Early enrollee thread
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From the other thread sounds like 14 or 15 EE. Quite a haul.
Getting them N early is huge. Especially for the QB's!! Let's roll baby!!
I hope we can get this guy here. We need another RB to replace Lacy.
Rhule said their should be 14 to 16 early enrollees in this class.
Spoken like a kid whose dad taught him well.
Remember SR was born in Miami. Went to the U and ended up drafted by the Bills. Probably took SR a little time to get used to playing in colder weather and likely told son, get used to it earlier cause you don’t want to wait until the NFL to see if you can handle it
I think the whole playing in bad weather in CFB is not a big issue. They are playing in Sep, Oct and Nov. It's usually pretty mild. 40 to 50 degrees is fall football weather. They aren't playing in the real bad months of Dec and Jan like the NFL. But if you wanna play with the big boys in the NFL you need to man up sooner or later. Like Rhule said if you have to play or practice in it. "Embrace the suck."
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100% agree with this
15 highly talented early enrollees is almost like a bunch of portal additions. Definitely going to be impact players in 2024, and not just DR.
The weather in Lincoln and the Big 10 in general isn't as bad as people make it out to be. The majority of the games are played in fantastic football weather, or even weather that is too warm.
I work out outdoors. I prefer cooler weather to hot, southern weather and it’s not close. Hot weather feels awful
Hell. Before this last week it was 50s and 60s all month in Lincoln.
Looking forward to the early enrollees getting on campus and getting started. Holding out hope that a few of these guys can be instant impact players as freshmen but obviously everyone develops at their own pace. But man would it be nice to hit on a few more early impact contributors. It would really, really up my confidence level long term on the current staff.
I agree. I’d hate to be practicing and playing in Alabama, Florida or Louisiana in the spring and the first half of the football season.
I too spent 40 plus years working in all kinds of weather.
Much like a team in a game, you all embrace the suckage. You have too. It is already miserable, no one wants to hear whining about it.
Not just cold in GB in the NFL. Outdoor teams. Both NY teams. Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Denver, KC, Washington, Philly. New England, Baltimore. Gets cold in Carolina and Tennesse late.
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I ride my bike in the worst weather Omaha has to offer hot and cold, day and dark. It's all what you make of it. Makes me feel badass when nobody else is out 
...embrace the suckage is a great phrase. Will tuck that one in my pocket
...embrace the suckage is a great phrase. Will tuck that one in my pocket
I’m a General Manager for a pest control company branch in North Carolina. I have spent entire seasons working outside and let me tell you I’d take cold over hot any day. I lose techs in the summer, I don’t lose techs in the winter.
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People using the cold weather against us in recruiting is comical. State College Pennsylvania, Ann Arbor Michigan, and Columbus Ohio are apparently tropical paradises based off of their recruiting class success.
Same. I used to want to ride more when it was cold and snowy. When Melvin Gordan already had 200+ on us, I decided to go for a ride with 3"-4" of snow on the ground and told my daughter that when I get back, he'll have 350 and 4 touchdowns. When I got back and tapped on the window to ask how much he had, the look on her face was priceless. I just laid there on the porch lmao. 😄😄😄I ride my bike in the worst weather Omaha has to offer hot and cold, day and dark. It's all what you make of it. Makes me feel badass when nobody else is out
Same...This weird idea that games are being played in snowstorms and -10 degree weather is sooooo overblown.
NU had what, 1 cold ass game this year, vs Iowa?
Seems like there has been plenty of home games in the 60s for temps even in November lately. I recall Ohio St in Nov 2021 it was like 70.
These damn hippies and their bikes 🤣I ride my bike in the worst weather Omaha has to offer hot and cold, day and dark. It's all what you make of it. Makes me feel badass when nobody else is out
I'm only a fair weather biker.
There have been tons of bitterly cold games with terrible weather. People who go regularly know.
This is why if you're planning to hit some games you want to hit a night game in September so you can see the talent in short shorts and tank tops.
Then you want to catch a game in early October. Preferably something a little cooler so they have the tight jeans on and the flannel.
After that usually everyone is wearing a parka.
It is all how you fare, whether you like it or not, as far as weather goes.
Fair or foul.
I own fat bikes and am faaaaaaar from being a hippie. Lol. An old fat guy is a better description. 😄
In fairness, NC cold ain't even close to Nebraska cold. Conversely, Nebraska hot ain't even close to NC hot either.
Agreed. And my hats off to all of you ham & eggers out there in the elements.
Back on track - Based on my half assed attempt at finding a list of early enrollees, this is what I came up with. If you see any errors, I can edit.
Kaelin
Hall
Barney
Keelan Smith
Flynt
Pyle
Murphy
McGahee
Gradney
Taylor
Guthrie
Brix
Raiola
Shavers
Buford
Kaelin
Hall
Barney
Keelan Smith
Flynt
Pyle
Murphy
McGahee
Gradney
Taylor
Guthrie
Brix
Raiola
Shavers
Buford
If I read correctly, Guthrie will be rehabbing a leg injury, as will Taylor.
Thank you! This is the list I was looking for.
Looking at potential impact:
2 qbs - nothing more to say
3 wrs - at least 1 wr will get significant minutes, probably 2 or all 3.
2 lbs - position of need IMO, depending on the Idaho portal transfer.
Buford could play early.
The rest probably aren't doing a ton in 2024 barring significant injuries.
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