FNL visit list....

[HBK4life]

June 16th:

2018:
3* OT Trey Stratford
4* TE Cameron Jurgens :: (N17th for BRW)

2019:
4* QB Max Duggan
TE/WR Garrett Snodgrass

June 23rd:

2018:
4* DB Brendan Radley-Hiles ::N
4* DB Chase Williams :N:
4* WR Manuel Allen :N:
4* WR Joshua Moore
4* DB Jordan Moore (Texas A&M)
4* DE Jalen Redmond
4* DE Judge Culpepper
3* DT Masry Mapieu :N:
3* C Will Farniok :N:
3* DE Tate Wildeman :N:3* K Barret Pickering :N:
3* WR Cameron Brown
3* WR Kobe Smith


2019:
4* OLB Owen Pappoe
4* Ath Isaiah Williams
4* WR Marcus Washington
3* RB Garrison Johnson

2020:
Darion Green-Warren
Credit to CPD924

 

[NorthWillRiseAgain]

Cameron Brown is still coming?

 

[HBK4life]

Cameron Brown is still coming?

Sounds like it.

 

[HBK4life]

So June wouldn’t be any different. And certainly not this week — when Yoakum, Texas, receiver Joshua Moore announces his decision between Nebraska, Florida State and Texas A&M on Sunday.



Moore — 6-foot-1 and 170 pounds — would be a very big get for the Huskers. He’s fast, yes, but more than that, he’s fluid. NU wideouts coach Keith Williams runs his share of change of direction drills, and Moore just naturally has the ability to separate. He’s a legitimate top-100 prospect for the 2018 recruiting class based on that; his high school stats aren’t bad, but he’s slated for a bigger senior year. Moore is a little raw, but a technique stickler like Williams will clean him up quickly.
But Nebraska — specifically Williams — has put in the work with Moore, who first talked to Williams nearly two years ago. I chatted with Moore for about a half-hour last month — right before he announced he was leaving IMG Academy a scant three months after he arrived — and Moore made clear that Williams was a key part of his interest in Nebraska.

A&M has a commitment from Joshua Moore’s twin brother, safety Jordan Moore, but Joshua Moore told me last month he’d make his own decision, and any assumption that he’d pick A&M solely based on being closer to his brother was false.

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/footba...cle_1a9d1380-5094-11e7-aced-9f2a3bc02431.html

 

[GretnaShawn]

So June wouldn’t be any different. And certainly not this week — when Yoakum, Texas, receiver Joshua Moore announces his decision between Nebraska, Florida State and Texas A&M on Sunday.



Moore — 6-foot-1 and 170 pounds — would be a very big get for the Huskers. He’s fast, yes, but more than that, he’s fluid. NU wideouts coach Keith Williams runs his share of change of direction drills, and Moore just naturally has the ability to separate. He’s a legitimate top-100 prospect for the 2018 recruiting class based on that; his high school stats aren’t bad, but he’s slated for a bigger senior year. Moore is a little raw, but a technique stickler like Williams will clean him up quickly.
But Nebraska — specifically Williams — has put in the work with Moore, who first talked to Williams nearly two years ago. I chatted with Moore for about a half-hour last month — right before he announced he was leaving IMG Academy a scant three months after he arrived — and Moore made clear that Williams was a key part of his interest in Nebraska.

A&M has a commitment from Joshua Moore’s twin brother, safety Jordan Moore, but Joshua Moore told me last month he’d make his own decision, and any assumption that he’d pick A&M solely based on being closer to his brother was false.

http://www.omaha.com/huskers/footba...cle_1a9d1380-5094-11e7-aced-9f2a3bc02431.html

Can someone explain the Moore twins situation better. One went to IMG and the other didn't? Now they may not play college together. Doesn't that seem unusual for twins?

 

[HBK4life]

Trey Stratford has some solid offers from Texass, Okie State and Ole Miss to Ivy league Princeton and Columbia. 100 percent predicted to NU. Should pull the trigger at camp I would think.

 

[HBK4life]

Can someone explain the Moore twins situation better. One went to IMG and the other didn't? Now they may not play college together. Doesn't that seem unusual for twins?

Not sure but 247 has Jordan at 69 percent to NU.

 

[shine003]

Great list. Was hoping some big names we are still chasing would make it to the camp but it's certainly nothing to scoff at

 

[HBK4life]

https://www.landof10.com/nebraska/n...book-3-star-ot-chris-bleich-visits-penn-state
Don’t panic, but 2018 offensive line target Chris Bleich made an unofficial visit to Penn State on Thursday.

We caught up with the former Nittany Lions commit earlier this week, just as he returned from a visit to UCLA. While he enjoyed his time in California, he still seemed pretty firm on Nebraska upon his return home. Is that still the case today?

Bleich originally intended to announce his commitment in mid-June before pushing that back. He felt like he rushed his initial commitment to Penn State in the spring of 2016.

“I just want to take my time, make sure I make the right decision for me,” Bleich told Land of 10 on Sunday.

Part of making the right decision for Bleich is taking more visits. The drive from his hometown of Plymouth, Pa., to Penn State takes a little more than two hours, which makes for an easy trip to check in with the Nittany Lions.

As for the Huskers, there’s no reason to worry too much about Bleich’s visits elsewhere at this time. Nebraska remains a heavy favorite for his commitment, according to the 247Sports Crystal Ball. Plus, Bleich intends to make the trek to Nebraska for the Huskers’ Friday Night Lights camp on June 23.


Big Red Weekend

 

[HBK4life]

https://www.landof10.com/nebraska/expect-friday-night-lights-camp-june-16

 

[WHCSC]

What are these "Crystal Ball" predictions based on? Unless these guys have inside contact with the kid or his family/friends it's nothing more than a guess.

 

[jflores]

What are these "Crystal Ball" predictions based on? Unless these guys have inside contact with the kid or his family/friends it's nothing more than a guess.

Most of the folks who matter on these predictions are recruiting analysts who do have access to the family, friends, mentors or recruits themselves.

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

What are these "Crystal Ball" predictions based on? Unless these guys have inside contact with the kid or his family/friends it's nothing more than a guess.

Also, get off my lawn!!!!

 

[c3ntral08]

I'll take Stratford over Bleich. Bleich should just stink with PSU.

 

[HuskerLLM]

I'll take Stratford over Bleich. Bleich should just stink with PSU.

You realize that there is a family health issue with Bleich? IF this wasn't the case he would be N, should he choose to stay in Mid-Atlantic I would understand

Also, Bleich and Stratford are different player

 

[WHCSC]

Also, get off my lawn!!!!

I'm proudly a grumpy, skeptical old man.

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

I'm proudly a grumpy, skeptical old man.

Preaching to the choir buddy.

 

[c3ntral08]

You realize that there is a family health issue with Bleich? IF this wasn't the case he would be N, should he choose to stay in Mid-Atlantic I would understand

Also, Bleich and Stratford are different player

Yes I know of the health issues within his family, that's why he should just stick with PSU. Yes Stratford is more of a guard/center but I'd still rather have him. I think Farniok, Jamies, and Sichtermen are our next tackles.

 

[HBK4life]

https://www.cornnation.com/2017/6/1...ruiting-friday-night-lights-cancelled-weather

 

[ellobo]

Can someone explain the Moore twins situation better. One went to IMG and the other didn't? Now they may not play college together. Doesn't that seem unusual for twins?

I have no idea what the statistic for twins (both with the same offers) playing together is but logically I would think there are more than a handful of cases in which twins intend NOT to go to the same school from day 1. Think about it: two kids who have pretty much been linked together as a single entity their whole lives...who might want to explore more of their indivuality during college.

I've seen it happen with just regular brothers quite a bit. More often than one might think having an older brother at a school can be a road block as the younger wants to get out of the other's shadow - i know of one case where 3 major recruit brothers ended up at 3 schools that were all rivals in one way or another. With that said, more often than not the brother/twin thing is a plus for your school...just saying it shouldn't seem "unusual" per se.

 

[DerHusker]

i know of one case where 3 major recruit brothers ended up at 3 schools that were all rivals in one way or another.

Like the Farniok's?

 

[bit tatanka]

Peat brothers comes to mind

 

[ellobo]

Like the Farniok's?

Well I guess I now know I two cases...I was thinking of the Bars..they ended up at PSU, ND and Michigan.

 

[DerHusker]

Peat brothers comes to mind

Yep!

 

[hddude55]

https://www.landof10.com/nebraska/n...book-3-star-ot-chris-bleich-visits-penn-state
Don’t panic, but 2018 offensive line target Chris Bleich made an unofficial visit to Penn State on Thursday.

We caught up with the former Nittany Lions commit earlier this week, just as he returned from a visit to UCLA. While he enjoyed his time in California, he still seemed pretty firm on Nebraska upon his return home. Is that still the case today?

Bleich originally intended to announce his commitment in mid-June before pushing that back. He felt like he rushed his initial commitment to Penn State in the spring of 2016.

“I just want to take my time, make sure I make the right decision for me,” Bleich told Land of 10 on Sunday.

Part of making the right decision for Bleich is taking more visits. The drive from his hometown of Plymouth, Pa., to Penn State takes a little more than two hours, which makes for an easy trip to check in with the Nittany Lions.

As for the Huskers, there’s no reason to worry too much about Bleich’s visits elsewhere at this time. Nebraska remains a heavy favorite for his commitment, according to the 247Sports Crystal Ball. Plus, Bleich intends to make the trek to Nebraska for the Huskers’ Friday Night Lights camp on June 23.


Big Red Weekend

Correct me of I am wrong but assuming the early signing date has started this year on Dec 20, I hope we have 100% signed that day. No more last minute flips in February would be nice and this guy may be one of them. If he won't sign on Dec. 20, I hope we move on.

 

[HBK4life]

https://hailvarsity.com/s/1604/quick-hits-from-huskers-first-friday-night-lights-camp

 

[HBK4life]

 

[yunginsNU2]

That Duggan kid certainly throws a nice ball.. really had some zip on those passes

 

[HBK4life]

That Duggan kid certainly throws a nice ball.. really had some zip on those passes

Have to battle it out with that state to the east for him.

 

[spinner4]

This visit list & rankings reflects exactly the type of recruiters there is @ NU. Notice all the high rankings are under certain coaches.

JP & the Williams should be a band name cause they hit the road hard and with great results. And they rock. Those 3 wouldn't even offer the type of players Cav is hoping to land. Sooner or later better talent will be needed at O-line. I don't care if they won't be taking many O-line guys in 2018, these summer visits are just as much about the future classes as the current one.

My fear is that they bring in to talent every where but O-line. Where does that put this team? Where does that put this staff? I badly want Mike to be successful here. He can't afford to have top of the line talent every where but O-line.

 

[jflores]

This visit list & rankings reflects exactly the type of recruiters there is @ NU. Notice all the high rankings are under certain coaches.

JP & the Williams should be a band name cause they hit the road hard and with great results. And they rock. Those 3 wouldn't even offer the type of players Cav is hoping to land. Sooner or later better talent will be needed at O-line. I don't care if they won't be taking many O-line guys in 2018, these summer visits are just as much about the future classes as the current one.

My fear is that they bring in to talent every where but O-line. Where does that put this team? Where does that put this staff? I badly want Mike to be successful here. He can't afford to have top of the line talent every where but O-line.

A good chunk of the guys Parella is bringing in are three star guys that fit a mold and hopefully landing some of the higher ranked kids.

Mapieu, the kid from Scotsbluff next year and the two kids from Colorado and Florida (wildeman and culpepper?) ... those guys are all central to the class and are borderline three or four stars depending on the service . I believe Carson is too.

 

[jflores]

Come to think of it Thomas and Daniels are probably JPs highest
Rated recruits so he's probably doing better last year than this although I'm plenty happy with the job he's doing.

I don't remember if either of them were in the rivals 250 though, I think cav has had two so far in Farniok and Barnett

 

[jflores]

Trey Stratford has some solid offers from Texass, Okie State and Ole Miss to Ivy league Princeton and Columbia. 100 percent predicted to NU. Should pull the trigger at camp I would think.

From my perspective cav is on the hot seat more for development than recruiting. We'll have to see what kind of progress his guys are making this fall though.

Plenty happy with the kinds of frames he is bringing in.

 

[Husker.Wed.]

From my perspective cav is on the hot seat more for development than recruiting. We'll have to see what kind of progress his guys are making this fall though.

Plenty happy with the kinds of frames he is bringing in.

Being the Kool Aid drinker I am, I am hoping year 3 in Cav's system combined with much better depth will result in consistent O line play in 2017. If not, HCMR has some thinking to do.

 

[GretnaShawn]

Being the Kool Aid drinker I am, I am hoping year 3 in Cav's system combined with much better depth will result in consistent O line play in 2017. If not, HCMR has some thinking to do.

Agreed. I tend to give Cav a pass for the mess he inherited. If three out of your top 8 are Hahn, Whitaker, and Utter, you're in trouble if injuries hit. And injuries hit hard last year.

 

[Huskers_Rule]

From my perspective cav is on the hot seat more for development than recruiting. We'll have to see what kind of progress his guys are making this fall though.

Plenty happy with the kinds of frames he is bringing in.

I think it will be clear in the head coaches's mind this year. My guess is he needs to see a consistent running game or Cav is gone. He's talked a lot about being able to run when you need to and noted we have not been able to.

 

[spinner4]

A good chunk of the guys Parella is bringing in are three star guys that fit a mold and hopefully landing some of the higher ranked kids.

Mapieu, the kid from Scotsbluff next year and the two kids from Colorado and Florida (wildeman and culpepper?) ... those guys are all central to the class and are borderline three or four stars depending on the service . I believe Carson is too.

Exactly, 5.7 3-star is significantly different IMO than a 5.5 3-star. Even if JP is landing 3 stars, they are high 3's.

 

[jflores]

Exactly, 5.7 3-star is significantly different IMO than a 5.5 3-star. Even if JP is landing 3 stars, they are high 3's.

Is there a particular kid you are thinking "isn't good enough"?

I'm not upset with Jaimes, Sichterman and the Farnioks. Honestly I think one of the biggest reaches we have is Wildeman considering the other names floating around.

 

[DudznSudz]

Is there a particular kid you are thinking "isn't good enough"?

I'm not upset with Jaimes, Sichterman and the Farnioks. Honestly I think one of the biggest reaches we have is Wildeman considering the other names floating around.

I've been ignoring that talk, honestly, about the 3 star lands in the DL and OL "not being good enough."

I figure a high 3 star at those positions in high school will translate into a darn serviceable player once they actually hit the field; unlike some of the finesse positions or a physically gifted RB or QB, the linemen usually take a couple of years to develop. By then, they're so big and strong that their natural athletic gifts (which probably got them the star rating in the first place) are going to just give them an edge.

I've also noticed some 4 star recruits at the lines wind up being busts, while some turn into freaks (Suh). I guess what I'm saying is, I agree with your statement. Ha!

 

[jflores]

I've been ignoring that talk, honestly, about the 3 star lands in the DL and OL "not being good enough."

I figure a high 3 star at those positions in high school will translate into a darn serviceable player once they actually hit the field; unlike some of the finesse positions or a physically gifted RB or QB, the linemen usually take a couple of years to develop. By then, they're so big and strong that their natural athletic gifts (which probably got them the star rating in the first place) are going to just give them an edge.

I've also noticed some 4 star recruits at the lines wind up being busts, while some turn into freaks (Suh). I guess what I'm saying is, I agree with your statement. Ha!

I think overall, if his 5.5 rating is a crack at the younger Farniok, according to the same service he was offered by Iowa, UVA, VT, and Minnesota. Iowa routinely has a good to great offensive line, even if the team isn't so good, and both coaches at the Virginia schools have a good track record putting out pretty good teams. (PJ Fleck didn't do too bad a job either).

If we're going to bemoan losing in-state walk-ons to Ferentz and company because of what he does with them, I think we should be equally as happy if a legit 3* OL prospect chooses us over Ferentz.