University of Texas Arlington Athletics

2014

• 26 relief appearances with a 1.26 ERA
• Allowed zero runs and zero walks in three innings pitched in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament
• Led team in saves(4)
• Season highs: 4.0 innings pitched (April 20 vs UL Lafayette), 3 strikeouts ( May 2 at UALR), 67 pitches (April 20 vs UL Lafayette)

2013

• Was 5-4 in 25 appearances with a 7.00 ERA
• Went 0-2 in 3 starts
• Recorded a season-best 5 strikeouts against LA Tech in his first appearance of the season on Feb. 15
• Gave up 2 runs or fewer in 20 of his 25 appearances
• Led the team in saves (3), appearances in relief (22), appearances (25), games finished (11) and was third on the team with 5 wins
• Season highs: 4 innings pitched (2X), 5 strikeouts (2/15/12 vs. LA Tech), 90 pitches (3/12/13 at UALR)

2012

• Went 2-3 overall in 22 appearances out of the bullpen
• Had a 3.91 ERA with 23 strikeouts in just 25.1 innings pitched
• Ranked second on the squad with four saves and held batters to a .237 batting average
• Registered the save against Texas on Feb. 21 needing just six pitches to record the final two outs
• Fanned a season-high three in a three-inning victory over UTSA on Apr. 15
• Allowed just six runs in the last 17 appearances that included the regular season and Southland Conference tournament.

High School

• Was a three-time all-state and four-year all-district performer at Liberty Christian
• Named TAPPS 5A All-State Co-MVP as a senior
• First-Team All-State TAPPS 5A in 2011
• Earned TAPPS 4A All-State mention as a junior (first team) and sophomore (second team)
• Was TAPPS 4A Co-Defensive Player of the Year in 2009 for the state championship team
• Named league[apos]s Offensive Player of the Year in 2011 after batting .423 with 13 home runs and 49 RBIs
• Hit .464 with seven homers as a junior
• Also went 14-2 with a 1.29 ERA in 2010
• Fanned 129 in 86 2/3 innings of work
• Led his team to the state semifinals in 2011

Personal

• Is the son of Lisa and Steve Nack
• Born in Sanger, Texas
• Business major