University of Calgary Athletics

2012: Continued as a veteran presence at the field wideout position, starting every game the Dinos played … made 26 catches for 394 yards and one touchdown, that coming Week 8 against Manitoba … had a career-long 61-yard reception in the conference semi-final against the Bisons a week later …

2011: The Dinos’ third-leading receiver with 21 catches for 358 yards … scored his first career CIS touchdown Oct. 2 against Alberta, part of a career-high five catch, 129-yard receiving night … hauled in five more catches in the playoffs …

2010: Appeared in four regular season games for the Dinos, then played all four post-season contests including the Mitchell Bowl and the Vanier Cup … missed half the regular season with a leg injury … recorded two catches for 29 yards on the year … returned six punts for 25 yards during the regular season, adding 11 more punt returns in the playoffs … became the team’s lead holder on field goal attempts …

2009: Dressed for seven conference games as well as four playoff contests, including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … had a season-high two catches for 62 yards Oct. 24 vs. Regina … finished the year with 152 receiving yards … had three catches for 33 yards against Queen’s in the Vanier Cup … returned 24 punts a total of 147 yards during the regular season … was the team’s leading punt returner during the post-season, taking on the additional duties of holding on field goal tries … had 234 all-purpose yards in the four playoff games …

2008: Dressed for last conference game against Alberta but did not consume eligibility … played for Team Canada at the 2009 IFAF World Junior Championship in Canton, Ohio, winning a silver medal …

Before UC: Rookie of the year in Nova Scotia high school football in2006 … won Calgary and Alberta Tier I championships with St. Francis in 2007 … named top receiver for south Senior Bowl team … represented Alberta at 2008 Canada Cup, named championship game MVP … travelled with Team Canada to the NFL Global Junior Championship in Miami, Fla. …

Personal: Parents Blake and Maura … full name Taylor McGowan Nill … graduate of Calgary’s St. Francis High School … son of Dinos head coach Blake Nill … born in Montreal, grew up in Halifax … also played Lacrosse and Hockey … hopes to follow in his father’s footsteps and play professional football … majoring in finance in the Haskayne School of Business …