1. Colorado

2022 record: 1-11

Klatt on why the Buffaloes will be climbers: "Look what they’ve been able to do in the transfer portal. Deion Sanders is crushing recruiting. He went to a place that doesn’t generally recruit well, and he has made them a destination. They are crushing it in the transfer portal, they are going to totally transform their roster. They will probably have 20-25 new players and most of them, if not all of them, will be better than what left. Colorado is absolutely gonna be a climber next year. They will have a new quarterback, they’ll have a new coach, they will have a totally different identity and attitude."

2. Nebraska

2022 record: 4-8

Klatt on why the Huskers will be climbers: "They’ve got a new coach, and we all would say Matt Rhule is a really good coach. He has done a nice job in coaching, and he will change the culture. Every time he’s touched a college program, he was able to succeed. I think he’s one of the best coaches in the country. Can they go from four wins to eight wins? You bet."

Will Nebraska elevate its ranking?​

Login to view embedded media Joel Klatt discusses Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule being the key to helping the Huskers go from four wins to eight.

Anyone at the Bob for a little Nu and Goopher wrestling

How will the plays at home be called?

And now here's another move that will show Rhule's intention to recruit Texas: sources tell FootballScoop that Rhule is working to hire University Interscholastic League athletic director Dr. Susan Elza as his chief of staff in Lincoln.
As Rhule's chief of staff, Elza will represent Rhule in all off-field matters and serve as his right-hand in building the program. While Elza will not do any off-field recruiting, she'll be an important part of the on-campus recruiting experience while, most importantly, making Texas high school coaches comfortable putting their players on a plane to Lincoln in the first place.

Oregon State's top tackler

We’ll be getting a new Commissioner.
Hopefully this one won’t be so woke.

Jeff Sims in N.

What can the dynamic 6-foot-4, 220-pound athlete potentially bring to the #Huskers' offense? Let's take a look at some Georgia Tech film and have @Foremanjay5655 break it down.

Good stuff from Jay on Nebraska's new QB.

Caught up with a player you'll want to keep in your back pocket for the 2024 class, Texas defensive back Selman Bridges. The new staff started building early but he's already picking up steam in his recruitment. Hit the link...


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1. DT/NT
2. Inside linebacker
3. Big bodied Wr or TE
4. Edge
5. OT/OG

Go!

Ohio State DE transfer and Nebraska target Javontae Jean-Baptiste has committed to Notre Dame.

The Huskers pursued JJB, but he is heading to South Bend.

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Interesting tweet from a Nebraska fan account.

Sure seems like he is gone but apparently this is recent.

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Any news on which teams might be interested in Betts?

I need someone with Iowa board access to get reactions!!

The Orlando Sentinel reports that Rashada has not enrolled in Florida because a “NIL agreement for around $13 million was not honored.”

5 star QB who committed to Miami first, then flipped when he sold his soul to the Gators....who apparently developed amnesia when it came time to pay the bill.. Hahaha.

For me, the first clue that TCU didn't belong was when K-State (Big 12 champions) got boat raced by Alabama (4th best team in the SEC). At that point, I knew that TCU (2nd best Big 12 team) stood no chance against Georgia (SEC champions) or Ohio State if they would have beaten Georgia.

@Steve Marik are there similarities to the Rocky Long 3-3-5? I'm referring to the principles, obviously the personnel is a different level.

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We need at least one to two more defensive tackles, don’t we? If nothing else for depth.

When the recruitment process was going on everyone was talking about building a program. Discussions were really around coaches, assistant coaches, coordinators, the need for strength and conditioning and nutrition Et. Very little discussion, as I recall, centered to all the off field staff that Rhule would be adding or replacing within the department. It surprises me how many people and positions are involved with the program. I wonder how many simply are replacing existing stuff who were terminated and how many are new. It’s also clear that Trev felt like we needed a complete housecleaning.

Big time move by Clemson. Kind of feel sorry for TCU, it that’s the nature of the business.

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