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He will still be visiting/camping in Lincoln with the PPI group, though, won't he? I recall with Hoffken he still finished out the PPI camp circut even after he had committed to Nebraska.
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Has he visited Piss yet or is that visit yet to come?
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Looks like he visited there May 3rd.
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I would guess he isn't if he is going to Georgia as 247 reports. The PPI visit to Nebraska is also June 13.
Also, Tim doesn't mention him is his write-up from this afternoon abouit visit changes this weekend and he discusses PPI in that article
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So we got the last visit and he cancled the visit that was supposed to come after ours?
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Max Thomas - St. Michael The Archangel Catholic - Kicker
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Max Thomas - St. Michael The Archangel Catholic - Kicker
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was he there for a punt, pass and kick competition sumbitch ?
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I'm no expert and of little help but we're trending up* as long as the W's start stacking up...
* Gotta do considerably better than the pinstripe lawn mowers bowl
BTW, says here things are not going to be as bad between the hedges as it might seem...y'all will be fine.
sometime earlier today Valdin Sone cancelled his Florida OV and scheduled Georgia instead (for 6/13).
Guessing he is gone, because he seemed to be leaning to Florida until he did that UV to Georgia and was offered. He has an OV to Oklahoma 6/20, which I will predict he never makes.
Georgia also offered another 2026 PPI DT today
as well as a 2026 TE/EDGE from PPI
and a C/O 2027 DT
Guessing he is gone, because he seemed to be leaning to Florida until he did that UV to Georgia and was offered. He has an OV to Oklahoma 6/20, which I will predict he never makes.
Georgia also offered another 2026 PPI DT today
as well as a 2026 TE/EDGE from PPI
and a C/O 2027 DT
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11” incher is bigger than an 8” incher
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I'm no expert and of little help but we're trending up* as long as the W's start stacking up...
* Gotta do considerably better than the pinstripe lawn mowers bowl
BTW, says here things are not going to be as bad between the hedges as it might seem...y'all will be fine.
sometime earlier today Valdin Sone cancelled his Florida OV and scheduled Georgia instead (for 6/13).
Guessing he is gone, because he seemed to be leaning to Florida until he did that UV to Georgia and was offered. He has an OV to Oklahoma 6/20, which I will predict he never makes.
Georgia also offered another 2026 PPI DT today
as well as a 2026 TE/EDGE from PPI
and a C/O 2027 DT
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Son of Nebraska Legend Makes Feelings Clear on Matt Rhule & Co. Amid Strong Interest From SEC & B1G Powerhouses
Matt Rhule and Nebraska receives clear stance from Nebraska legend's son on his recruiting amid SEC and B1G programs showing strong interest.
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Steve Warren’s son Braylen, 2027 QB, is getting quite a bit of attention.
Braylen Warren 2027 Quarterback
Braylen Warren - 2027 3 Star Quarterback for Westside (Omaha, NE) on Rivals.com
Not much from Nebraska yet
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Obviously, we don't need to offer himSon of Nebraska Legend Makes Feelings Clear on Matt Rhule & Co. Amid Strong Interest From SEC & B1G Powerhouses
Matt Rhule and Nebraska receives clear stance from Nebraska legend's son on his recruiting amid SEC and B1G programs showing strong interest.www.essentiallysports.com
Steve Warren’s son Braylen, 2027 QB, is getting quite a bit of attention.
Braylen Warren 2027 Quarterback
Braylen Warren - 2027 3 Star Quarterback for Westside (Omaha, NE) on Rivals.comn.rivals.com
Not much from Nebraska yet
It will be interesting to see how many of the schools mentioned (Alabama, Ohio St, A&M, LSU) actually end up offering him
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Wiltfong's THIRD story on the weekend
by:Steve Wiltfong•1 hour ago•
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Matt Rhule and Trae Taylor (Photo credit: Casey Fritton/HuskerOnline)
A mega recruiting weekend at Nebraska continues to get huge reviews.
On3 had national coverage from a terrific group of official visitors here, while also catching up with many of the blue-chip 2027 and 2028s that spent time in Lincoln for the Battle of the Boneyard and Hudl event here.
Reaction continues to come in this week as Matt Rhule and the Huskers made quite the impression on high school football prospects from coast to coast.
Sioux City (Cockeye) Bishop Heelan Catholic On300 linebacker Kasen Thomas was one of the top recruits in town for his official visit.
“My experience was great,” Thomas said. “It was good to be around the coaching staff, their families and a lot of the players. What continues to excite me is how they are going to be this year. They have great talent and great coaches that work to better themselves and the people around them, so it’s going to be interesting to see where they go.”
Nebraska is battling Cockeye and Cockeye State.
“They are a top for sure, going to be tough to compete with,” Thomas said. “But I still have two more OVs.”
“Man my favorite things about Nebraska is the new culture they’re bringing under Coach Rhule’s staff,” Ainsworth said. “They all want to win and win now and are striving for excellence and as close to perfection as humanly possible. I love the players there and I meshed extremely well with them and they are super down to earth and aren’t big on thinking they are bigger than the team. The environment you play in. 91,000 of only Nebraska fans who will do anything to let their team win. The resources and people make Nebraska special. The environment there is nothing short of rowdy in the best way. Having the 7-on-7 tournament this weekend and the OV all the coaches were moving about and truly like meeting everyone as if they have played there for five years. It’s electric and I could already sense that in an empty stadium!
“I would say they hold a very high position that other teams have to meet standard wise. They are a strong strong contender no doubt.”
“Getting to visit Lincoln was great and having the opportunity to learn from not only the coaching staff but also the players was amazing,” Simien said. “The Nebraska program has an extensive recovery program available for their athletes and the way the team is structured as a whole was something that really impressed me.”
On3’s No. 7 edge rusher Rashad Streets was another blue-chipper.
“It was my first time in Lincoln and it was a really great visit,” Streets said. “I was also here for the HUDL futures event so I got to see a lot of different aspects of Lincoln. You can tell they really invest in their program and it is a college football town with a homey feel. The fan support here is crazy I mean people coming up to me just to talk about Nebraska football. I also got the chance to talk with Coach Rhule and Coach Bradden and they let me know they were about to turn up the heat and I’m a priority for them.
I also got to watch The Battle of the Boneyard event and it was nice to get a small feel of the stadium atmosphere. It was a very eventful weekend and I really enjoyed my first time in Nebraska.”
The No. 8 offensive tackle Kelsey Adams had fun.
“Lincoln was good,” Adams said. “It’s a smaller city but it’s all about the football team which is good. My favorite thing is that the stadium is always sold out and Nebraska had the NCAA record for selling out the tickets.”
“I had a good time in Lincoln with my guys,” Johnson said. “Some eye-catcher things is their facilities and the connections they have.”
“Yeah Lincoln was great,” Hill said. “I lost words for the program. I love everything they’re doing with their program. My weekend was great from when I got there until I left. City is beautiful and I love how everyone is so passionate about being there. The competition was really nice up there, had some great matchups. it was just great to see how much they put into and care about their players. It’s just a family I really like that. Some of my favorite things about Nebraska’s program are everything is about passion when they’re doing it. It’s just people I love to be around because I know everyone around me has the same love for the game as me. It’s a place where I can stay focused on my academics and sports without any distractions just work.”
“I had a great time at Nebraska,” Alston said. “I was surprised on how big and nice the facilities and Memorial Stadium were. Nebraska is a real good program that can easily be a playoff team with their losses last year mostly by a touchdown or less. I had a good conversation with Coach Ekeler, he personally showed me and my family around the facility. It was cool to see a familiar face from his time at Tennessee. I also really like spending time getting to know Coach Addison the cornerback coach. We had a good conversation learning about each other and he made the offer to me. Overall it was a real good experience and Nebraska has a lot to offer.”
“I liked Nebraska a lot,” Dorsey said. He star’s on Cam Newton’s team. “One of Cam’s best friends is a coach at Nebraska and it’s crazy cause it’s the DB coach. So they was showing a lot of love. I got to meet all the coaches, the head coach, defensive coordinator, and my position coach. So yes i can see myself at Nebraska. I love their culture and the love they showed me and my team.”
“It was great competing against guys older than me I know I can learn from them,” receiver Tromon Isaac said. “My favorite things about the Nebraska program is the people and the facility.”
Orange Lutheran defensive lineman Marcus Fakatou is one of the most sought-after rising sophomores in the land.
“I was actually in Lincoln for the Hudl event. I did get to see and learn more about the Huskers program and it’s impressive. I really like their recovery facility and they had a cool walk-through room! I’ve never seen that before. Lincoln reminded me of Anchorage, Alaska where I was born and raised, and the people were amazing!”
Carrollton (Ga.) High offensive tackle Kweli Fielder has a ton of buzz in SEC country.
“I think Nebraska has the best facilities in America,” Fielder said. “like when you go up there you don’t think too much of it but once you go to Nebraska, it’s amazing. Talking to Coach Matt Rhule and Coach Raiola they made me feel like I am their top guy and the way the fans was talking to me like I am one of the players was amazing in my recruitment. Nebraska is definitely top three as of right now.”
Mega recruiting weekend at Nebraska was a humongous hit
swiltfong_
Matt Rhule and Trae Taylor (Photo credit: Casey Fritton/HuskerOnline)
A mega recruiting weekend at Nebraska continues to get huge reviews.
On3 had national coverage from a terrific group of official visitors here, while also catching up with many of the blue-chip 2027 and 2028s that spent time in Lincoln for the Battle of the Boneyard and Hudl event here.
Reaction continues to come in this week as Matt Rhule and the Huskers made quite the impression on high school football prospects from coast to coast.
Sioux City (Cockeye) Bishop Heelan Catholic On300 linebacker Kasen Thomas was one of the top recruits in town for his official visit.
“My experience was great,” Thomas said. “It was good to be around the coaching staff, their families and a lot of the players. What continues to excite me is how they are going to be this year. They have great talent and great coaches that work to better themselves and the people around them, so it’s going to be interesting to see where they go.”
Nebraska is battling Cockeye and Cockeye State.
“They are a top for sure, going to be tough to compete with,” Thomas said. “But I still have two more OVs.”
Adding another prediction for Nebraska
I added an On3 RPM in favor of Nebraska to land Biloxi (Miss.) High offensive lineman Hayden Ainsworth.“Man my favorite things about Nebraska is the new culture they’re bringing under Coach Rhule’s staff,” Ainsworth said. “They all want to win and win now and are striving for excellence and as close to perfection as humanly possible. I love the players there and I meshed extremely well with them and they are super down to earth and aren’t big on thinking they are bigger than the team. The environment you play in. 91,000 of only Nebraska fans who will do anything to let their team win. The resources and people make Nebraska special. The environment there is nothing short of rowdy in the best way. Having the 7-on-7 tournament this weekend and the OV all the coaches were moving about and truly like meeting everyone as if they have played there for five years. It’s electric and I could already sense that in an empty stadium!
“I would say they hold a very high position that other teams have to meet standard wise. They are a strong strong contender no doubt.”
Touted 2027 point-of-attack players feeling Nebraska
Nebraska is catching the eye of more elite 2027s. On3’s No. 1 interior offensive lineman Albert Simien was in for an event put on by Hudl.“Getting to visit Lincoln was great and having the opportunity to learn from not only the coaching staff but also the players was amazing,” Simien said. “The Nebraska program has an extensive recovery program available for their athletes and the way the team is structured as a whole was something that really impressed me.”
On3’s No. 7 edge rusher Rashad Streets was another blue-chipper.
“It was my first time in Lincoln and it was a really great visit,” Streets said. “I was also here for the HUDL futures event so I got to see a lot of different aspects of Lincoln. You can tell they really invest in their program and it is a college football town with a homey feel. The fan support here is crazy I mean people coming up to me just to talk about Nebraska football. I also got the chance to talk with Coach Rhule and Coach Bradden and they let me know they were about to turn up the heat and I’m a priority for them.
I also got to watch The Battle of the Boneyard event and it was nice to get a small feel of the stadium atmosphere. It was a very eventful weekend and I really enjoyed my first time in Nebraska.”
The No. 8 offensive tackle Kelsey Adams had fun.
“Lincoln was good,” Adams said. “It’s a smaller city but it’s all about the football team which is good. My favorite thing is that the stadium is always sold out and Nebraska had the NCAA record for selling out the tickets.”
Elite defensive backs were also in town
A few touted defensive backs competed in the Battle of the Boneyard in four-star cornerbacks JuJu Johnson, Ashton Ace Alston and Jailen Hill along with top-ranked safety Kamarui Dorsey.“I had a good time in Lincoln with my guys,” Johnson said. “Some eye-catcher things is their facilities and the connections they have.”
“Yeah Lincoln was great,” Hill said. “I lost words for the program. I love everything they’re doing with their program. My weekend was great from when I got there until I left. City is beautiful and I love how everyone is so passionate about being there. The competition was really nice up there, had some great matchups. it was just great to see how much they put into and care about their players. It’s just a family I really like that. Some of my favorite things about Nebraska’s program are everything is about passion when they’re doing it. It’s just people I love to be around because I know everyone around me has the same love for the game as me. It’s a place where I can stay focused on my academics and sports without any distractions just work.”
“I had a great time at Nebraska,” Alston said. “I was surprised on how big and nice the facilities and Memorial Stadium were. Nebraska is a real good program that can easily be a playoff team with their losses last year mostly by a touchdown or less. I had a good conversation with Coach Ekeler, he personally showed me and my family around the facility. It was cool to see a familiar face from his time at Tennessee. I also really like spending time getting to know Coach Addison the cornerback coach. We had a good conversation learning about each other and he made the offer to me. Overall it was a real good experience and Nebraska has a lot to offer.”
“I liked Nebraska a lot,” Dorsey said. He star’s on Cam Newton’s team. “One of Cam’s best friends is a coach at Nebraska and it’s crazy cause it’s the DB coach. So they was showing a lot of love. I got to meet all the coaches, the head coach, defensive coordinator, and my position coach. So yes i can see myself at Nebraska. I love their culture and the love they showed me and my team.”
Nebraska got a chance to get ahead with sought-after rising sophomores
The Huskers are out in front with a lot of 2028s.“It was great competing against guys older than me I know I can learn from them,” receiver Tromon Isaac said. “My favorite things about the Nebraska program is the people and the facility.”
Orange Lutheran defensive lineman Marcus Fakatou is one of the most sought-after rising sophomores in the land.
“I was actually in Lincoln for the Hudl event. I did get to see and learn more about the Huskers program and it’s impressive. I really like their recovery facility and they had a cool walk-through room! I’ve never seen that before. Lincoln reminded me of Anchorage, Alaska where I was born and raised, and the people were amazing!”
Carrollton (Ga.) High offensive tackle Kweli Fielder has a ton of buzz in SEC country.
“I think Nebraska has the best facilities in America,” Fielder said. “like when you go up there you don’t think too much of it but once you go to Nebraska, it’s amazing. Talking to Coach Matt Rhule and Coach Raiola they made me feel like I am their top guy and the way the fans was talking to me like I am one of the players was amazing in my recruitment. Nebraska is definitely top three as of right now.”
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