Nevada football coach Jay Norvell discusses the upcoming Arizona Bowl and updates the Pack's latest recruiting news. Duke Ritenhouse, dritenhouse@rgj.com
The 2019 Nevada football team will get bigger Wednesday afternoon when the program’s recruiting class signs its letters of intent for the NCAA’s early signing period.
The Wolf Pack enters Wednesday with 15 known commitments; another couple of players are listed as Nevada commits at some recruiting sites, but not others.
Nevada is projected for a 17-player class of ’19 group. Head coach Jay Norvell mentioned earlier this month that he’s considering one spot to be a “wild card” opening — one that could go to a player rising up late in the recruiting process, or perhaps to a local high school player such as Bishop Manogue running back Peyton Dixon (who has not announced his decision).