According to the OWH, he has a commitment party scheduled for Wednesday from 7 - 9 PM Central Time to announce/celebrate his decision. He of course visited Nebraska but he's such a hot commodity on the transfer market that any thing is possible.
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Yes, Cornelius has moved on. Would have been a great addition to the offensive line room. Top level guys like this rarely end up at Neb.According to the OWH, he has a commitment party scheduled for Wednesday from 7 - 9 PM Central Time to announce/celebrate his decision. He of course visited Nebraska but he's such a hot commodity on the transfer market that any thing is possible.
Lol. You still need these type of athletes on your team.So what does this tell us? He hasnt played against consistent D1 talent but yet he is being courted by many top programs in the country.
The number of guys like him, able to come in and play immediately is small. Developing our own talent is going to be the key long term.
Lol. I can name multiple players who were highly rated who ended up playing for NebraskaYes, Cornelius has moved on. Would have been a great addition to the offensive line room. Top level guys like this rarely end up at Neb.
Besides Ochaun Mathis...go aheadLol. I can name multiple players who were highly rated who ended up playing for Nebraska
You're so ****ing dumb.Yes, Cornelius has moved on. Would have been a great addition to the offensive line room. Top level guys like this rarely end up at Neb.
Between Cornelius and the kid from Arizona State, I would much rather have the ASU kid. For sure, he has proven P5 ability, whereas, like you say Tru, this other OL has yet to prove he can play.So what does this tell us? He hasnt played against consistent D1 talent but yet he is being courted by many top programs in the country.
The number of guys like him, able to come in and play immediately is small. Developing our own talent is going to be the key long term.
Not sure where you are coming from…you need to walk that back.You're so ****ing dumb.
Have you EVER been right on this board? On anything??
Yeah so lucky...lmao. He's not even entertaining anymore. The real entertainment comes from Mr Worldwide trolling him...Not sure where you are coming from…you need to walk that back.
The guy is literally the #1 redboarder I’ve ever seen, and I have been around 1000s of the worlds best post-race horse racing analysts in the world!
We are all lucky to have him and his expertise on this free board.
Well duh, I think you are missing my point. There aren't very many of them out there.Lol. You still need these type of athletes on your team.
Keep waiting for his prediction on who is going to make the college football playoffs this season.Not sure where you are coming from…you need to walk that back.
The guy is literally the #1 redboarder I’ve ever seen, and I have been around 1000s of the worlds best post-race horse racing analysts in the world!
We are all lucky to have him and his expertise on this free board.
If you actually paid attention, you'd already know the answer to that. I can't help those unwilling to accept information from subject matter expertsYou're so ****ing dumb.
Have you EVER been right on this board? On anything??
Sounds like you hang around a bunch of losers at the track.Not sure where you are coming from…you need to walk that back.
The guy is literally the #1 redboarder I’ve ever seen, and I have been around 1000s of the worlds best post-race horse racing analysts in the world!
We are all lucky to have him and his expertise on this free board.
Beautiful places like Horsemen’s Park(was great, will be great again) aren’t built from winning players my man!Sounds like you hang around a bunch of losers at the track.
Agree somewhat. The fastest way to get rid of those losers at the track is to give them about 5 losers in a row and then they don't bug you anymore. LOLBeautiful places like Horsemen’s Park(was great, will be great again) aren’t built from winning players my man!
I know you are a horse guy too…when you go to the OTB/track, you know as well as me that you’re going to be around a bunch of losers(I’m using “loser” in the kindest possible way…as in losing money that day).
Yeah, he ain’t coming.Make no mistake this is a huge must getting him in Lincoln, no pun intended..
Even though we're a bit OT here, most of these tracks just say should we keep the change, or else they don't even keep pennies. I tell 'em, "no I have change." Seems to piss them off. LOLYes, I understand. I might be the only one on the board that understands where you are coming from.
That’s why it’s nice that some places have quit the breakage…though to be honest I’ve been away from the game for a bit…at least since the .01 payouts for the most part.
I'll be really surprised if he lands in Lincoln. Would love to be wrong. OSU has been a factory for really good OL drafted into the NFL.Yeah, he ain’t coming.
Good stuff here.If you actually paid attention, you'd already know the answer to that. I can't help those unwilling to accept information from subject matter experts
You are as "right" as my grandpa was while he had Alzheimer's. But your only a national analyst being wrong is acceptable. But if you were a world analyst well you would be more like Grandpa was b4 the Alzheimer's.If you actually paid attention, you'd already know the answer to that. I can't help those unwilling to accept information from subject matter experts
That‘s why I like a higher percentage of landing him between the other three chasing him..Cornelius took visits to Nebraska; Oregon; Tennessee & Ohio State.
According to Brad Crawford of 247, in his opinion Cornelius is most closely tied to Nebraska and Oregon. But he has offers from at least 24 schools also including among them Auburn, Florida, Penn State, South Carolina, Missouri, West Virginia, Syracuse, Maryland, Boston College, Cincinnati, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisville, Minnesota and Washington State.
Cornelius says he will base his decision first on how he likes the people at the school and second on his perceived opportunity for playing time at that school. If you believe the people are his first priority, then the visits where he could have seen and interacted with multiple staff and possibly players may have been key. We'll see though.