<![CDATA[University of Nevada: WolfPackChat.com News]]> <![CDATA[Click here to go to WolfPackChat.com]]> <![CDATA[Nevada adds to loaded '08 class]]> It was obvious to many in the recruiting field that when Nevada announced their 2008 class back in February, the final pieces had not been added. There was plenty of talent in the junior college ranks to not only add more depth to the roster, but fill some immediate needs. That's why prospects such as San Marcos (Calif.) Palomar CC linebacker Mike Bethea, a second-team JC Grid-Wire All-American, are now headed to Nevada]]> <![CDATA[Video: Jenkins Totes the Rock]]> Moreno Valley (Calif.) Rancho Verde high school running back Daniel Jenkins is establishing himself as one of the top players at his position in the entire West region. Jenkins already holds an offer from Nevada. Now check out the talented 5-foot-9, 170-pound prospect in actio]]> <![CDATA[Video: Southwick airs it out]]> One of the top targets for Nevada in the 2009 class is Danville (Calif.) San Ramon Valley's Joe Southwick, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound slinger. The speedy (4.71-second 40-yard dash) rifle armed recruit picked up a Nevada offer recently, and after throwing for 3,156 yards and 37 touchdowns with a 64 percent completion percentage, it isn't hard to see wh]]> <![CDATA[Dual-threat QB Doak Raulston]]> Although somewhat untalked about in national recruiting circles, Fort Worth (Tex.) All Saints Episcopal quarterback Doak Raulston has impressed plenty of college recruiters over the past 3 months. A 6-foot-2, 178-pound slinger, Raulston has a solid arm and plenty of quickness. Check out a few of his junior highlight clips insid]]> <![CDATA[Ahmad Wood at WR]]> San Pedro (Calif.) high school two-way talent Ahmad Wood certainly displayed his skills for the Pirates during his 3-year prep career. Although he currently projects in Nevada's defensive backfield after signing with the Wolfpack in 2008, Wood can easily move to offense because of his size and hands]]> <![CDATA[Video: Babbitt Rocks the Rim]]> Reno (Nev.) Galena high school forward Luke Babbitt has been a man amongst boys in Nevada prep basketball circles for a number of years now. The Grizzlies senior big man also racked up some impressive hardware, including the Gatorade 2007 Nevada Boys Basketball Player of the Year, the 2007 Northern 4A Region Co-Player of the Year, and the 2007 Nevada State Championship. Next up for Babbitt is the WAC]]> <![CDATA[Laying the Wood]]> San Pedro (Calif.) high school defensive back Ahmad Wood was considered one of the Top 10 corner prospects in Southern California this past season. After making plenty of big plays, including 5 interceptions, No. 26 in black earned all-League and all-City honors. He also signed with the University of Nevada, where he'll compete this fall. Check out his defensive highlight video inside]]> <![CDATA[Top of his game]]> The University of Nevada signed a gem in 6-foot-5, 180-pound wing Mark McLaughlin. An adept passer, scorer, and defender, the Kenmoore (Wash.) native has impact written all over him. Here's another highlight reel of the future Wolfpack standou]]> <![CDATA[Stephen Werner in action]]> Tulare (Calif.) Western high school offensive line prospect Stephen Werner was one of the biggest and most physical tackles in the Golden State's 2008 class. At 6-foot-6, 315-pounds, few defenders wanted a piece of him. Check out his first video release insid]]> <![CDATA[Johnson brings the D]]> Inglewood (Calif.) high school two-way standout Marlon Johnson was one of Nevada's top recruits in the 2008 class. Although he was still undecided the morning of Signing Day, Johnson, a future Defensive Back standout, made a number of Wolf Pack coaches elated when he faxed in his Letter-of-Intent. Check out the 2008 class standout in action.]]> <![CDATA[More on McLaughlin]]> In our second video release of former Kenmore (Wash.) Inglemoor prep basketball standout Mark McLaughlin, you'll see a polished, athletic wing who finishes as well as he distributes the basketball. A Rivals 4-Star prospect and the No. 84 ranked player in the country, McLaughlin's length and all-around game make him an impact recruit in the WA]]> <![CDATA[Brown shines on both sides]]> There is plenty to love about Sherman Oaks (Calif.) Notre Dame high school standout Thaddeus Brown. A member of Nevada's 2008 recruiting class, Brown is exactly what the WolfPack staff was looking for down the stretch an athlete who could develop at any number of positions. While he's slated to be a big part of Nevada's defensive backfield, Brown could also emerge as a special teams ace early in his caree]]> <![CDATA[Spotlighting McLaughlin]]> Former Kenmore (Wash.) Inglemoor prep basketball standout Mark McLaughlin, who will play his next game for the University of Nevada, is a Rivals 4-Star prospect and the No. 84 ranked player in the country. With a silky smooth mid-range game and plenty of length, the 6-foot-5 wing is sure to pick up plenty of playing time as a true freshma]]> <![CDATA[Guillory in action]]> Yuba City (Calif.) JC standout Dayton Guillory turned plenty of heads during his two year career for the 49'ers. A 6-foot, 175-pound defensive back that finished with 6 Interceptions, 197 yards returned, and 2 touchdowns, his half-dozen picks tied for 4th most in Golden State. Check out the future Nevada cornerback in action. ]]> <![CDATA[The 2008 Wolf Pack Class]]> While there was plenty of talk about the recruits the University of Nevada planned to ink today on National Signing Day, the wait is now over. Barring any last minute changes, WolfPackChat has the names and games of the 2008 Nevada Recruiting Class. One of the more prominent stories on Signing Day was that of Inglewood (Calif.) safety Marlon Johnson, who flipped to UNLV late last night before returning and signing with the Wolf Pac]]> <![CDATA[Bulldogs Are Coming to Town]]> WPC Radio, Fresno Preview

]]> <![CDATA[WPC Radio: Episode 15 Wolf Pack Basketball]]> <![CDATA[Frey breaks away]]> Sacramento (Calif.) Jesuit high two-way standout Isaiah Frey is one of the fastest prospects in the 2008 class. The Marauder playmaker not only possesses the speed to burn past defenders, but moves to]]> <![CDATA[Willson makes his mark]]> Layton (Utah) high school fullback and safety standout Chad Willson will be a new name to many recruiting fans. However, the 6-foot, 205-pound first-team All-State is a big-time competitor with excellent all-around skills that led the Lancers to the state final. Check out his senior highlights insid]]> <![CDATA[Rabe Unloads]]> La Verne (CA) Damien high defensive end Jonathan Rabe has been one of the more dominant D-Line prospects in the Sierra League the past two years. A two-time All-League and All-Area Spartan, Rabe defended his sack championship in 2007, pacing the league with a dozen quarterback gets. Check out the future Nevada standout insid]]>