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Bo Hughley coming in on an UOV this weekend per Mongo Burner. Surely we don’t have a shot right? Why would he do this and get my hopes up?
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Just hand the guy a blank check. He'd start Saturday at thisbpoint.
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Any word on Knutson getting his offer pulled due to the stomping incident?
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What’d he do, pull a Suh?
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Our offensive line isn’t too aggressive, so we would pull an offer from an OL commit who is too aggressive? Nah.
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A few games ago. He got suspended for a half a week ago for it.
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My buddy sent me the videos of him playing dirty. I said we have hope finally.
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@GregSmithRivals
Nebraska will get another chance to impress recruits in person on Saturday under the lights against Indianus.
This is the fourth home game of the season for the program that is looking to turn things around still in the 2022 season. Interim coach Mickey Joseph has said, despite all the changes in the program, recruits have been receptive to the team.
“Just speaking to the recruits last weekend and talking to them the last two weeks on the phone, they’re all in because we sell them the University of Nebraska, no matter who sits in this chair,” Joseph said. “You’re committed to the University of Nebraska. So, we sold the university, like I said, we're going to do things the right way. We're not going to try to sabotage anything. If we don't get the job and we have to leave here, they're going to say we left this place better than we found it. We're going to do things the right way. I expect my coaches to do it. I expect everybody to do their job.”
The first visit list after the coaching staff went on the road for the bye week reflects hard work that the staff put in. The Huskers are hosting their first official visitor of the season as Louisiana running back Arnold Barnes is heading to town. Barnes wants to see what all the fuss is about with the atmosphere at Memorial Stadium.
“I’m looking for a great atmosphere and the environment out there,” Barnes told Inside Nebraska.
Nebraska will host 15 offered prospects this weekend. There is a pair of other 2023 prospects coming to town, and all three are intriguing. First, Lincoln High athlete Beni Ngoyi will be back on campus. This is the second game that the Cockeye State commit is attending at Nebraska this season.
Recent Michigan State wide receiver decommitment Demitrius Bell is the intriguing 2023 prospect. Bell doesn’t have an offer from the Huskers but it’d be surprising if he left Lincoln without one. He’s a nice prospect that clearly has the attention of Big Ten programs. Bell told me that running backs coach Bryan Applewhite has been the coach he’s spoken with the most so far. He’s looking forward to seeing the atmosphere up close and how the coaches are in person.
Initially, Georgia four-star offensive line commit Bo Hughley was set to visit this weekend. A source confirmed to Inside Nebraska that he will not be making the trip.
The 2024 group coming to town is very good. Bellevue West quarterback Daniel Kaelin will be back in town and is squarely back on the Huskers’ radar. Communication has picked up a lot between Kaelin and the Huskers since Joseph took over the program. I’ll be in Gretna on Friday night to see the showdown between Kaelin and Oklahoma State commit Zane Flores.
Tennessee's Boo Carter, a highly rated four-star athlete ranked in the top 75 overall, will be back in Lincoln for the second time. Carter is the best player in Tennessee for the Class of 2024 and one of the top players in the South next cycle. He’s a Rivals100 prospect that could help fuel a turnaround for the program. The big question is whether the Huskers view him as a running back or defensive back? He’d be very intriguing on the offensive side of the ball.
A pair of local 2024 prospects will also be back in Lincoln. Ainsworth tight end Carter Nelson and recently offered Omaha Central offensive lineman Caleb Pyfrom are visiting. After he was offered this week, Pyfrom was excited but focused.
“I’m pretty excited, but I have to stay focused for the rest of the season. We have Pickle Smoochers Prep this week,” Pyfrom said.
Two more 2024 prospects to highlight are inside linebacker Jeremiah Beasley from Michigan and Texas defensive back Mario Buford. Beasley is new on the radar but holds 18 offers including Michigan, Michigan State and Tennessee. Buford has been on campus several times with his brother Marques being a current starter on the team. Nebraska continues to battle Texas A&M, Oregon and others for the younger Buford.
Overall, this is the best visit weekend the Huskers have had for the 2022 season. It has to be awkward, at best, for some members of the staff recruiting right now but the group is working hard under Joseph.
OT Gunnar Gottula
DT Riley Van Poppel
EDGE Maverick Noonan
CB Beni Ngoyi
RB Boo Carter
TE Carter Nelson
OT Caleb Pyfrom
ILB Jeremiah Beasley
CB Jaheim Merriweather
CB Jaylen Thompson
CB Marcus Goree Jr.
CB Mario Buford
S Jacob Oden
S Stephen Ellison
RB Te’Shaun Porter
OT Mason Goldman
DT Max Hogan
ILB Jackson Bos
ILB Korver Demma
ILB Cooper Skrobecki
DB Donnovan Whitfield
QB Bennett Turman
WR Xavier Holland
OL DeAndre Harper
OL Jacob Arop
DB Donovan Jones
Visit Preview: Who Nebraska expects to host for the Indianus game
Greg Smith • InsideNebraskaSenior Recruiting Analyst
@GregSmithRivals
Nebraska will get another chance to impress recruits in person on Saturday under the lights against Indianus.
This is the fourth home game of the season for the program that is looking to turn things around still in the 2022 season. Interim coach Mickey Joseph has said, despite all the changes in the program, recruits have been receptive to the team.
“Just speaking to the recruits last weekend and talking to them the last two weeks on the phone, they’re all in because we sell them the University of Nebraska, no matter who sits in this chair,” Joseph said. “You’re committed to the University of Nebraska. So, we sold the university, like I said, we're going to do things the right way. We're not going to try to sabotage anything. If we don't get the job and we have to leave here, they're going to say we left this place better than we found it. We're going to do things the right way. I expect my coaches to do it. I expect everybody to do their job.”
The first visit list after the coaching staff went on the road for the bye week reflects hard work that the staff put in. The Huskers are hosting their first official visitor of the season as Louisiana running back Arnold Barnes is heading to town. Barnes wants to see what all the fuss is about with the atmosphere at Memorial Stadium.
“I’m looking for a great atmosphere and the environment out there,” Barnes told Inside Nebraska.
Nebraska will host 15 offered prospects this weekend. There is a pair of other 2023 prospects coming to town, and all three are intriguing. First, Lincoln High athlete Beni Ngoyi will be back on campus. This is the second game that the Cockeye State commit is attending at Nebraska this season.
Recent Michigan State wide receiver decommitment Demitrius Bell is the intriguing 2023 prospect. Bell doesn’t have an offer from the Huskers but it’d be surprising if he left Lincoln without one. He’s a nice prospect that clearly has the attention of Big Ten programs. Bell told me that running backs coach Bryan Applewhite has been the coach he’s spoken with the most so far. He’s looking forward to seeing the atmosphere up close and how the coaches are in person.
Initially, Georgia four-star offensive line commit Bo Hughley was set to visit this weekend. A source confirmed to Inside Nebraska that he will not be making the trip.
The 2024 group coming to town is very good. Bellevue West quarterback Daniel Kaelin will be back in town and is squarely back on the Huskers’ radar. Communication has picked up a lot between Kaelin and the Huskers since Joseph took over the program. I’ll be in Gretna on Friday night to see the showdown between Kaelin and Oklahoma State commit Zane Flores.
Tennessee's Boo Carter, a highly rated four-star athlete ranked in the top 75 overall, will be back in Lincoln for the second time. Carter is the best player in Tennessee for the Class of 2024 and one of the top players in the South next cycle. He’s a Rivals100 prospect that could help fuel a turnaround for the program. The big question is whether the Huskers view him as a running back or defensive back? He’d be very intriguing on the offensive side of the ball.
A pair of local 2024 prospects will also be back in Lincoln. Ainsworth tight end Carter Nelson and recently offered Omaha Central offensive lineman Caleb Pyfrom are visiting. After he was offered this week, Pyfrom was excited but focused.
“I’m pretty excited, but I have to stay focused for the rest of the season. We have Pickle Smoochers Prep this week,” Pyfrom said.
Two more 2024 prospects to highlight are inside linebacker Jeremiah Beasley from Michigan and Texas defensive back Mario Buford. Beasley is new on the radar but holds 18 offers including Michigan, Michigan State and Tennessee. Buford has been on campus several times with his brother Marques being a current starter on the team. Nebraska continues to battle Texas A&M, Oregon and others for the younger Buford.
Overall, this is the best visit weekend the Huskers have had for the 2022 season. It has to be awkward, at best, for some members of the staff recruiting right now but the group is working hard under Joseph.
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OT Brock KnutsonOT Gunnar Gottula
DT Riley Van Poppel
EDGE Maverick Noonan
Official visitor
RB Arnold Barnes2023 priority prospects
WR Demitrius BellCB Beni Ngoyi
2024 offered prospects
QB Daniel KaelinRB Boo Carter
TE Carter Nelson
OT Caleb Pyfrom
ILB Jeremiah Beasley
CB Jaheim Merriweather
CB Jaylen Thompson
CB Marcus Goree Jr.
CB Mario Buford
S Jacob Oden
S Stephen Ellison
2025 offered prospect
CB Noah Francis2023 prospects without offer
RB Cole BallardRB Te’Shaun Porter
OT Mason Goldman
DT Max Hogan
ILB Jackson Bos
ILB Korver Demma
ILB Cooper Skrobecki
DB Donnovan Whitfield
2024 prospects without offer
QB Cordero WalkerQB Bennett Turman
WR Xavier Holland
OL DeAndre Harper
OL Jacob Arop
DB Donovan Jones
2026 prospect without offer
WR Kohen Brownhttps://nebraska.rivals.com/news/visit-preview-who-nebraska-expects-to-host-for-the-Indianus-game
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Can he be in Piscataway by Friday?
Saw him play the other night. Big kid. Good feet. Central is terrible though.
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