Nash has been a top-ranked wideout in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings since 2023. The #5-WR in the state is one of the most underrated receivers in the state and a future D-I playmaker with the physical upside he offers at 6’1″/175. He totaled over 600 receiving yards and 9 TDs on just 41 receptions as a junior. Nash announced his commitment to Nevada in late June.

Nash has his first official visit scheduled with Nevada for June 20th. The Wolfpack were the first program to offer the talented wideout last summer and has since added an offer from Colgate in March. Nash totaled 643 yards and 9 TDs on 41 catches as a junior.

Nash picked up his second D-I offer from Colgate this month. The #4-WR and #18-overall prospect in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings is one of the top playmakers in northern Nevada with his high-level combination of size, skill, and athleticism at 6’2″/175. Led Damonte Ranch’s offense in receiving with 41 catches for 600+ yards and 9 TDs as a junior. Nash’s first offer came from Nevada last June.

Nash totaled 117 receiving yards and a TD on 4 catches and recorded an INT on defense in Damonte Ranch’s 16-14 win over Carson on Thursday. The dynamic WR/DB showed his ability to release against press-coverage and his athleticism after the catch. Nash is one of the top talents to watch in Nevada’s D-III playoffs. #2-Damonte Ranch earned a first-round bye with a 4-1 league record and will face the winner of #3-Carson and #6-Hug in the 5A D-III semis.

Nash was a standout on both sides of the ball with 93 yards and 2 TDs receiving and an INT on defense in Damonte Ranch’s 41-0 shutout win over Wooster. The #2-WR in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings flashed his athleticism and verticality on an impressive high-point TD catch and showed off his speed on multiple explosive plays. Nash leads the team with 27 catches for nearly 400 yards and 5 TDs on the season.

Nash has continued to build off his productive sophomore season for Damonte Ranch with a strong offseason, including picking up his first D-I offer from Nevada in June. He was a playmaker in all three phases last season with 40 catches on offense, 3 INTs in the secondary, and flashed as a returner on special teams. He passes the eye test with a long, physical frame at 6’2″/175 and has shown great development athletically and in his WR skillset at recent camps. He looks improved as a route-runner with quick, creative releases at the LOS and strong hands to go along with his lengthy catch radius. Nash is a high-upside athlete that should continue to put his name on the D-I radar with another strong season in the fall.