With all due respect, I feel like this isn’t the best example. When SF returned, we had won an NC and were on the way to our second one his redshirt season. He came back to play QB, but also to win a championship.i mean KS would make sense, however if he goes to KS he won’t be a home town hero there. It sounds like he is kinda feeling like being the home town hero, the basketball version of Scott Frost. I get this is just one article and honestly haven’t followed his recruiting or basketballs recruiting very much, but it sounds like her is really liking the idea of playing for UNL, and maybe even Scott can get in his ear and let him know that leavings the state was such a bad idea that he chose to come back home... and once he was home he got that home town hero and he was able to move onto the pros, and even come back to coach... I get it two different sports but same concept, if you leave you won’t get to be the home town hero, or a hero, but if you stay you can really help build this team and really help your future as the pros will see you as the reason the program turned...
If Sallis wants to win a championship, he is much more likely to do that at Kansas.
You make some good points about being the hometown hero, and maybe that’s where his heart is at more than championships. We can hope so.