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Transfer QB

Of the following potential QBs, which would you prefer...

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  • C

  • D


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What was his story out of HS? I vaguely remember some connection outside of we recruited him?
He was class of 2023. He committed to Washington the year before they played in the NC game (DeBoer), in June 2022, and then visited Ohio State in mid-December 2022 and changed his commitment to Ohio State. He had 15 offers. We were in it originally, then the whole debacle with Frost occurred, and had no place at the table by t he end of June. He was top 10 QB that year. 24/7 had him as a 94 rated 4* QB.
 
The other big names in the portal for QB won't be coming out until after Jan. 2nd, and some key names won't come out till after the NC Game. Lincoln Kleinholz is one of those names I expect to see, and he is a natural fit for Nebraska and what we want to do, he is also a Pierre, South Dakota native.

He was in a competition with both Will Howard in 2024 and Julian Sayin in 2025 for the starting role at QB. In both cases the competition was very close during the Spring and a portion of the Fall.

The nice thing about Lincoln is that he already knows the B1G and won't be troubled about getting his feet under himself against stiff competition. He is also quite smart, well trained by Day, and is built like a rock. He is a speedster as a runner as well as having a really good arm. He will remind you a lot of a guy named Joey ..... who also was never a starter in 3 years at Ohio State.

From Allen Trieu:

Evaluated 11/30/2022​

AllenTrieu

Allen Trieu National Recruiting Analyst

Projection​

Power 4 Starter

Reminds Us Of​

Desmond Ridder Atlanta Falcons



Athletic prospect who can make plays with his feet. Uses that athleticism to navigate the pocket and elude the rush. Can run, but will look to throw when he breaks contain. Throws with excellent touch. Drops passes into a bucket, gives his receivers opportunities to make plays on the ball and leads them away from coverage on vertical routes or corner routes. Productive in high school and saw some good programs but did not face many teams with D1 prospects in the secondary so he will have to adjust to the speed and windows shrinking quicker in college. Has good but not arm strength and velocity. Is going to fill in more in college and add some of that though. Far from a finished product but has a lot of good developmental tools, is a gamer, and mobility makes him fit well with today's offenses. Should develop into a Power Five starter and possible pro.
I always cringe when I see the Desmond Ridder comp. But college Ridder is more than acceptable haha

Lincoln is the one I'm very curious about. You're spot on - used to competition, trained by Day, has prepped for the B1G. And 1000% think of Joseph's story when you look at him. Would be a huge win to get him if he goes.
 
Old Dominion plays USF tomorrow at 5PM EST

I'd say this is a great opportunity to see two QBs on this list compete head to head but alas, both have opted out.
Still...whoever wins, we will say that QB was better. Thems is the rhules
 
I always cringe when I see the Desmond Ridder comp. But college Ridder is more than acceptable haha

Lincoln is the one I'm very curious about. You're spot on - used to competition, trained by Day, has prepped for the B1G. And 1000% think of Joseph's story when you look at him. Would be a huge win to get him if he goes.
Yeah and I believe that OSU is on our schedule again for next year, and Lincoln knows their secondary very very well ......

Besides there is serendipity in having a player named Lincoln playing in Lincoln ....
Schitts Creek Good Luck GIF by CBC
 
For technicality I’ll allow it.
But he was in line to start at Georgia once Fromm graduated.

But he left after his freshman year after UGA baseball teammate were racist to him
Julian Sayin was also a backup at Alabama. There are probably more examples but I’m too lazy to look
 
For technicality I’ll allow it.
But he was in line to start at Georgia once Fromm graduated.

But he left after his freshman year after UGA baseball teammate were racist to him
Jaxson Dart?
 
I’d rather go with someone more experienced than Kienholz. It’s not that he can’t develop into a solid player, but this is a major decision heading into year four. Do you really want to risk ending up on the hot seat by handing the most important position to someone with so little game experience?
“You think he’s better than what we got”

- Wildcathusker & Frost
 
“You think he’s better than what we got”

- Wildcathusker & Frost
Me wanting an experienced starter in year 4 of Matt Rhule is not the same as Frost choosing Martinez over the Heisman winner and #1 draft pick. I'm willing to bet a significant amount of money that Kienholz never gets close to accomplishing what Burrow did.

And I love shitting on Scott Frost as much as the next guy (I was a very vocal hater), but everyone on this board would've picked Martinez over Burrow at the end of the 2018 season. I understand it's easy to make fun of him in hindsight.
 
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