The Nevada football team recently concluded its spring camp with the “Friday Night Lights Spring Showcase” at Carson High. While an official post-spring depth chart has not been released, projections have been made based on the performance during the spring game. The offense, under second-year head coach Jeff Choate and first-year coordinator David Gilbertson, faces a significant rebuild with only three returning starters.
Quarterback Chubba Purdy is expected to lead the offense, bringing his athleticism and experience from his previous college seasons at Florida State and Nebraska. Running back Herschel Turner Jr. and wide receiver Marcus Bellon are also projected starters, with Turner expected to take on a larger role after a successful freshman season at Utah State.
The offensive line features transfers Jack Foster, Hadine Diaby, and Andrew Madrigal, providing experience and depth to protect the quarterback and open holes for the running game. Kian Afrookhteh will handle kicking duties, having shown promise in limited action last season.
Overall, the Wolf Pack offense faces a challenge in replacing key contributors from the previous season but has the potential to surprise with a mix of experienced players and promising newcomers. The team is focused on the season opener on August 30th against Penn State, where they will look to showcase the improvements made during spring camp.
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