Brett played at UNR from 2003-05 and won several Freshman of the Year awards. He was drafted by the Marlins and played in the majors from 2009-2014. He was inducted into Nevada's Hall of Fame in 2017.

Nate didn't play for Nevada but was born in Reno where I'm from. His MLB career started in 2007 and ended in 2014. He was part of the 2010 World Series champions with the Giants. He also won a bronze metal in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.

Darrell played at UNR from 2000-02 and was drafted by the Expos. He debuted in 2005 and career in the majors ended in 2008. After the majors he played for the Japanese Rakuten Golden Eagles for 5 seasons and won a championship there. He is currently a scout for the Golden Eagles. Fun fact that in high school, I faced Rasner in the varsity playoffs and was walked.

Drafted as the overall 15th to the Diamondbacks and the highest selected athlete in the history of UNR. As of 2022 he is playing in the minors and hope he can make it back to the majors.

Played 1975–79 and one of the first Nevada players to get drafted (along with Johnny High, which I don't have a card of as of yet). He set the All-Time score record at UNR until Nick Fazekas broke it in 2006. He was also the first basketball player to have his number retired (32) at the school. Interesting photo used for his first NBA card though.

Played at UNR from 1985-87. He won a Bronze metal in the 1998 FIBA World Championship playing on US National Team.

Played 2001–2004 and one of the first UNR players to be drafted since David Wood in 1987. Kirk's career was only for a few years and had a rocky personal life where he was arrested and convicted for assault. After being released he played in Canada. I like the style of this card and sporting the Nevada jersey.

Not a big fan of the photo but the patch and signature came out well and wanted to add it here.

Nick played from 2003–2007 and set many Nevada and league (WAC) records. Although his NBA career was brief he is playing very well in the Japanese Professional league, where he has helped the Kawasaki Brave Thunders win 2 championships. Nick was also voted MVP in 2018. He is now a Japanese citizen. This is my favorite patch card as another copy I have has 2 colors.

Colors of his patch are much better and brighter in person but also a great card. Nevada recently retired Nick's number (22) and was inducted into the school's Hall of Fame in 2017.