It doesn't sound like Sanders won the job exactly. Tennesse had a multi-year player who was 1st string at RT all spring and then entered the portal and signed with Colorado. Sanders practiced with the 2s and 3s all spring. So, it sounds more likely that the incumbent RT wanted more money (likely...

If this is adopted Nebraska will go to 105 plus the injured reserve, likely meaning approximately ten more guys get cut.

Only "several dozen" athletes nationwide objected. Of course, at the time you could object there were no roster limits proposed.

Nebraska was in the Big 7 when I was born.

I feel out of place in this thread because Dad music to me is Glenn Miller on scratchy 78s. I can't listen to a large quantity of swing, but I get why my Dad liked it.

From an article from earlier today in 247 discussing Kentucky's spring portal targets

It's clear that this player stands out to us as one of the top players in the state; we aren't taking many Nebraska kids but we have been recruiting him all along. It's also clear we likely see something else in him than a lot of others do not. His offer list It will be interesting to see...

He's rated a 6.0. He'll have to advance in the ratings to a 6.1 to be a 5 star. The highest 6.0 4-star in the class of 2025 is the 34th ranked player. That because there are probably over 2000 players ranked when a class graduates and only about 400-450 ranked at the end of sophomore year. There...

maybe. But they guy is coming from Australia, so hard to tell.

they had the punter lined up before MacAllister left, so I am thinking we're okay on that. These guys are professionals. I assume they'd go after someone if they thought it was necessary. They plan things pretty well. As fans we assume there is no one competent there if we haven't seen them play.