14 (4) star recruits and (1) 5 star.
That guy runnin the show is out of it.
What a waste! Be alot transferring out!

Early signing day has been a real boon to the kids who will be on campus immediately

Anyone keeping a tally on the early enrollees from this class?

Hopefully quite a few (esp transfers) plan to

The old wise tail is that a Sun Dog in the East means changes are coming! This is a picture from our veterinary clinic at 9 am this morning! Hopefully it means changes in the weather but also changes for Husker football !! Granted it was -45 or -50 wind chill this am in Broken Bow, NE!

His initial couple years of sucsess, you have to ask yourself that question.

Looking at the current roster that is retained, what players would intrigue you to see make a position switch? I would like to see Smothers as a reciever/running back. I would like to see Tommie Hill get another shot at corner.

Nebraska put a bow on its 2023 recruiting class by announcing 21 new signees on National Signing Day. @Zack Carpenter and I review the Huskers' haul of signees and 6 transfers.

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Looks like we're getting a center/tackle from the portal. Supposedly has connections with the Raiola family.

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Ha…juco dude to plug the middle. I like his video.

💥 boom

Anyone know where I could get the titles of the songs that the DJ plays during timeouts? Some really good stuff there! I recognized Narco and On The Floor but not the others.

Zach Wilson is literally a high school quarterback. Jets rally around any QB that isn't him. I'd love to go to one of their games just for The fan experience. They go to both extremes at the drop of a hat.

Ben Scott transfer from Arizona St

Is it bad that when a rover dies I get a little sad?

So many scientific discoveries by Insight that lived WELL beyond it's years. Good work tiny rover! RIP.

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Nebraska improves to 7-6.

Up next is Big Ten Conference play. Iowa comes to town on Dec. 29.

Ajani Cornelius
Ben Scott

Any news in their selections yet?

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Goes from an armed robbery, to a car chase, to a suspect running over his own foot and needing medical attention.

Got my attention for a full cycle. We'll see what happens but for the first time in many years, I'm excited to follow recruiting again.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year everyone!

How many years eligibility does Jeff Sims have left? He has 3 years full of stats so a redshirt + 1?

I'll preface this by saying I don't want this thread to turn into a total bash session because for some of these recruits, they were either victims of circumstance, or busted their ass for 4+ years but just never managed to make an impact.

Over the years, whom were some of the HS recruits that you thought were can't miss prospects and were going to be stars in college.

I'll start with three...

1. Isiah Fluellen aka the Mystery Man of Speed. I believe it was either 2001 or 2002 when there were rumblings of a 'mystery' recruit that had Olympic speed and who could be good enough to completely revamp Frank Solich's offense into a more balanced attack. I totally bought in. Oops! Wasn't meant to be. IIRC, he switched to DB later in his career but never did much while at Nebraska.

2. Eric Lee / Avery Anderson. I'll lump these two together because I very much believed they were going to be the second coming of Mike Brown and Ralph Brown. IIRC, Lee had a decent final season at Nebraska after moving to safety - he had a pick-6 in one game. But neither one accomplished much on the field.

3. Curt Dukes. Thought he would be Eric Crouch part II. Not sure if he ever took a meaningful snap at DONU.

Class of 2023 OL Jason Maciejczak has committed to the Huskers. He announced the decision on Monday afternoon.

Maciejczak, a 6-foot-4, 320-pounder out of T.F. Riggs High School in Pierre, S.D., was previously committed to FCS program North Dakota.

Saw that new futurecast 😉

is a big reason that people (we the fans) don’t need to be so critical of these kids when they are making these decisions of where to go to school. Most of us have no idea of their backgrounds, what they have dealt with or are dealing with. Glad he chose us, hope he has a great career, and a successful life at whatever he chooses. It made me open my eyes once again, to the fact, that while I may want it to work like I want things to, it’s their life and their choices. Good luck to all of them.