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 Draft Scout College Football Player News: Nevada
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  05/14/22 - Spencer Lovell, rSr/2025, Nevada, 6-6, 332 (DS#127 OG) + More +

  Former ASU 6-7/335 offensive guard Spencer Lovell officially visited Cal over the weekend, followed by a trip to the Palousse on an official visit to Washington State through Tuesday. After returning from Washington, the redshirt junior was ready to make his decision. "I just committed to Cal," said Lovell. "I think the combination of the culture, the offense, where Coach Musgrave really plays to the strength of his players, his and Coach Wilcox and the staff's high level of coaching experience -it all felt right. As a vet coming into their program, Coach Angus (McClure was really open to me to work with techniques I've been taught previously. He's not a cookie-cutter coach where everything has to be done the same way. Whatever is a strength in an individual player, he'll work with them."

After his visit, Lovell noted that the culture of the program, both with the staff and players made a big impression on him. Tonight, he reiterated that fit played a big role in his comfort level in committing to the program. "I really like the group of guys there, especially the O-line," said Lovell. "I met a good amount of them. "I get along great with Coach Angus and Mike (Saffell). I can really be myself around them and just be me. It was nice to have that. I thing the combination of Coach Angus and Mike works really well. Mike's played a lot and was an All-Conference center. He has recent playing experience and Angus has been around for forever so I think it's a good combo." - BearsInsider.com

(DS#127 OG) rSr/2025 OG Spencer Lovell, Nevada
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  04/24/22 - Dom Peterson, rSr/2023, Nevada, 6-0, 300 (DS#33 DT) + More +

  Everyone is down to one final chance to underestimate Dom Peterson. Nevada's veteran defensive lineman is back for a fifth and final season of college football, this time as the leader of a re-tooled Wolf Pack defense. That won't stop the questions, though. They usually center on his size - height, in particular - and whether he's capable of handling the interior, often a jumble of bodies right after the snap. It's just more of the same for Peterson, who has always had doubters, beginning with being lightly recruited out of Narbonne (Harbor City, Calif.). More recently, the doubts extended to NFL teams and draft consultants, who raised some familiar questions even after Peterson had nine tackles for loss (including five sacks) while routinely being team-blocked last season.

Nevada lists him at 6-feet, 285 pounds. "I had a little buzz, but I had a lot of what I want to call 'differentials.' Stuff going on, politics; you know, 'the height' and 'the size' and all that plays a big part," Peterson said after a recent practice at Wolf Pack Park. "So I had a little buzz based off my stats, but once they start going to the height and stuff, that's where I kind of started losing interest. So I think for this year, I just need to show them (that) against good teams, I can hold a point (on the line of scrimmage)." - Reno Gazette Journal

(DS#33 DT) rSr/2023 DT Dom Peterson, Nevada
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  03/04/22 - Carson Strong, rJr/2022, Nevada, 6-3, 230 (DS#6 QB) + More +

  The Nevada Wolf Pack football team did not get the best of Carson Strong last season. Yes, Strong passed for 4,175 yards and a school-record 366 completions and 36 touchdowns with just eight interceptions in a dozen games. But he did it all on just one good knee. "I wasn't able to drive off my back (right) leg," Strong said this week at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. "I'm just learning how to drive off it again and get rid of the bad habits I developed during the year. I have so much untapped potential and power I haven't been using." Strong passed for 300 or more yards in nine of 12 games last year and for three or more touchdowns seven times.

"I wasn't healthy," said Strong, who is expected to be drafted in the first three rounds of the seven-round NFL draft April 28-30. "During the season it (the knee) just wasn't quite ready. I had (knee) surgery (in February) that normally requires a year to recover and I came back in six months. So what I put on tape (in the games) this year wasn't the full me." Strong said he knew going into the 2021 season that it would be his last at Nevada. "My dad tried to get me to not play the first part of the season (because of the surgery)," Strong said. "But I was like, 'There's no way. I have to go out there and play with my team.' There was never a question I was going to play. I was going to play no matter what. It was just a matter of dealing with the challenges that came with that." - Nevada Appeal

(DS#6 QB) rJr/2022 QB Carson Strong, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Dom Peterson, rSr/2023, Nevada, 6-0, 300 (DS#33 DT) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Dom Peterson, DL,...Nevada football has 15 players who earned 16 conference honors following a vote by head coaches as well as conference and media representatives. Earning honorable mention are KR/WR Jamaal Bell, OL Gray Davis, OL Jacob Gardner, LB Lawson Hall, DL Sam Hammond, DB Jordan Lee, OL Tyler Orsini, and DL Dom Peterson. - Nevada Football

(DS#33 DT) rSr/2023 DT Dom Peterson, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Tristan Nichols, rSr/2022, Nevada, 6-3, 258 (DS#26 DE) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM (COACHES): DL - Tristan Nichols, Sr., Nevada,...Nichols earned All-Mountain West First-Team Defensive honors after finishing the regular season first in the conference in sacks (10.0). It marked a career-high for the graduate student from Kihei, Hawai'i. The 2021 season was a break-out year for the edge rusher that included a single-game career-high three sacks against Idaho State and a season-high five tackles at Colorado State to close the regular season. - Nevada Football

(DS#26 DE) rSr/2022 DE Tristan Nichols, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Romeo Doubs, Sr/2022, Nevada, 6-2, 204 (DS#20 WR) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM (COACHES): WR & PR - Romeo Doubs, Sr., Nevada,...Doubs was named First-Team All-Mountain West after finishing fourth in the conference in receiving yards (1,109) and tied for first in receiving touchdowns (11). Doubs recorded the second-most receiving yards per game in the Mountain West (100.8). He was tied for second with 7.3 receptions per game. Doubs also earned All-Mountain West First Team as a punt returner after leading the conference with 14.2 yards per punt return and a long of 47 yards for 170 total return yards. - Nevada Football

(DS#20 WR) Sr/2022 WR Romeo Doubs, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Tyler Orsini, rSr/2022, Nevada, 6-2, 295 (DS#40 C) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Tyler Orsini, OL,...Nevada football has 15 players who earned 16 conference honors following a vote by head coaches as well as conference and media representatives. Earning honorable mention are KR/WR Jamaal Bell, OL Gray Davis, OL Jacob Gardner, LB Lawson Hall, DL Sam Hammond, DB Jordan Lee, OL Tyler Orsini, and DL Dom Peterson. - Nevada Football

(DS#40 C) rSr/2022 C Tyler Orsini, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Cole Turner, Sr/2022, Nevada, 6-7, 250 (DS#12 TE) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST SECOND TEAM (COACHES): TE - Cole Turner, Sr., Nevada,...Turner led all tight ends within the conference with 10 touchdown catches. The touchdown reception mark was second among all pass-catchers in the Mountain West. The senior from Clackamas, Ore., finished third in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) in TE scoring with 5.2 points per game. Turner finished fourth amongst tight ends in the FBS in receptions (62), seventh in FBS amongst tight ends in receiving yards (677), and was invited to play in the Reese's Senior Bowl alongside teammate Romeo Doubs. - Nevada Football

(DS#12 TE) Sr/2022 TE Cole Turner, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Carson Strong, rJr/2022, Nevada, 6-3, 230 (DS#6 QB) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST FIRST TEAM (COACHES): QB - Carson Strong, Jr., Nevada,...Strong leads the nation's fourth-best passing attack which helped pace the conference in points per game (36.7), passing yards (365.8), and touchdown passes (37). He was also named All-Mountain West First Team for the second straight season. Strong guided the Wolf Pack to an 8-4 overall regular-season record and its fourth straight bowl appearance after setting a single-season program record with 36 touchdown passes. He finished the regular season with the most passing yards in the conference (4,715), which is also second all-time in a single season at Nevada. Strong is first in the conference and 8th in the nation with a 70.0 (212 of 303) completion percentage. - Nevada Football

(DS#6 QB) rJr/2022 QB Carson Strong, Nevada
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  12/26/21 - Jermaine Ledbetter, rSr/2022, Nevada, 6-3, 325 (DS#66 OG) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Jermaine Ledbetter, OL,...Nevada football has 15 players who earned 16 conference honors following a vote by head coaches as well as conference and media representatives. Earning honorable mention are KR/WR Jamaal Bell, OL Gray Davis, OL Jacob Gardner, LB Lawson Hall, DL Sam Hammond, DB Jordan Lee, OL Tyler Orsini, and DL Dom Peterson. - Nevada Football

(DS#66 OG) rSr/2022 OG Jermaine Ledbetter, Nevada
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  12/25/21 - Sam Hammond, rSr/2022, Nevada, 6-5, 259 (DS#58 DE) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Sam Hammond, DL,...Earning honorable mention are KR/WR Jamaal Bell, OL Gray Davis, OL Jacob Gardner, LB Lawson Hall, DL Sam Hammond, DB Jordan Lee, OL Tyler Orsini, and DL Dom Peterson. - Nevada Football

(DS#58 DE) rSr/2022 DE Sam Hammond, Nevada
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  12/25/21 - Lawson Hall, rSr/2022, Nevada, 5-11, 227 (DS#60 ILB) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Lawson Hall, LB,...Nevada football has 15 players who earned 16 conference honors following a vote by head coaches as well as conference and media representatives. Earning honorable mention are KR/WR Jamaal Bell, OL Gray Davis, OL Jacob Gardner, LB Lawson Hall, DL Sam Hammond, DB Jordan Lee, OL Tyler Orsini, and DL Dom Peterson. - Nevada Football

(DS#60 ILB) rSr/2022 ILB Lawson Hall, Nevada
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  12/24/21 - Gray Davis, rSr/2023, Nevada, 6-3, 300 (DS#999 OG) + More +

  2021 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): Gray Davis, OL,...Earning honorable mention are KR/WR Jamaal Bell, OL Gray Davis, OL Jacob Gardner, LB Lawson Hall, DL Sam Hammond, DB Jordan Lee, OL Tyler Orsini, and DL Dom Peterson. - Nevada Football

(DS#999 OG) rSr/2023 OG Gray Davis, Nevada
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  12/17/21 - Carson Strong, rJr/2022, Nevada, 6-3, 230 (DS#6 QB) + More +

  Quarterback Carson Strong has played his final game at Nevada. Strong said in a social media post Tuesday evening that he would skip the Wolf Pack's bowl game later this month. He will instead declare for the NFL draft, despite having up to two seasons of eligibility remaining at Nevada. Nevada (8-4) will face Western Michigan (7-5) on Dec. 27 in the Quick Lane Bowl at Detroit's Ford Field. Strong, a two-time Mountain West offensive player of the year, wraps up his college career with 853 completions in 1,252 attempts, a 68.1 percent completion rate. He threw 74 touchdowns to only 19 interceptions. - Reno Gazette Journal

(DS#6 QB) rJr/2022 QB Carson Strong, Nevada
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  11/30/21 - Carson Strong, rJr/2022, Nevada, 6-3, 230 (DS#6 QB) + More +

  2021 MOUNTAIN WEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES/MEDIA): CARSON STRONG, JUNIOR, QB, NEVADA,...First back-to-back winner of Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year award since 2015-16 (San Diego State RB Donnel Pumphrey) and fifth back-to-back winner overall...17th time a quarterback has won the award...Finished the regular season ranked top-10 nationally in completions per game (3rd; 30.4), passing yards (4th; 4,175), passing yards per game (5th; 347.9), passing touchdowns (6th; 36), completion percentage (8th; 69.9) and total offense (8th; 330.6)...The 4,175 passing yards are the third-most by a Mountain West quarterback in league history, while the 36 touchdowns are tied for the fourth-most. Additionally, the 36 passing touchdowns are a single-season program record...Leads the Mountain West with nine 300-yard passing performances, tying for the second-most in single-season league history and most since 2013...Earned MW Offensive Player of the Week honors twice in 2021 (Sept. 6 and Oct. 11). - Mountain West Football

(DS#6 QB) rJr/2022 QB Carson Strong, Nevada
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