Love rushed for 269 yards and 4 TDs on 23 carries in Fernley’s 50-28 first-round playoff win over Lowry on Friday. Nevada’s leading rusher just went over 2,000 rushing yards for the second consecutive season with 18 TDs in eleven games. He’s continued to dominate on the ground averaging 10 YPC with the combination of speed and downhill power he brings to the offense. #3 Fernley faces #2 Churchill County in the 3A Northern Region semis this Friday.

Love amassed 241 yards and 3 TDs on just 8 carries for an average of 30 YPC in Fernley’s 54-14 victory over South Tahoe. Nevada’s leading rusher is already less than 20 yards away from a third straight 1,000 yard campaign and is averaging nearly 200 rushing yards per game through Fernley’s 4-1 start to the season. He showed his downhill speed and ability to make plays between the OTs on multiple explosive runs through the teeth of the defense. Love is firmly on track to repeat as Nevada’s leading rushing in 2025.

Love rushed for 210 yards and 3 TDs on just 10 carries in Fernley’s 47-12 victory over Sparks. Nevada’s leading rusher from a season ago (1,992 rushing yards as a junior) is looking like an early favorite to lead the state again with over 700 yards through four games this season. Love is a powerful runner that’s looking even faster and more athletic in his senior season.

Love rushed for 279 yards and 2 TDs on just 19 carries in Fernley’s 47-7 victory over Bishop Union (CA). The 5’11″/185 senior RB showed his power and strength between the OTs on his first carry of the game which went for 50 yards. He’s a downhill bruiser that can run through tackles around the LOS and build up a head of steam past the second level. Love is looking to finish among Nevada’s most productive rushers for a third consecutive season and is off to a hot start with back to back games of 130+ rushing yards.

Love led all Nevada rushers with just under 2,000 yards and 19 TDs as a junior. He’s a high-volume rusher and one of the most productive over the past two seasons with the downhill power and contact balance he brings to the table. He looked faster and more fluid as a runner last season and has picked up three D-III offers over the past few months. Love is one of the top candidates to lead the state in rushing in 2025.

Love was the state’s leading rusher in 2024 with just under 2,000 yards and 19 TDs on 199 carries (avg. 10 ypc). Looked noticeably faster and more athletically developed this season than when he ran for over 1,300 yards and 7 TDs as a sophomore. Operates as the tailback and primary playmaker in a wing-T system where he’s shown the ability to produce at a high level between the OTs. Quick to attack the space with square shoulders and wastes limited movement getting downhill for explosive gains. Kicks in another gear at the second level and shows a good combination of contact balance and one-cut agility in the open field. Love- the #3 RB in PRZ NV’s 2026 rankings- is one of the most underrated playmakers in his class and should continue to see his stock rise over the coming months.

Love racked up 211 yards and 3 TDs on just 12 carries in Fernley’s 58-6 win over Sparks. Nevada’s leading rusher totaled over 1,800 yards and 19 TDs in the regular season. #5-Fernley faces #4-Spring Creek in the first round of the 3A playoffs this Friday.

Love led all sophomore RBs in rushing yards with just under 1,400 and 7 TDs on 163 carries for Fernley last season. He’s a north-south, between the OTs runner that can drive his legs through initial contact around the LOS and pick up chunks of yards-after-contact. He’s a difficult player  to wrap in space and shows good forward lean with the ball in his hands. Love should continue to be one of the most productive rushers in 3A as the leading playmaker for Fernley’s run-heavy offense.