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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.
SilverandBlueSports writer Mark Littlefield caught up with reigning WAC Freshman of the Year, Nevada sophomore wide receiver Brandon Wimberly, for the latest in our “Two Minutes” segment following the Pack’s recent Silver and Blue spring football game.
An assortment of 2011 football prospects have received early Nevada offers so far. One of the first and foremost names that jump out is Encino (Calif.) Crespi high school linebacker Reggie Coates, who holds offers from the Pac-10 and Big 12 already too.
SilverandBlueSports writer Mark Littlefield caught up with Nevada sophomore safety Duke Williams for a short interview after the conclusion of the Pack’s recent Silver and Blue spring football game. Listen in to the Reno native talk about the new-look Nevada ‘D.
SilverandBlueSports writer Mark Littlefield caught up with Nevada sophomore running back Mike Ball for a few minutes after the Pack’s recent Silver and Blue spring football game.
At the end of every season, right as the Final Four concludes, most coaches have already put a large part of their non-conference schedule together for next season. That’s the case for Nevada, which only has a few more additional teams to schedule. Also in this edition of ‘Round the Rim, check out the latest name to surface around Nevada hoops recruiting.
It was an outstanding finale for the Nevada football team this past Saturday at the annual spring Silver and Blue game Mackey Stadium. The Pack showed off some of their depth, plus a revamped secondary unit that included a solid performance by redshirt freshman and former Army All-American Chris Metcalf.
In somewhat of a surprising final score, the Blue team, led by a stifling defense, were able to knock off the Silver squad in the annual Silver and Blue spring game at Mackey Stadium Saturday afternoon. Sophomore Mike Ball starred, rolling for 67 yards and a score on 12 carries.
Watching the NCAA Tournament over the past two weeks has made two things abundantly clear; there are a number of things right about college basketball, and at least two items that must change. We cover those items in this special edition of ‘Round the Rim.
With the annual “Silver and Blue” spring game just a few days away, and Nevada football about to put the finishing touches on another spring, it is time for our latest edition of “Spring Chatter”.
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