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6'5" 220 lbs. guys who can run a legitimate 4.6 just before their senior year of high school (did it at the same Warren Academy Showcase that Fidone crushed) don't exactly grow on trees in Nebraska. I'd be fine offering him just based on that, numbers be damned.

Then you throw in these extras:

1) He's likely going to Cockeye or, not as bad but still not great, Kansas State should Nebraska not offer. Especially if he goes to Cockeye, these failures to offer have a real history of biting us in the ass.

2) Rollins has impressed exactly no one this year. Fine also with offering him based on frame and potential, but not at the expense of leaving Carnie out.
 
He's pretty good from what I've heard, especially in the receiving category. Don't know if he'll be a traditional inline TE, Cockeye may make him into one. But he fits Nebraska's offense better IMO.

I'm guessing he was told he was not getting an offer based on him deciding on 10/12. Which will illicit a tater throwing contest on RSS. But with that said, I might be involved in the throwing of taters. You can't let a kid with that athletic potential leave the state, but they're almost forced to unless that can get Rollins to switch positions.

Nebraska has missed out on local talent bigly in recent years, especially smaller school kids like Ott and Bazata, both obviously became starters and good players at Cockeye.
 
He is another local guy that has measurables compared to the top TE in the nation. Thats why I like him.
 
He's pretty good from what I've heard, especially in the receiving category. Don't know if he'll be a traditional inline TE, Cockeye may make him into one. But he fits Nebraska's offense better IMO.

I'm guessing he was told he was not getting an offer based on him deciding on 10/12. Which will illicit a tater throwing contest on RSS. But with that said, I might be involved in the throwing of taters. You can't let a kid with that athletic potential leave the state, but they're almost forced to unless that can get Rollins to switch positions.

Nebraska has missed out on local talent bigly in recent years, especially smaller school kids like Ott and Bazata, both obviously became starters and good players at Cockeye.
Why not just bring him in as an athlete?
 
6'5" 220 lbs. guys who can run a legitimate 4.6 just before their senior year of high school (did it at the same Warren Academy Showcase that Fidone crushed) don't exactly grow on trees in Nebraska. I'd be fine offering him just based on that, numbers be damned.

Then you throw in these extras:

1) He's likely going to Cockeye or, not as bad but still not great, Kansas State should Nebraska not offer. Especially if he goes to Cockeye, these failures to offer have a real history of biting us in the ass.

2) Rollins has impressed exactly no one this year. Fine also with offering him based on frame and potential, but not at the expense of leaving Carnie out.
^^^^^ this all day and every day. Carnie is like a Fidone MKII. Can you imagine having a two TE look with those two guys? Rollins, I’ve not heard glowing reviews and didn’t his coach say he was work-in-progress?

If Carnie goes to IA and becomes another Fantz? Color me a bit pissed.

I’ve said before Carnie could be a good possession receiver, but that hasn’t picked up much traction. Yea, he’s not super fast for WR, but get him to drop a few pounds and put him in our strength program and get him to 4.5....that is fast enough.
 
He's pretty good from what I've heard, especially in the receiving category. Don't know if he'll be a traditional inline TE, Cockeye may make him into one. But he fits Nebraska's offense better IMO.

I'm guessing he was told he was not getting an offer based on him deciding on 10/12. Which will illicit a tater throwing contest on RSS. But with that said, I might be involved in the throwing of taters. You can't let a kid with that athletic potential leave the state, but they're almost forced to unless that can get Rollins to switch positions.

Nebraska has missed out on local talent bigly in recent years, especially smaller school kids like Ott and Bazata, both obviously became starters and good players at Cockeye.

Dean and Clouse say an offer is imminent...and they are never wrong.
 
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