Logan is a potential greyshirt candidate.

He was one of the first players targeted by the University of Nevada coaching staff, and even landed an early offer from the Pack.  A 6-foot-1, 230-pound LB/DE, Orange (Calif.) Lutheran high school prospect Lorenzo Devers is headed north to visit Nevada for the Pack’s upcoming Senior Day.