Welcome to the 3rd season of Next Level Flag Football in Reno at the University of Nevada, Reno! We are excited to return to the field with the UNR Football Staff and your Wolf Pack Student-Athletes!
Please register your player for their current grade for the 2023-2024 school year.
For more information and a general overview of our specific Next Level Flag Football location at UNR, please review the information below prior to registration!
Eli Miller joined the Nevada football staff in Feb. of 2022 as the Director of Football Operations.
Miller, served as the Special Assistant to the Head Coach/Director of Player Personnel/Pro Liason with the football program at Middle Tennessee State University from 2019-2021. He added the title of Special Assistant to the Head Coach in Feb. of 2021. Prior to his time at Middle Tennessee State, Miller served as the on-campus Recruiting Coordinator with the football team at the University of Oregon from Mar. 2018 to Mar. 2019.
While at the University of Oregon, he was the Assistant Recruiting Coordinator from Feb. 2017 to Mar. 2018. Miller was a recruiting assistant with Oregon and began his football career as a recruiting intern with the Ducks in July of 2012. Miller earned his Bachelor's Degree in Science and Business Administration from the University of Oregon in Mar. of 2015.
Jim Mastro, who brings 31-plus years of collegiate football coaching experience, returns to the program as the Senior Director of Administration and Operations. Mastro returns to a football program that he helped lead to two conference championships over 11 seasons as running backs coach from 2000-10.
During Mastro’s time at Nevada under head coach Chris Ault, the Wolf Pack successfully developed the Pistol offense into one of the most potent in college football at the time. Nevada claimed a pair of Western Athletic Conference championships (2005, 2010) during his 11 seasons in Reno, while finishing in the top five in the country in both rushing and total offense during Mastro’s last three years at Nevada.
Mastro helped lead the Wolf Pack to seven bowl appearances and coaches seven all-conference selections including Assistant Head Coach Vai Taua, who was selected as an All-American two times (2009, 2010).
Mastro returns to the Wolf Pack family with his wife, Terri, who he married in 2001. They have three kids – Michael, Ronnie and Cheryl – and three grandchildren – Kaydin, Mason and Brooke.