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Big Ten Recruiting Class Rankings as of 1:30 PM Dec. 21

HuskerGuy33
1. Ohio State (3)
2. Penn State (14)
3. Michigan (18)
4. Nebraska (26)
5. Iowa (29)
6. Minnesota (33)
7. Illinois (37)
8. Northwestern (38)
9. Michigan State (41)
10. Maryland (46)
11. Rutgers (60)
12. Wisconsin (64)
13. Purdue (68)
14. Indiana (88)

It's kind of surprising to see Michigan State so low. Makes you wonder if they're riding the transfer train to better compete with Ohio State, Penn State, and Michigan?
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Recruiting The latest predictions on recent Nebraska visitors

Greg Smith
There is a lot happening right now with Nebraska recruiting with so many commitments from high school players and transfers. I've been asked in a bunch of threads about my predictions for various prospects so why not get them in one handy spot?

>> Nebraska hosted NC State ATH commit Kyron Jones for an official visit this weekend.

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I do not see him sticking with NC State but I don't believe Nebraska is the pick either. I see Jones ending up at Georgia.

>> Another flip target that Nebraska hosted this weekend was Vincent Carroll-Jackson.

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The Syracuse commit will announce his college choice on Wednesday at 2 p.m. central/3 p.m. eastern time. I am predicting that Nebraska pulls off the flip here for the raw but talented defensive lineman.

>> Nebraska also hosted late-rising Oklahoma linebacker Eric Fields on an official visit this weekend.

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I love Nebraska's position with Fields right now. He and the Huskers are a perfect fit and I see him being 'N' soon.

>> I also still feel really good that Florida transfer DE/OLB Chief Borders will be N.

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>> I also still feel really good that Malik Hornsby will still commit to Nebraska.

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>> One last note on an official visitor from this weekend, I am predicting Gretna OL/DL Mason Goldman to be committed to Nebraska soon.

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Site Stuff EXCLUSIVE with Matt Rhule: Nebraska coach goes in-depth on 2023 class with Rivals' Adam Gorney

Zack Carpenter
Rivals national director of recruiting @Adam Gorney sits down with Matt Rhule in an exclusive interview to break down the Huskers' 2023 class, what the first three weeks as Nebraska's coach have been like, the big picture of the program and more.

"You walk in this building, walk by five national championship trophies, three Heismans and you have an immediate sense of what's possible here."

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Spring roster (46 currently)

DiceManHusker
Pretty sure we had to get down to 39 (with 4 guys eligible for the Covid waiver). Does anybody have any definitive on who is moving on as a result? Right now the official roster still sits at 46:

2023 Baseball Roster
NO.NAMEB/TPOS.HT.WT.YR.HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOLPREVIOUS SCHOOL
13Mikey PauleyR/RINF6-3195Fr.Overland Park, Kan. / Blue Valley Northwest
15Dylan CareyR/RINF6-2185Fr.Castle Rock, Colo. / Ponderosa
17Hayden LewisL/LOF6-1210Fr.Yutan, Neb. / Yutan
24Caleb ClarkL/LLHP6-2195Fr.Orillia, Ontario / Orillia Secondary School
36Brandon LundquistR/RRHP6-1185Fr.Elkhorn, Neb. / Millard North
41JC GutierrezL/LLHP5-10175Fr.La Joya, Texas / La Joya
42Jalen WorthleyL/LLHP5-11175Fr.Lincoln, Neb. / Lincoln East
43Austin BerggrenR/RRHP6-2210Fr.Olathe, Kan. / Olathe East
48Sam NovotnyR/RRHP6-2185Fr.Omaha, Neb. / Millard West
45Matt GuthmillerL/LLHP6-1190R-Fr.Omaha, Neb. / Millard South
49Will RizzoR/RRHP6-0205R-Fr.The Woodlands, Texas / St. ThomasTexas A&M
0Cayden BrumbaughR/RINF5-9175So.Edmond, Okla. / Sante FeOklahoma State
1Luke JessenL/LOF5-9170So.Elkhorn, Neb. / Elkhorn South
5Josh CaronR/RC6-0215So.Sun Prairie, Wis. / Sun Prairie
25Drew ChristoL/RRHP6-4230So.Elkhorn, Neb. / Elkhorn
32CJ HoodR/RRHP6-4195So.Hickman, Neb. / Norris
33Jackson BrockettL/LLHP6-1190So.Omaha, Neb. / Elkhorn South/Buford (Ga.)
37Chandler BensonL/LLHP5-11160So.Frisco, Texas / Liberty
39Corbin HawkinsR/RRHP6-2200So.Omaha, Neb. / Millard West
44Gabe SwansenR/ROF5-11190So.Johnston, Iowa / Johnston
18Garrett AnglimR/ROF6-0190R-So.La Vista, Neb. / Papillion-La Vista
30Will WalshR/L1B/LHP6-4230R-So.Leawood, Kan. / Rockhurst
3Dayvin JohnsonL/LOF6-1180Jr.Gardner, Kan. / Gardner-EdgertonIowa Western
4Max AndersonR/RINF6-0195Jr.Omaha, Neb. / Millard West
10Ben ColumbusL/RC6-0195Jr.North Vancouver, British Columbia / Sentinel Secondary SchoolWharton County JC
12Cole EvansR/ROF6-1200Jr.Grand Island, Neb. / Grand IslandParkland College
14Brice MatthewsR/RINF6-0175Jr.Humble, Texas / Atascocita
23Bryce HughesR/RINF5-8175Jr.Channelview, Texas / ChannelviewAlvin CC
26Matt DreherL/LLHP6-0185Jr.Blair, Neb. / BlairNortheast CC
28Blake MozleyL/RINF5-10185Jr.Ozark, Mo. / OzarkJohnson County CC
34Brett SearsR/RRHP-Jr.Westphalia, Iowa / Harlan Community SchoolsWestern Illinois/Iowa Central CC
38Emmett OlsonL/LLHP6-4230Jr.Des Plaines, Ill. / Maine West
46Zach JohnsonR/RC6-3210Jr.Omaha, Neb. / Millard NorthSoutheast CC
54Trey FrahmR/RRHP6-0230Jr.Elkhorn, Neb. / ElkhornCollege of Southern Nevada
55Jace KaminskaR/RRHP6-2235Jr.Caney, Kan. / Caney ValleyWichita State
11Daniel YoungL/LOF6-2205R-Jr.North Zulch, Texas / MadisonvilleTyler JC
21Luke SartoriR/ROF6-0190Sr.Lincoln, Neb. / Southwest/Hutchinson CC
27Jake BunzL/LLHP6-5240Sr.Elkhorn, Neb. / Elkhorn South/Hutchinson CC
51Mason OrnelasR/RRHP6-0210Sr.Fort Worth, Texas / L.D. Bell/Texas A&M
9Efry CervantesR/RINF6-11855thTucson, Ariz. / Salpointe Catholic
16Griffin EverittR/RC6-02105thLincoln, Neb. / Southwest/Kansas City Kansas CC
19Kyle PerryL/LLHP6-01905thOmaha, Neb. / Millard South
2Casey BurnhamL/LOF5-9185Gr.Grand Island, Neb. / Grand IslandKansas
8Shay SchanamanR/RRHP6-0195Gr.Grand Island, Neb. / Grand Island
20Charlie FischerL/RUTIL6-2215Gr.Edina, Minn. / EdinaSouthern Miss
52Michael GarzaR/RRHP6-5185Gr.Corpus Christi, Texas / CarrollIncarnate Word
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***New Commit*** BREAKING: Oklahoma 2023 LB Eric Fields commits to Nebraska

Zack Carpenter
Commitment No. 21 is N.

Ardmore (Okla.) LB Eric Fields is the 12th commitment in the 2023 class for Matt Rhule and Co., and he is the 18th combined addition to the Huskers' roster via the portal and high school ranks. Fourth commitment of the day (Fields, Malachi Coleman) plus transfers Josh Fleeks (Baylor WR) and Elijah Jeudy (Texas A&M DL)

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LB Eric Fields commits to Nebraska

Late-rising 2023 Oklahoma LB Eric Fields has committed to Nebraska.
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***New Commit*** BREAKING: Nebraska flips Syracuse DT commit Vincent Carroll Jackson

Zack Carpenter
Nebraska has flipped Syracuse commit Vincent Carroll-Jackson. The 2023 Central Dauphin East (Penn.) DT committed to the Huskers on National Signing Day.

Carroll-Jackson's commitment is the fifth of the day for the Huskers and the third in a one-hour span to join Texas A&M DL transfer Elijah Jeudy and 2023 Oklahoma LB Eric Fields as the latest pledges. Inside Nebraska reported Wednesday morning that Baylor WR Josh Fleeks is transferring to the Huskers, and 2023 four-star Malachi Coleman recommitted to Nebraska this morning as well.

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Nebraska flips Syracuse DT commit Vincent Carroll Jackson

Syracuse DT commit Vincent Carroll-Jackson has flipped to Nebraska on National Signing Day.
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Past Nebraska football coaches

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In the future people will look back and wonder why did they get rid of Solich and Pelini????????​

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Coaching history[edit]​

No.Coach[A 1]TenureOverallConferenceAccomplishments‡
Langdon Frothingham18902–0 (1.000)–
Theron Lyman18910–1 (.000)–
J. S. Williams18921–0 (1.000)1–0 (1.000)
1Frank Crawford1893–949–4–1 (.679)3–3 (.500)WIUFA champion (1894)
2Charles Thomas18956–3 (.667)2–1 (.667)WIUFA champion (1895)
3Eddie N. Robinson1896–9711–4–1 (.719)4–1–1 (.750)WIUFA champion (1897)
College Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1955)[9]
4Fielding H. Yost18988–3–0 (.727)–College Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1951)[10]
5Alonzo Edwin Branch18991–7–1 (.167)–
6Walter C. Booth1900–0546–8–1 (.845)–
7Amos Foster19066–4 (.600)–
8William C. Cole1907–1025–8–3 (.736)5–2–1 (.688)MVIAA champion (1907,1910)
9Ewald O. Stiehm1911–1535–2–3 (.913)14–0–1 (.967)National champion (1915)
MVIAA champion (1911–15)
10E. J. Stewart1916–1711–4 (.733)5–1 (.833)MVIAA champion (1916,1917)
11William G. Kline19182–3–1 (.417)–
12Henry Schulte1919–208–6–3 (.559)–
13Fred Dawson1921–2423–7–2 (.750)14–1–2 (.882)National champion (1921)
MVIAA champion (1921–23)
14Ernest Bearg1925–2823–7–3 (.742)16–4–1 (.786)Big Six champion (1928)
15Dana X. Bible1929–3650–15–7 (.743)33–3–4 (.875)Big Six champion (1929,1931–33,1935,1936)
College Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1951)[11]
16Biff Jones1937–4128–14–4 (.652)17–6–2 (.720)Big Six champion (1937,1940)
College Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1954)[12]
17Glenn Presnell19423–7 (.300)3–2 (.600)
18Adolph Lewandowski1943–444–12 (.250)4–6 (.400)
19George Clark1945, 19486–13 (.316)4–7 (.364)
20Bernie Masterson1946–475–13 (.278)5–5 (.500)
21Bill Glassford1949–5531–35–3 (.471)23–18–1 (.560)
22Pete Elliott19564–6 (.400)3–3 (.500)
23Bill Jennings1957–6115–34–1 (.310)6–19 (.240)
24Bob Devaney1962–72101–20–2 (.829)62–14–1 (.812)National champion (1970,1971)
Big Eight champion (1963–66,1969–72)
Walter Camp Coach of the Year (1971)[13]
Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year (1971)[14]
College Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1981)[15]
25Tom Osborne[A 2]1973–97255–49–3 (.836)153–22–1 (.872)National champion (1980–84,1993,1994,1995,1997)
Conference champion (1975,1978,1981–84,1988,1991–95,1997)
Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year (1978)[17]
AFCA Coach of the Year (1994)[18]
College Football Hall of Fame (inducted 1998)[19]
26Frank Solich1998–200358–19 (.753)33–15 (.688)Big 12 champion (1999)
27Bill Callahan2004–0727–22 (.551)15–17 (.469)
28Bo Pelini[A 3]2003†, 2008–1467–27 (.713)38–17 (.691)
Barney Cotton[A 4]2014†0–1 (.000)–
29Mike Riley[A 5]2015–1719–19 (.500)12–14 (.462)
30Scott Frost2018–2216–31 (.340)10–26 (.286)
Mickey Joseph[A 6]2022†3–6 (.333)3–5 (.375)
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'He has a plan'...

marlon_fan
Heard both Sims and Borders say that about Rhule and being one of the biggest reasons for transferring to Nebraska. I'm sure today's signees would probably say something similar. That's great to hear. Let Deion throw around the Louis bags loaded with cash. At the end of the day, IYAM, you want players that are substance over style and want to be part of something long-term. Rhule's building that. Today is a huge first step.
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Zane Flores Recruitment Failure Confirmed

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See article link below. In short, Frost and his clown show never showed interest, and it meant a lot when Oklahoma State did, so he remained loyal despite a late push by Matt Rhule.

I think Flores comes off looking good, by being loyal.

I think Rhule comes off looking good, by trying hard to fix a disaster he didn’t cause.

Frost? I think he comes off as an aloof dope, a pattern for him. The guy who famously blew off Joe Burrow misses again. His legacy is being a joke as a coach and recruiter. He never missed an opportunity to miss an opportunity.

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