Speedster RB Kyron Jones is weighing his options with Nebraska
Bryan Mongo 12/18/22
Kyron Jones officially visits Nebraska
North Carolina State running back commit
Kyron Jones from Charlotte (N.C.) Christian took an official visit to
Nebraska this weekend.
The
Huskers see Jones in their backfield using his speed as a home run threat. Jones is a two-way player and has options to play defense from other schools.
This was Jones’s first chance to get to Nebraska. He left on Friday and said he liked getting out of the area he was from and checking out another part of the country.
“I left on Friday morning,” Jones said. “The visit was good. I enjoyed seeing everything. I have never been to Nebraska before. It was interesting to go somewhere new and got to see what the coaching staff was like.”
Nebraska is playing catch-up with Jones. It’s like cramming for an exam putting months of recruiting into weeks. The Huskers have succeeded, though, giving Jones a reasonable opinion of them as coaches and people.
“They feel like down to Earth people you can talk to about everything, and they love football and want to bring the program back. They seem like good people.”
The Huskers see Jones playing running back. Position is a topic that Jones says he is thinking about as signing day approaches.
“Nebraska is recruiting me to play running back,” Jones said. “NC State likes me as a running back too. I played both ways last few years of high school. It’s something that I have to think about, but obviously I am open to it since I am committed to NC State.”
Nebraska sees Jones as a home run threat. They have been pitching to other offensive recruits that they plan to put the ball into the hands of their playmakers. Jones certainly fits that bill.
“They mainly just told me about my home run ability and my ability to make all sorts of plays for them in their offense.”
Jones says that the facilities definitely stood out to him about the trip, but he returned quickly to just visiting Nebraska and having not been there before.
“The facilities were really nice,” Jones said. “But, seeing how Nebraska was since it was my first time there was very cool.
“I liked Lincoln. It’s basically like a college town. It’s a nice town and it’s right there by the campus.”
The plan for Jones right now is still to sign this week. He still considers himself an NC State commit but is thinking things over to make the best possible decision.
“I plan on signing this week still,” Jones said. “Right now, I am still committed to NC State. I took these trips though so I could weigh my options and I am going to continue to weigh my options.”