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The future is very bright for Nevada basketball, and even our friends at BallisLife know that the Wolf Pack landed a big-timer in future freshman guard Deontè Burton. Check out the latest Burton highlight play from the 2010 NIKE SayNo Classic.
It is time once again for SilverandBlueSports annual release of the Nevada Football Big Board, which features the 2010 Wolf Pack class in its entirety. A one-stop shop for past videos and articles, galleries and bio’s, this board has it all.
Coaches from across the country, including Nevada, have been crisscrossing much of the country for the past two weeks during what is alays the hectic AAU summer schedule. Events include the King City Classic in Cleveland to the Nike Peach Jam in Augusta.
Jordan Burris, a 6-foot-7, 200-pound wing from Stockdale high school in Bakersfield (Calif.) is one of the top athletes in Nevada’s loaded 2010 recruiting class. Check out the future Wolf Pack standout in action once again from this past season.
When you perform at the historic rushing level Nevada did last year, people often forget about the Pack’s passing game. However, the Pistol offense typically features three wide receivers on every snap, plus one of the top arms in the college game today in quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
Very few teams in the Western Athletic Conference welcome more impact players than Nevada, which is why we’ve saved the Pack for the final installment of our annual “Impact in the WAC” series. When you welcome more than half-a-dozen talented prospects, including recruit Deontè Burton, while subtracting 5 of your program’s top six scorers, that’s when you know you’ve got potential impact.
When it was announced that incoming Nevada freshman Jordan Burris was named the ESPN CalHiSports.com Boys State Athlete of the Week in mid-January after his outstanding performance at the Clovis (Calif.) Elks Tournament, we knew the video from the tournament would be perfect for his first senior video release.
SilverandBlueSports will breakdown four more recruiting classes from the Western Athletic Conference (WAC) in Part II of our annual series, entitled “Impact in the WAC”, which features a close look at each prospect and what they bring to the table. That includes a look at French big man Brylle Kaman, a JC-addition by San Jose State who is hoping to put some power into the Spartan frontcourt.
Last summer, SilverandBlueSports announced our initial “Impact in the WAC” series, which focuses in on all nine Western Athletic Conference programs recruiting efforts moving forward to the upcoming season. In the first half of our look at the impact players entering the WAC for the swiftly approaching 2010-11 season, perhaps the first name you should learn is Hawaii’s new talent Josten Thomas.
Over the course of this past recruiting cycle, one prep prospect that continuously stood out was Highland Park (Mich.) athlete Lanier Logan. SilverandBlueSports featured the talented and extremely strong playmaker who performed at a very high level on both sides of the ball in the state of Michigan.
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