November Recruiting Thread

[nja13]

Side note:

I’ll say TAMU is on 🔥 for their ‘27 class, I read the Wiltfong article and 🤯. He says they are in the lead group for about six to seven 5 ⭐️ players.

Aren't these the same guys that bought the best class money could buy that first year of NIL then everybody left?

 

[nja13]

Looks like a waste of lot of donor money that would have been better spent on NIL for football players at DONU!!

 

[vailhusker]

 

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[Bulldog10]

Aren't these the same guys that bought the best class money could buy that first year of NIL then everybody left?

A little different situation considering they will be coming off a playoff appearance and appear to be building something before they drop their wad of cash.

 

[RedTillDead]

Aren't these the same guys that bought the best class money could buy that first year of NIL then everybody left?

Yep, but they seek to be winning big now so who knows how it will all turn out?

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Can’t seem to care about 26 high school recruits. Especially at oline if they are getting nil.
Need to save every penny for transfers that can play right away

You gotta keep a pipeline going for both lines though. Nebraska will struggle to land top tier portal tackles so the best bet to elite line play is still building with HS guys

 

[Herbie]

You gotta keep a pipeline going for both lines though. Nebraska will struggle to land top tier portal tackles so the best bet to elite line play is still building with HS guys

Nebraska hasn’t developed a quality high school olinemen in a decade. Portal that shit

 

[Carm]

Portal that shit

Unfortunately, this is pretty much an accurate description

 

[herbsinator]

You gotta keep a pipeline going for both lines though. Nebraska will struggle to land top tier portal tackles so the best bet to elite line play is still building with HS guys

I could be wrong, but I’d venture to guess that all of the best OLs in the country are almost all comprised of HS recruits that were developed correctly over several years.

 

[ChocaEgg]

I could be wrong, but I’d venture to guess that all of the best OLs in the country are almost all comprised of HS recruits that were developed correctly over several years.

Someone had posted a comparison showing that many of the "top" OL groups had 2+ xfers starting. Think Oregon had four.

 

[Kinish]

going to be amazing to his dad, sixers legend jerry stackhouse, around lincoln!

 

[Tsakoi]

going to be amazing to his dad, sixers legend jerry stackhouse, around lincoln!

Jerry Outhouse Jr.

His middle name is "Diderintha"

 

[LoudHogRider]

Nebraska hasn’t developed a quality high school olinemen in a decade. Portal that shit

Grant Brix was pretty highly thought of by a number of top tier programs, IIRC.

 

[Sous Chef]

Grant Brix was pretty highly thought of by a number of top tier programs, IIRC.

And it was also known that was all based on physical attributes. Everyone knew he was a project from a technique stand point.

 

[Baron Winnebago]

And it was also known that was all based on physical attributes. Everyone knew he was a project from a technique stand point.

But it would be peak Nebraska football to force him to play, lose all his confidence, ingrain shitty technique, and have a huge crootin win turn into a wet fart player

 

[Sous Chef]

But it would be peak Nebraska football to force him to play, lose all his confidence, ingrain shitty technique, and have a huge crootin win turn into a wet fart player

100% Frost would have ruined him

 

[Alcaus]

We've got a number of well regarded young OL on the roster. I just don't know if we have any tackles.