Line leader: Korey Rush will guide Nevada's new (and hopefully improved) defensive front

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The Nevada defensive line could count on one thing – or, more accurately, one man – every day last season.

Whether it was in the team room, film study, practice drills or on game day, Malik Reed would bring it. Armed with a strong work ethic and endless energy, Reed, a two-time All-MW honoree, was the leader everybody followed.

But, this season, Reed is no longer in that team room or running with the defensive linemen in practice. He’s now a linebacker, a move made to beef up Nevada’s defense front to improve against the run. The role of position leader and driving force for his unit has…