April Recruiting Thread (39 Viewers)

Huskers0119 said:

Interesting that Trieu and Wiltfong put in predictions within 20 min of each other.

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hopefully Wiltfong is right. That would be a great get. Talented back. And if Wiltfong isn't right you know the posters on RSS will go after him for getting his first Crystal Ball prediction wrong since he joined 0n3

Hopefully if bananas

Wiltfong:

St. Louis (Mo.) Cardinal Ritter College Prep running back Jamarion Parker will visit Nebraska on Thursday. And headed into the visit, the Huskers look like the program to beat.

With that, I’ve logged an Tater Island RPM in favor of the Big Ten program for the 6-foot, 185-pound Parker. A four-star recruit, he ranks as the nation’s No. 24 prospect at his position.

“Nebraska right now is in the lead because they’ve been consistently on him and building a relationship with him,” Cardinal Ritter head coach Brennan Spain said.


“Jamarion is a relationship guy. He’s been through a lot in his life. He leans heavy on his relationships. When he identifies you have love for him off the field, he will empty the tank for you. He’s built a relationship with the running backs coach. He’s also been in communication with Matt Rhule as well.”

Alabama and USC are other programs picking it up for Parker who was at one point committed to Arkansas.

If Rhule starts getting St. Louis kids N again then we will know he is truly the Chosen One.

Carm said:

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Phillip Dillard, Pierre Allen & Ahman Green's boy, I believe.

Tsakoi said:

Ok...it's fucking April...time for Jones from Westside and Moosberry from Millard North to just go ahead and join the class.

I've waited long enough and have just decided to speak it into existence.

Somebody let them know that I'm getting impatient and to get those commit graphics uploaded by EoD.


(If this works you guys will love me for trying, but my plan hinges on one of you slapnuts getting a message to those guys since I don't know them or have any access. It's up to you TpBer)

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Mooberry will be early July.

SOHusker11 said:

Wiltfong:

St. Louis (Mo.) Cardinal Ritter College Prep running back Jamarion Parker will visit Nebraska on Thursday. And headed into the visit, the Huskers look like the program to beat.

With that, I’ve logged an Tater Island RPM in favor of the Big Ten program for the 6-foot, 185-pound Parker. A four-star recruit, he ranks as the nation’s No. 24 prospect at his position.

“Nebraska right now is in the lead because they’ve been consistently on him and building a relationship with him,” Cardinal Ritter head coach Brennan Spain said.


“Jamarion is a relationship guy. He’s been through a lot in his life. He leans heavy on his relationships. When he identifies you have love for him off the field, he will empty the tank for you. He’s built a relationship with the running backs coach. He’s also been in communication with Matt Rhule as well.”

Alabama and USC are other programs picking it up for Parker who was at one point committed to Arkansas.

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St Louis pipeline is lit.

Herbie said:

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Nebraska making an impact on multiple high-profile prospects​

by:Steve Wiltfong•about 2 hours•
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Matt Rhule and the Nebraska coaching staff have three commitments at this point in the 2025 recruiting cycle, but the Huskers are building momentum with a lot of top targets.
April could be a big month with Rhule and company working to bring in a lot of these coveted recruits for the spring game.
“I really just like the love that the coaches shows and they have a big support team as in fans, and I like how involved the fans are and they show a lot of love too,” Orange (Calif.) Lutheran High four-star quarterback TJ Lateef said. He will take his official to Lincoln for the spring game. “I just feel wanted that’s the biggest thing for me.”
Rhule made a big impression on Lateef.
“I had one conversation with him and I feel like that’s all I really (needed), he’s super cool and I feel like I can play under him for sure,” Lateef said.
All three of Nebraska’s early commitments, safety Caden VerMaas, defensive lineman Tyson Terry and running back Conor Booth, are in-state prospects and Omaha (Neb.) Millard South four-star Chase Loftin is another the staff has been pushing hard for.
“The new facilities are second to none in the country and I really appreciate the coaching staff,” Loftin said. “They recruit hard and I do believe that the program is being changed.
“I think Coach Rhule is going to make Nebraska a great football team again!”
Many others feel the same way as Loftin.

Huskers looking to leave recruiting footprint in Texas​

Nebraska is hitting the Lone Star State hard.
“I believe it’s a great place for opportunity and growth,” San Antonio (Texas) Alamo Heights blue-chipper Michael Terry said. He is tabbed by Tater Island as the No. 1 athlete in the country and will take his official for the spring game. “What excites me is l believe Coach Rhule is going to get the program back to what it stood for but with an all-around offensive game passing and running. Seems he’s looking at all phases of the game and doing all the things he needs to do to win.”
“I love the coaching staff that is at Nebraska,” Dallas (Texas) Skyline On300 linebacker Elijah Barnes said. “They show great love to me and my family and I feel like Nebraska is going to be a good football team this coming season and their fanbase is amazing. Sold out games since the 60s in incredible to me. That just shows the atmosphere part of Nebraska.”

“It’s Nebraska, but the culture that Coach Rhule and the tone he has set for the team is amazing to me,” DeSoto (Texas) High linebacker Keylan Abrams said. “It seems like the culture is just different ever since Coach Rhule came, and it’s mad love from the Husker Community!”
“What excites me about the Huskers is their coaching staff and the relationships I have built with all of the coaches,” Irving (Texas) Ranchview receiver Terry Shelton said. “So far, while they’ve been recruiting me, all of the coaches I’ve met up their have been nothing but respectful to me and I appreciate that. I think it’s a special place because of the culture built there. Nebraska has been a football powerhouse since the 90s and it’s an honor to be getting recruited by them.”
Spring (Texas) North Shore On300 receiver Quanell Farrakhan Jr. has the Huskers in his final three with Alabama and Texas A&M.

Nebraska in the mix for other blue-chip prospects​

The Huskers are recruiting nationally as well.
Nebraska is now trending on the Tater Island Recruiting Prediction Machine for St. Louis (Mo.) Cardinal Ritter four-star running back Jamarion Parker. He’ll visit Lincoln on Thursday.
Sources indicated Nebraska, Michigan and Missouri are best positioned for Eureka (Mo.) High On300 offensive tackle Jack Lange.
“I love the culture and the energy their team withholds,” Phoenix (Ariz.) Mountain Pointe safety Rylon Dillard-Allen said. “I also can appreciate the history of the team. On top of that, the fans are crazy. Great atmosphere!”

I wonder if bringin Lateef in for the spring game could backfire if both Raiola and Kaelin look good. Of course, he could also figure that there's no way both of those guys stick it out here.

Chad Woodfork, Summer Creek, Edge (247sports.com)

Don't know if legit or I missed it but the Tater Island visit tracker has this guy listed as taking an official next Friday.

Huskers0119 said:

Chad Woodfork, Summer Creek, Edge (247sports.com)

Don't know if legit or I missed it but the Tater Island visit tracker has this guy listed as taking an official next Friday.

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I'll bet @HuskerDocCo Woodfork him, if you know what I mean.