July Recruiting Thread… it’s almost gameday

[Huskerforlife]

 

[Dell Husker]

 

[Dell Husker]

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Lolz. Super full court on Brix. Rot in piss second and.third places

 

[Eloot224]

What’s the chances this kid ends up a signed Husker commit?

 

[Jim14510]

What’s the chances this kid ends up a signed Husker commit?

 

[Kaladin]

What’s the chances this kid ends up a signed Husker commit?

 

[Eloot224]

What’s the chances this kid ends up a signed Husker commit?

 

[Jim14510]

Fuck Texas

 

[HCFord1]

Thought Gradney was a DB?

 

[Huskerforlife]

 

[Huskerforlife]

 

[Carm]

Thought Gradney was a DB?

the recruiting services listed him as a safety coming out of high school, but there's no reason to believe that is how colleges project him. There has already been a lot of conjecture Gradney might be a LB at Nebraska. 6-1 200 in the spring of junior year

 

[Carm]

Looks like Texas could be trying to poach more than one guy from us from us - they still have room in their class and apparently have eyes on several of our of our commits and visitors who did not commit:

In-state prospects to monitor as potential senior evaluation candidates for Texas​

The Texas Longhorns have 15 commits in their 2024 class good for the No. 20 spot in the country. With spots filling up and key decisions imminent, Horns247 takes a look at 10 in-state prospects with a chance to earn offers during the upcoming 2023 football season​

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With that being said, let's take a look at ten in-state prospects that I could realistically see the Longhorns pursuing heavily depending on how senior seasons shake out.

— Roger Gradney, ATH, Altair Rice Consolidated (Committed to Nebraska)

Gradney was squarely on the Texas radar heading into last season but missed the majority of his junior season due to injury. The Top247 prospect and second highest-ranked player on this list could easily reemerge on the Longhorns' linebacker board if he shows the same dynamic athleticism that made him a top 150 prospect after his sophomore season.

— Dontae Carter, S, Cibolo Steele (Committed to Vanderbilt)

Here is an excerpt from my "Five TXHSFB prospects that could turn into draft day gems" article from April, before Carter was ranked by any service:

"Outlook: Owning a share of the single-season interception record at Cibolo Steele is a surefire way to see your recruitment take off. For 6-foot-2, 175 pound safety Dontae Carter that is exactly what he did during the 2022 season racking up seven INTs in only 12 games for the Knights. In addition to Carter's insane production at a school that has produced multiple NFL defensive backs, the unranked safety also self-reports a 79-inch wingspan which if accurate would improve his stock tremendously. A lack of verified speed markers could hurt Carter with rankings services and schools but for now I'm not too worried about that factor of his game. Carter is not ranked by any service but he currently holds six offers including Tulane and Vandy."

The Vanderbilt commit is on Blake Gideon's radar. Carter would be my No. 1 choice for an offer if I had the keys to the castle.

— Peyton Morgan, S, Pflugerville Weiss (Committed to Texas Tech)

Morgan was extremely impressive against DeSoto in the first round of the playoffs in my only live evaluation during the 2022 season and has the size, speed, production, and overall athleticism to be a breakout star as a senior.

— Braylen Prude, LB, Alvin Shadow Creek (Committed to Nebraska)

Jordan mentioned Prude as a senior evaluation candidate the other day and I think it's a pretty good shout considering the Nebraska commit checks the size, speed, and length requirements for linebacker. Prude is still pretty raw at this stage and would likely need to see an immense jump in play for Texas to offer, I felt like he was worth a shout considering the immense athletic upside.

 

[Dell Husker]

Looks like Texas could be trying to poach more than one guy from us from us - they still have room in their class and apparently have eyes on several of our of our commits and visitors who did not commit:

In-state prospects to monitor as potential senior evaluation candidates for Texas​

The Texas Longhorns have 15 commits in their 2024 class good for the No. 20 spot in the country. With spots filling up and key decisions imminent, Horns247 takes a look at 10 in-state prospects with a chance to earn offers during the upcoming 2023 football season​

HUDSON STANDISH16 hrsVIP7

With that being said, let's take a look at ten in-state prospects that I could realistically see the Longhorns pursuing heavily depending on how senior seasons shake out.

— Roger Gradney, ATH, Altair Rice Consolidated (Committed to Nebraska)

Gradney was squarely on the Texas radar heading into last season but missed the majority of his junior season due to injury. The Top247 prospect and second highest-ranked player on this list could easily reemerge on the Longhorns' linebacker board if he shows the same dynamic athleticism that made him a top 150 prospect after his sophomore season.

— Dontae Carter, S, Cibolo Steele (Committed to Vanderbilt)

Here is an excerpt from my "Five TXHSFB prospects that could turn into draft day gems" article from April, before Carter was ranked by any service:



The Vanderbilt commit is on Blake Gideon's radar. Carter would be my No. 1 choice for an offer if I had the keys to the castle.

— Peyton Morgan, S, Pflugerville Weiss (Committed to Texas Tech)

Morgan was extremely impressive against DeSoto in the first round of the playoffs in my only live evaluation during the 2022 season and has the size, speed, production, and overall athleticism to be a breakout star as a senior.

— Braylen Prude, LB, Alvin Shadow Creek (Committed to Nebraska)

Jordan mentioned Prude as a senior evaluation candidate the other day and I think it's a pretty good shout considering the Nebraska commit checks the size, speed, and length requirements for linebacker. Prude is still pretty raw at this stage and would likely need to see an immense jump in play for Texas to offer, I felt like he was worth a shout considering the immense athletic upside.

Plus we were in on Carter and Morgan. Props to Rhule and staff on the evals

 

[Kazman5k]

Looks like Texas could be trying to poach more than one guy from us from us - they still have room in their class and apparently have eyes on several of our of our commits and visitors who did not commit:

In-state prospects to monitor as potential senior evaluation candidates for Texas​

The Texas Longhorns have 15 commits in their 2024 class good for the No. 20 spot in the country. With spots filling up and key decisions imminent, Horns247 takes a look at 10 in-state prospects with a chance to earn offers during the upcoming 2023 football season​

HUDSON STANDISH16 hrsVIP7

With that being said, let's take a look at ten in-state prospects that I could realistically see the Longhorns pursuing heavily depending on how senior seasons shake out.

— Roger Gradney, ATH, Altair Rice Consolidated (Committed to Nebraska)

Gradney was squarely on the Texas radar heading into last season but missed the majority of his junior season due to injury. The Top247 prospect and second highest-ranked player on this list could easily reemerge on the Longhorns' linebacker board if he shows the same dynamic athleticism that made him a top 150 prospect after his sophomore season.

— Dontae Carter, S, Cibolo Steele (Committed to Vanderbilt)

Here is an excerpt from my "Five TXHSFB prospects that could turn into draft day gems" article from April, before Carter was ranked by any service:



The Vanderbilt commit is on Blake Gideon's radar. Carter would be my No. 1 choice for an offer if I had the keys to the castle.

— Peyton Morgan, S, Pflugerville Weiss (Committed to Texas Tech)

Morgan was extremely impressive against DeSoto in the first round of the playoffs in my only live evaluation during the 2022 season and has the size, speed, production, and overall athleticism to be a breakout star as a senior.

— Braylen Prude, LB, Alvin Shadow Creek (Committed to Nebraska)

Jordan mentioned Prude as a senior evaluation candidate the other day and I think it's a pretty good shout considering the Nebraska commit checks the size, speed, and length requirements for linebacker. Prude is still pretty raw at this stage and would likely need to see an immense jump in play for Texas to offer, I felt like he was worth a shout considering the immense athletic upside.

Go fuck your mother Sark you lush bastard!

 

[Huskerforlife]

 

[vailhusker]

 

[vailhusker]

Chase Loftin 2025 Tight End Florida State

Chase Loftin - 2025 4 Star Tight end for Millard South (Omaha, NE) on Rivals.com

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[vailhusker]

One of the biggest remaining targets for the Huskers in the 2024 recruiting cycle is set to return to campus soon.

Grant Brix 2024 Offensive Tackle Nebraska

Grant Brix - 4 Star Offensive tackle for Nebraska on InsideNebraska

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Brix will be in Lincoln on July 30 for Nebraska's 'Cook Out' event that will see a lot of the current commits return to campus. Daniel Kaelin, Callen Barta, Ashton Murphy and Izaac Dickey have all confirmed they are attending too. That's the same event that Omaha Westside defensive back Caleb Benning will be at as confirmed by our @Steve Marik.

Brix did tell me that he plans to squeeze in unofficial visits to each of his three finalists so he will visit Oklahoma and Kansas State too.

The word right now is that Brix is genuinely torn on his decision and is no closer to picking now than he was after his official visits last month. That's why he wants to return to each campus again. Nebraska is definitely in the thick of this recruitment but it's tight.

UPDATE

Brix will be at Kansas State on the 27th and its 28th for Oklahoma. Nebraska gets the last visit.