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Nebraska gets the commitment of 2023 ATH Jaylen Lloyd of Omaha Westside. Here's more:

The value to making an announcement sooner rather than later is that it provides hope. There has been no hope or good news this season.

Trev doesn’t seem to realize that our fans are so beaten down and demoralized that there may not be much excitement about the new coach. Our fans were discouraged about the last 20 years, but this “season” we didn’t show up for was the last straw.

His silence in this lost season isn’t leadership.

Nebraska is set to host Arkansas transfer quarterback Malik Hornsby for an official visit this weekend. Hit the link for more details about his strong connection to Matt Rhule.


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I know they’ll bring it on the back end of these bowls, but Florida just ain’t very good.

He was rated the No. 166 prospect in 2022 according to ESPN. He has four years of eligibility remaining.
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...-transfer-qb-nick-evers-oklahoma?platform=amp

Dumb ass officials!!

Hiring Graham Harrell


So Wisconsin and now Purdue will both run Air Raid offenses

Nebraska landed the transfer of former Florida Gators safety Corey Collier Jr.

Collier was a five-star prospect ranked No. 31 overall and No. 3 at safety in the 2021 recruiting class. He is the No. 38 overall and No. 8 safety in the Rivals transfer rankings. We take a look at how his transfer impacts the Huskers:

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A few interesting facts about this young man: 1. Dream school is University of Nebraska. Lots of family in Nebraska which gives credence to his name Lincoln. Related to the Vedrals. 2. According to his family member, he was one of the first recruits Matt Rhule called. 3. He played QB in 8th grade on varsity team. 4. Best sport could be basketball. 5. Ohio State plane picked him and his family up in Pierre and flew him to the Michigan-Ohio State game. Offer followed along with a $2.5 million NIL incentive. 6. Several SEC teams are on him inclusive of Alabama, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss. Alabama QB coach was at several of his games.
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Riola won’t like that Ohio State said they would not recruit a 23 QB

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Nebraska and Kansas State square off in Kansas City Saturday at 6 p.m. Here's more:

Dude's in the portal

WR’s Decoldest Crawford and Kamonte Grimes looks to be withdrawing their names from the transfer portal! Doesn’t look like anything official yet but that’s the word.

@Greg Smith @Zack Carpenter @Steve Marik You guys could delete this when it officially happens! 👍🏼

Returned block punt. Great to see

Rocky Long, current Nebraska DC Tony White's mentor. Looks like 'Cuse wanted to stick with the 3-3-5 and brought in the best man for it.

Let's get the week starting off with a bang. Loaded notebook here with big official visit weekend scoop, where coaches are recruiting today and some FutureCasts for the Big Red. We'll update this a couple times today.

UPDATE 1: 8:38a.m.

UPDATE: 3:26 p.m.

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How many can we take in this class?

Good luck in Buffalo pussies!!

Big commitment through the transfer portal for Wisconsin as Nick Evers lands with the Badgers.

Evers was a four-star recruit and No. 4-rated dual-threat QB in the 2022 class. Evers, who spent last season at Oklahoma but only attempted one pass, probably liked what he heard from new OC Phil Longo, who did great things with Drake Maye this season and Sam Howell before that. Great chance for Evers to earn early playing time obviously, too.

Evers doesn't have much college football production yet, so he's largely an unknown. But there's tons of potential to work with.

Big moves continue in Madison.

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Since I know many of you will see "Ohio State" in the headline and will understandably ask: Something is going on between Dylan Raiola and Ohio State. What that something is exactly and why, I don't know. I'm looking into it. That's all I have to say because I'm not going to jump to any sort of conclusions about anything.

Onto another Buckeye-related note:

Nebraska extended an offer to Ohio State DB transfer Jantzen Dunn, who entered the transfer portal on Tuesday and is a three-star ranked No. 174 overall in the Rivals transfer rankings. There was mutual interest between both sides, but Dunn is not going to land at Nebraska and is looking elsewhere to continue his college career.

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Some background:

Dunn spent two seasons at Ohio State but saw limited action. He played in two games as a true freshman but sustained a season-ending leg injury midway through the year and then appeared in four games on special teams in 2022. Ohio State's plan when it signed him was to develop him as a safety, but he was moved mainly to cornerback and he was cross-training at both positions in 2022. He was ranked as a four-star prospect and was Kentucky's No. 2 player in the state and No. 26 safety in the country in the 2021 class.

Two most important notes:

1) The Huskers pursued Dunn, so we know they at least gave it a shot.

2) Just as important: Their interest in Dunn is another sign of what Nebraska is looking for on defense. Dunn, 6-foot-1 and 192 lbs. at his last official check-in, was a raw, high-end athlete coming out of high school. Going into the OSU program as a true freshman, Dunn had official times of 4.54 seconds in the 40, 4.15 in the shuttle, a 40.80-inch vertical, a broad jump of 10 feet, 4 inches and a long jump of 22 feet, 1 inch. He was, in my opinion, the best pure athlete on defense who OSU signed in 2021. I've talked about this before: Ohio State likes to sign at least one (if not 2-3) of those types of athletes. A player who they don't know exactly which position he's going to play, but they just want to get his athleticism, traits and high ceiling into the program and see if they can develop him. (Dunn was well on his way to doing that before the injury set him back, and it's become a slower development process than what had been hoped for).

I believe that will be part of the recruiting strategy for Nebraska moving forward: Sign 2-3 pure athletes on defense who they believe will develop best at a certain position but who aren't locked into just one position. Bring him on, see how his body and techniques develop in the first year (maybe the first two years) and then move forward with a more concrete positional plan from there. Maybe that happened here under the previous regime, but this strategy/plan feels more concrete because Rhule has examples from his past that prove he has a true vision for those types of players and examples to prove that it can be successful.