University of Nevada Athletics

NEVADA
GRAD (2021) – Played in 12 games, making two receptions for 10 yards... Made one solo tackle... Posted one catch for five yards in two games; first at Kansas State on Sep. 18; second on Dec. 27 against Western Michigan in the Quick Lane Bowl. 

SENIOR (2020) – Appeared in all nine games, but did not record a stat.
 
JUNIOR (2019) – Played in all 13 season games, recording two receptions … Earned one of the team’s Hustle Awards … One came at Oregon for four yards, and another at San Diego State for no gain.

SOPHOMORE (2018) – Appeared in all 13 games for the Wolf Pack … Totaled three catches for 25 yards on the year … Snagged the game-winning TD reception in overtime to lift the Wolf Pack to the 2018 Arizona Bowl victory.
 
FRESHMAN (2017) – Appeared in eight of Nevada’s 12 games in his true freshman season … Saw most of his playing time on special teams … Made one reception on the year, a 23-yard catch on a fake field goal attempt that helped Nevada pick up a first down at Colorado State (10/14).
 
HIGH SCHOOL - Graduated from Douglas High School in 2017 … Lettered in his sophomore, junior and senior year of football … Also played basketball and ran track … Was named first team All-League in 2016 as both a linebacker and tight end … Was named the Sierra League Defensive Player of the Year his senior year … Caught nine balls for two touchdowns his senior year as a tight end.
 
PERSONAL - Son of Shannon and Jeffrey Roberson … Has an older sister, Savannah … Chose Nevada as it’s always been a dream to represent his local college and community … Was also recruited by Idaho … Lists J.J. Watt as his sports hero … Enjoys wakeboarding, snowboarding and volunteering with special needs children … Majoring in public health with the intent to become a physical therapist.