RENO, Nev. - Senior forward Tre Coleman etched his name in Nevada basketball history on Wednesday night, becoming the program's all-time leader in career starts.
 Taking the floor against San Jose State on February 14, Coleman recorded his 131st career start, surpassing former Wolf Pack star Deonte Burton, who held the previous record with 130 starts.

A staple in the Wolf Pack lineup since his freshman year, Coleman's consistency, leadership, and defensive presence have been instrumental to Nevada's success. Over his career, he has been a key contributor on both ends of the floor, guarding multiple positions while playing a vital role in the team's identity.

Breaking the record in a road victory made the milestone even more special. As Nevada took down San Jose State 73-58, Coleman's name was cemented in Wolf Pack history as one of the most durable and reliable players to wear the silver and blue. 

With several games still left in the season, he now has the opportunity to add to his record and leave an even greater legacy at Nevada.

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