Safety transfer from MSU
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Also has visits to OSU and Michigan set up. Going to be a tough one.
Not to down play his INTs, but 3 of those 4 picks were 10 yards off from the intended WR.
Did he get them against us?
It does say 2022 below his picture but if they can put MSU on there, not sure why it isn't all up to date.
Welp, If Matt Rhule thinks so…that’s PLENTY good for me.
Half of his highlights were against our shitty offense from last year
I still can’t believe we lost to them last year. They were really bad.
We really don’t. Well, proven CBs, not safeties. Would rather load up on RBs but that won’t happen
Gotta land Jamarion this class and a couple LBs for sure
We need Christian Jones as #1 Priority. I think he probably is, but we need to lock him down. Will not be easy.
The injury to Hill and him now being a question mark would make Hartzog and or Buford back to corner a possibility. With no limit on players just bring in talent and sort it out. MR is doing a good job of that. Can always process them next cycle. At the age these guys are at you will strike on a few that were underachieving elsewhere. They mature, lights come on, whatever the reason. Low $ county scholarship and see if he is better than what you got.
MR really lives by the idea that it's his job to find someone better and the players job to be sure he cant.
In a 3-3-5, nearly half of the defense is some sort of a DB or hybrid DB so, ya...defensive recruiting will be DB heavy
We have 24 listed DBs on the scholly chart… personally I don’t think we need another safety.
I agree with IAM4NU, Jones should be #1 priority and I think Merritt #2. We really need LBs and RBs to upgrade those rooms.
I am guessing Jones and Merritt are higher priorities, for sure. But that doesn’t mean they will be the next ones to commit. But there is no question in my mind that they are top priorities.
Are there any highlights of him tackling Coleman while the ball was in the air?IIRC that was the worst game for teams taking the PI penalty and just mugging Coleman to avoid a possible big play.
Haarberg was a little banged up from the previous game if I recall. They had him throwing more.
The Jim in MN dude is a serious weirdo
I like following the Huskers but he’s effin weird
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