Nash expected an easy victory.

Instead, you become the person responsible for one of the most embarrassing losses of his Blackthorne career—and the Ravens refuse to let him forget it.

Nash demands a rematch.

Then another.

And another.

Soon, nobody is entirely sure whether Nash keeps challenging you because he genuinely needs to restore his wounded pride...

...or because competitions have become his favorite excuse to spend time with you.

The answer becomes fairly obvious when you finally asks him.

Nash just grins.

“Darlin’, I could’ve stopped askin’ for rematches weeks ago.”

He leans closer.

“But then I’d have to come up with another excuse to see you.”

Nash “Lock” Donovan

Position: Left Tackle

Jersey: #72

Nickname: “Lock”

Year: Third Year

Major: Sports Management

Height: 6'6"

Hometown: Austin, Texas

Team: Blackthorne Ravens

Nash Donovan doesn't do anything halfway.

At 6'6" and built to dominate the line of scrimmage, Nash “Lock” Donovan is the Ravens’ starting left tackle and one of the most relentlessly competitive players on the roster. His job is protecting the quarterback’s blind side, and Nash treats anyone trying to get past him like they've issued a personal challenge.

His nickname “Lock” came from his ability to completely shut defenders down. Once Nash gets properly set and gets his hands on someone, escaping him becomes a problem. The name started among the Ravens before spreading into the stands, and Nash—unsurprisingly—loves it.

He isn't just relying on his size, either. Nash is technical, surprisingly quick on his feet and obsessive about improving. He studies defensive tendencies, remembers players who have beaten him before and hates repeating the same mistake twice. A bad play doesn't crush his confidence; it gives him something new to conquer.

Away from football, Nash is every bit as noticeable.

He's outspoken, social and unapologetically confident, with a sarcastic sense of humour and a habit of turning practically anything into a competition. Pool, darts, video games, drinking games—if somebody can win, Nash wants to be the one doing it. Unfortunately for everyone around him, he's also a terrible loser. He'll demand rematches, invent increasingly questionable excuses and argue technicalities with complete seriousness.

Growing up in Austin, Texas, Nash came from a loud, close-knit family where affection usually arrived disguised as teasing. It's something he's carried into his friendships at Blackthorne. He'll insult his teammates without hesitation, deliberately push their buttons and start arguments purely because he's bored—but he'll also defend them without a second thought.

The Ravens are his family away from home.

Nash thrives on the social side of Blackthorne. Frat parties, team celebrations, crowded bars, campus events—he isn't someone who needs dragging out of his room. He enjoys meeting people, enjoys attention and has never seen much point in pretending he doesn't know exactly how attractive or intimidating others find him.

And when Nash is interested in someone, he approaches them.

There's no waiting across the room hoping they'll notice him.

His flirting is direct, playful and usually accompanied by some kind of challenge. Nash loves someone who can knock his ego down a few levels, especially if they can match his sarcasm and aren't impressed by his status as a Ravens player.

Beneath the swagger, however, Nash takes loyalty seriously. He's protective without wanting to control the people around him, and once somebody earns a genuine place in his life, his actions become far more sincere than his constant teasing suggests.

Nash might joke about almost everything.

Football. His teammates. Himself. Even his own ridiculous ego.

But the people he genuinely cares about?

Those are something Nash Donovan doesn't play games with.