Ohio State gets a QB commitment today in Lincoln Keinholz 4* from SD. Flipped from Washington
Edit: disregard part of 2023 class, forgot Dylan is 2024
Edit: disregard part of 2023 class, forgot Dylan is 2024
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Dylan Raiola back in play?
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I think I read somewhere that tOSU wasn't taking a QB this year. I'm not sure if this was part of their pitch to Dylan or not, but could still have an impact if true.
He is so N it hurts
Dean reported that it was part of their pitch to Dylan.
I believe Dean when he said that tOSU was telling him that. What I never believed is that tOSU wasn’t going to take a QB this year. The Raiola’s shouldn’t have believed them either if they did.
I couldn't remember where it was sourced from. I don't know why anyone would believe it, but I also don't think it matters for us at all
With Raiola, I think some have the mindset that we are inflating his worth due to his family connections to NU.
That’s not the case. I truly believe he’s one of the top 10 QB prospects of the 21st century. His film is a level higher than any QB I’ve seen and when he camped at FNL a couple years back, Waterboy told me everyone in the crowd gasped the first time they saw him launch a deep ball, and then the place fell silent for a couple seconds. The kid can basically throw a bomb into a laundry basket from anywhere within 70 yards and that’s not an exageration.
He is on a different level than any QB recruit that has stepped onto UNL’s campus. Rhule and staff need to work on him regardless of how many times they are told no.
That’s not the case. I truly believe he’s one of the top 10 QB prospects of the 21st century. His film is a level higher than any QB I’ve seen and when he camped at FNL a couple years back, Waterboy told me everyone in the crowd gasped the first time they saw him launch a deep ball, and then the place fell silent for a couple seconds. The kid can basically throw a bomb into a laundry basket from anywhere within 70 yards and that’s not an exageration.
He is on a different level than any QB recruit that has stepped onto UNL’s campus. Rhule and staff need to work on him regardless of how many times they are told no.
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His throw down to second from behind the plate would have been in the top 1% for MLB catchers. So I agree with you. He’s a freak.
20th or 21st? I mean the first half of the 20th century they didn't even throw the ball.
What's his pop time? I hadn't seen that before.
Not sure what it was and I’ll ask for you. But they clocked him at 85 on his throw down to second.
That's obviously really good, and would be above average in MLB I'd expect. Then it would all come down to exchange time.
