What I don't get about this situation is that there have been two things that Brix has consistently cited and that has been consistently referenced by writers at all of his finalist's schools - proximity to home and some sort of agricultural degree. The vibe I've gotten from him this entire time is that he is willing to go off the beaten path to find his best fit i.e. turn down a more traditional football powerhouse i.e. OU/Bama for a Nebraska/KSU. Now here we are in October, two months after he originally decided to make a decision, and he is leaning towards going to a school that is 2x further than Manhattan and over 5x than Lincoln from his home, and that school offers no sort of agriculture degree that I can find. And supposedly, the reason for this is because of on the field success for OU, which again, didn't really seem like something he was all that concerned about over the summer (at least not the to extent of most other kids).
I know this is just recruiting and we're all silly for following teenagers decisions anyways but if he commits to OU I just can't see how that is consistent with the criteria he's had since the beginning. Shit, I could understand Cockeye State sneaking in more than I could understand OU. Oh well, that's cruitin I suppose.