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Landing Aussie native Illiwa Baldwin, one of the top JUCO center prospects in the country, was one of the foremost Pack priorities in the 2010 class for Nevada head coach David Carter. After a trip to Reno this weekend for an official visit, Baldwin knows exactly where he’s about to spend the next two years of his life.
SilverandBlueSports writer Mark Littlefield caught up with Nevada junior linebacker James-Michael Johnson for a short interview after the conclusion of the Pack’s recent Silver and Blue spring football game. Listen in to the man in the middle of the 2010 Nevada ‘D.
Former Etiwanda high school standout Jordan Finn made it official just minutes ago, signing with the University of Nevada on the first day of the late signing period. SilverandBlueSports checked in on the future Pack guard for his reaction.
One of the many talented youngsters on the Nevada roster this year is redshirt-freshman quarterback Mason Magleby. After leading Nevada’s scout team a year ago, Magleby is poised for a push up the QB depth chart this fall if he continues to compete.
The Pack baseball team stayed hot on Tuesday afternoon, winning for the fifth time in their past 8 games and moving their record to 17-13-1 after scoring an 8-5 victory over visiting Saint Mary’s College.
With Armon Johnson’s departure, the entire Nevada backcourt is essentially gone heading into next season. Where does that leave the Nevada backcourt heading into the 2010-11 season? We’ll address that, plus a lot more in this edition of ‘Round the Rim – The Future.
So Armon Johnson, the Reno native and explosive Nevada point guard who led the Pack the past three seasons in assists made the decision to forgo his senior year and try his fortunes in the NBA. He left many Wolf Pack fans with a ton of memories, most of which SilverandBlueSports photographer Brandon Russell caught over the past two seasons.
To say the Nevada Wolf Pack softball team had a rough weekend against the San Jose State Spartans would be an understatement. Nevada was swept by the Spartans and dropped the first two games, one in extra innings and one on a run rule, while blowing a 7-0 lead in the final game.
SilverandBlueSports writer Mark Littlefield caught up with a handful of players from Nevada’s 2010 senior class following the Pack’s recent Silver and Blue spring football game. Listen in as Chris Wellington talks about his off-season work in our latest “Two Minutes” segment.
Armon Johnson, the second-all time leading scorer in Nevada high school basketball history and a former WAC Freshman of the Year for his hometown Wolf Pack, ended his college career this morning. After three seasons at Nevada, Johnson has decided to sign with an agent and pursue a career in the NBA.
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