Donovan McNabb Jr. Chooses UNLV Over Power Four Offers

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Donovan McNabb Jr. Chooses UNLV Over Power Four Offers

Three-star WR Donovan McNabb Jr., the son of six-time Pro Bowl QB Donovan McNabb, has committed to UNLV. McNabb Jr. chose the Rebels and second-year HC Dan Mullen over Power 4 offers from Kansas State, Iowa, Minnesota, Iowa State, and others. “Going up there for Junior Day and for the official visit, it’s felt like home from the beginning,” he told Rivals.

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