Husker Spring 2023 Portal Entries

[vailhusker]

 

[Tsakoi]

He's not lying. We essentially saw next to nothing from him so far.

"Y'all ain't seen nothing yet."

Yeah, that's the fucking problem, Cadillac.

 

[djw004]

Casey Thompson to FAU

 

[djw004]

He's not lying. We essentially saw next to nothing from him so far.

"Y'all ain't seen nothing yet."

Yeah, that's the fucking problem, Cadillac.

Thought the SAME EXACT THING.

 

[RedSavage]

He's not lying. We essentially saw next to nothing from him so far.

"Y'all ain't seen nothing yet."

Yeah, that's the fucking problem, Cadillac.

To be fair, he's about the only portal player who might end up at a school worth a damn. At least he's got some decent offers so far...the rest of the players massively downgrading schools is pretty telling

 

[Carm]

To be fair, he's about the only portal player who might end up at a school worth a damn. At least he's got some decent offers so far...the rest of the players massively downgrading schools is pretty telling

it sounded like Wynn was landing at Ole Miss, but I haven't heard anything since his visit over the weekend

 

[RedSavage]

it sounded like Wynn was landing at Ole Miss, but I haven't heard anything since his visit over the weekend

True and I was referring moreso to players that have committed somewhere but still pretty telling IYAM

 

[vailhusker]

Steve Marik • InsideNebraska
Staff Writer
@Steve_Marik

Two in-state players on Nebraska’s roster who began their careers as walk-ons are now on scholarship, head coach Matt Rhule said Wednesday.
At a Lincoln Chamber of Commerce event, Rhule said tight end Nate Boerkircher and linebacker John Bullock have been put on scholarship.
Boerkircher, from Aurora, Nebraska, the same hometown as another former Husker tight end in Austin Allen, is entering his fourth season in the program. A strong blocker and capable receiver, Boerkircher caught a career-high six passes for 52 yards and one touchdown in 2022.
Like last season, Boerkircher will be in the rotation at tight end in 2023. And depending on the eligibility status of LSU and Georgia transfer Arik Gilbert, who will need a waiver from the NCAA to play in 2023, Boerkircher’s role could grow even more.

John Bullock. (Courtesy of Nebraska Athletics)
Bullock was one of the notable spring storylines at Nebraska. An Omaha native and Pickle Smoochers Prep graduate, Bullock is entering his fifth year in the program.
Mostly a special teams player during his Husker career, Bullock has played in 22 games and recorded a combined six tackles, with five coming in 2021 and one in 2022. During the Red-White spring game, the 6-foot, 210-pound Bullock was starting at inside linebacker on the first-team defense. Bullock moved from safety to linebacker this spring.
Rhule has been high on Bullock all spring and continued to praise the linebacker during the coach’s appearance on the Huskers Radio Network on Monday.
“John Bullock was one of the best players on our team this spring," Rhule said. "John Bullock’s a starting caliber player. He’s a guy that will have a future, hopefully at the next level. Making that move for him from safety to linebacker unlocked a whole future."
Nebraska needs to be at 85 scholarship players before the start of the season. The additions of Boerkircher and Bullock puts the unofficial current scholarship number at 90. You can see the distribution chart here.
Discuss Matt Rhule's decision to put Nate Boerkircher and John Bullock on scholarship with other Husker fans on the Insider's Board.

 

[Jim14510]

Steve Marik • InsideNebraska
Staff Writer
@Steve_Marik

Two in-state players on Nebraska’s roster who began their careers as walk-ons are now on scholarship, head coach Matt Rhule said Wednesday.
At a Lincoln Chamber of Commerce event, Rhule said tight end Nate Boerkircher and linebacker John Bullock have been put on scholarship.
Boerkircher, from Aurora, Nebraska, the same hometown as another former Husker tight end in Austin Allen, is entering his fourth season in the program. A strong blocker and capable receiver, Boerkircher caught a career-high six passes for 52 yards and one touchdown in 2022.
Like last season, Boerkircher will be in the rotation at tight end in 2023. And depending on the eligibility status of LSU and Georgia transfer Arik Gilbert, who will need a waiver from the NCAA to play in 2023, Boerkircher’s role could grow even more.

John Bullock. (Courtesy of Nebraska Athletics)
Bullock was one of the notable spring storylines at Nebraska. An Omaha native and Pickle Smoochers Prep graduate, Bullock is entering his fifth year in the program.
Mostly a special teams player during his Husker career, Bullock has played in 22 games and recorded a combined six tackles, with five coming in 2021 and one in 2022. During the Red-White spring game, the 6-foot, 210-pound Bullock was starting at inside linebacker on the first-team defense. Bullock moved from safety to linebacker this spring.
Rhule has been high on Bullock all spring and continued to praise the linebacker during the coach’s appearance on the Huskers Radio Network on Monday.
“John Bullock was one of the best players on our team this spring," Rhule said. "John Bullock’s a starting caliber player. He’s a guy that will have a future, hopefully at the next level. Making that move for him from safety to linebacker unlocked a whole future."
Nebraska needs to be at 85 scholarship players before the start of the season. The additions of Boerkircher and Bullock puts the unofficial current scholarship number at 90. You can see the distribution chart here.
Discuss Matt Rhule's decision to put Nate Boerkircher and John Bullock on scholarship with other Husker fans on the Insider's Board.

Bullock and his dad are good people. Glad for them. Think Alex will get there in the next year or two.

 

[vailhusker]

Up to 90 with Bullock and Boerkircher. With rumors that Lynum and Malcom retired and Timmy will retire or walk on, that leaves at least 2 more that have gone to be at 85 or below.

Pos.	Fr.	RFr.	So.	Jr.	Sr.
QB (3)			Heinrich Haarberg Chubba Purdy	Jeff Sims
RB (5)	Kwinten Ives	Emmett Johnson	Gabe Ervin Jr.	Rahmir Johnson	Anthony Grant
WR (11)	Malachi Coleman Jaidyn Doss Brice Turner Jaylen Lloyd Jeremiah Charles Demitrius Bell		Zavier Betts	Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda	Marcus Washington Josh Fleeks Billy Kemp IV
TE (6)	Ismael Smith Flores	Chase Androff Jake Appleget Janiran Bonner	Thomas Fidone Arik Gilbert Nate Boerkircher
OL (14)	Gunnar Gottula Brock Knutson Sam Sledge Mason Goldman Jason Maciejczak	Justin Jenkins Jacob Hood	Henry Lutovsky Teddy Prochazka	Bryce Benhart Turner Corcoran Ethan Piper Nouredin Nouili Ben Scott
DL (13)	Vincent Carroll-Jackson Riley Van Poppel Cameron Lenhardt Sua Lefotu Princewill Umanmielen	Brodie Tagaloa	Ru’Quan Buckley Blaise Gunnerson Elijah Jeudy Kai Wallin AJ Rollins	Nash Hutmacher Ty Robinson
LB (13)	Eric Fields Dylan Rogers Maverick Noonan		Seth Malcom Randolph Kpai Mikai Gbayor Jimari Butler Chief Borders Kaine Williams	Nick Henrich Garrett Snodgrass MJ Sherman John Bullock	Luke Reimer
CB (10)	Dwight Bootle II Syncere Safeeullah Ethan Nation D’Andre Barnes		Tamon Lynum Malcolm Hartzog	Javier Morton Tommi Hill	Omar Brown Quinton Newsome
S (9)	Rahmir Stewart	Gage Stenger	Koby Bretz Corey Collier	Myles Farmer Marques Buford DeShon Singleton Isaac Gifford Javin Wright
ST (4)	Tristan Alvano			Timmy Bleekrode Brian Buschini	Marco Ortiz
Class Total	27	8	24	23	8
Total	27/85	35/85	59/85	82/85	90/85

(Bolded players have used their redshirts.)

 

[Goskers07]

Up to 90 with Bullock and Boerkircher. With rumors that Lyman and Malcom retired and Timmy will retire or walk on, that leaves at least 2 more that have gone to be at 85 or below.

Pos.	Fr.	RFr.	So.	Jr.	Sr.
QB (3)			Heinrich Haarberg Chubba Purdy	Jeff Sims
RB (5)	Kwinten Ives	Emmett Johnson	Gabe Ervin Jr.	Rahmir Johnson	Anthony Grant
WR (11)	Malachi Coleman Jaidyn Doss Brice Turner Jaylen Lloyd Jeremiah Charles Demitrius Bell		Zavier Betts	Isaiah Garcia-Castaneda	Marcus Washington Josh Fleeks Billy Kemp IV
TE (6)	Ismael Smith Flores	Chase Androff Jake Appleget Janiran Bonner	Thomas Fidone Arik Gilbert Nate Boerkircher
OL (14)	Gunnar Gottula Brock Knutson Sam Sledge Mason Goldman Jason Maciejczak	Justin Jenkins Jacob Hood	Henry Lutovsky Teddy Prochazka	Bryce Benhart Turner Corcoran Ethan Piper Nouredin Nouili Ben Scott
DL (13)	Vincent Carroll-Jackson Riley Van Poppel Cameron Lenhardt Sua Lefotu Princewill Umanmielen	Brodie Tagaloa	Ru’Quan Buckley Blaise Gunnerson Elijah Jeudy Kai Wallin AJ Rollins	Nash Hutmacher Ty Robinson
LB (13)	Eric Fields Dylan Rogers Maverick Noonan		Seth Malcom Randolph Kpai Mikai Gbayor Jimari Butler Chief Borders Kaine Williams	Nick Henrich Garrett Snodgrass MJ Sherman John Bullock	Luke Reimer
CB (10)	Dwight Bootle II Syncere Safeeullah Ethan Nation D’Andre Barnes		Tamon Lynum Malcolm Hugehog	Javier Morton Tommi Hill	Omar Brown Quinton Newsome
S (9)	Rahmir Stewart	Gage Stenger	Koby Bretz Corey Collier	Myles Farmer Marques Buford DeShon Singleton Isaac Gifford Javin Wright
ST (4)	Tristan Alvano			Timmy Bleekrode Brian Buschini	Marco Ortiz
Class Total	27	8	24	23	8
Total	27/85	35/85	59/85	82/85	90/85

(Bolded players have used their redshirts.)

The rumor I heard is Lynum and Malcom retired and Ortiz, Fleeks and Bleekrode all are dropping to walk on.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

The rumor I heard is Lynum and Malcom retired and Ortiz, Fleeks and Bleekrode all are dropping to walk on.

I think there's been some rumors about Kpai too. Obviously rumors but I'd guess anyone who is left who is worth a shit isn't going to be on the retirement plan

 

[Carm]

Former Nebraska quarterback Mikey Pauley commits to Kansas​

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After entering the NCAA transfer portal, former Nebraska quarterback Mikey Pauley has committed to Kansas according to a post from his Twitter account.
Pauley was a two-sport prospect out of high school for his talents on the football field and the baseball diamond. After receiving football offers from Kansas and Kansas State, Pauley chose to play baseball at Nebraska on scholarship and walk on to the Cornhuskers’ football team.
He redshirted his freshman season for the football team at Nebraska and has recorded no stats so far this season for the Cornhuskers’ baseball program.
Pauley played high school sports at Blue Valley Northwest High in Overland Park, Kansas, where he was a three-star football prospect in the 2022 cycle, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies.