Haarberg rushed for 556 as a senior and 426 his junior year. He looks like a bit of a long strider on his tape. He seems to be able to make the throws and has a cannon arm. I always wondered why he couldn't climb the depth chart. Maybe the college game is too fast for him, or maybe the big stage is too big for him, or maybe he just isn't that good. Or....maybe he didn't respond well to Mario's 26-page BS tests and maybe he never got a chance being stuck behind two of Frost's handpicked guys (Adrian and Logan) and two of Whipple's handpicked guys (Thompson and Purdy). Maybe he will do better with a new start this year as long as he doesn't get stuck behind a couple of Rhule's handpicked guys. We'll see.
There is a huge difference between Class C-1 Nebraska HS Football, and Big Ten D-I football.
Just look at Frost, he was considered a Parade All-American at HS coming out of Wood River, but his first two years at Stanford was a very mediocre QB, I think he only completed 40% of this passes. It's a big adjustment to this level.