Nebraska's aggressive new recruiting strategy

[Kaladin]

After we win 10+ games this season we will be recruiting top 15 classes, maybe top 10

Recruiting analyst: Nebraska football's aggressive 'new approach' is working

Nebraska's aggressive "new approach" is a hit with prospects all over the country, according to one analyst in the recruiting industry.

omaha.com

The approach, Cosgrove said, is fueled by new assistant coaches like Mickey Joseph and Bill Busch, and new senior director of player personnel Vince Guinta, who was once roommates with Cosgrove — the son of former Husker defensive coordinator Kevin Cosgrove — at Nebraska. Guinta overhauled Nebraska’s recruiting operation, helped put together a robust official visit schedule in May and June, and generally organized visits in a way that one parent, who’d seen the before and after versions, applauded.

 

[Tyneb23]

Last year at this time I was wondering what in the actual fuck we are doing and if Frost was packing it in. Good thing he made some A plus hires that he can actually turn this bitch around

 

[Baron Winnebago]

They hired a bunch of professionals but basically anything would be an improvement over the craptastic effort they put into crootin last year

 

[David Webb]

Joseph, Fisher, et al. can recruit all these great athletes, but nothing is going to change if the line play doesn’t dramatically improve. Everyone better hope the guy with the least experience can turn around a dog shit o-line.

 

[Cash68847]

Joseph, Fisher, et al. can recruit all these great athletes, but nothing is going to change if the line play doesn’t dramatically improve. Everyone better hope the guy with the least experience can turn around a dog shit o-line.

From the sounds of it, the line is going to suck again, so it will probably be over for Frost. I am also am skeptical we will be good at stopping the run on the defensive side which will also spell doom.

 

[God is a Husker]