Kaelin staying N....
- Thread starter Gary.Busey
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has any qb here ever gone wire to wire? started every game and played every play?
And I was only 17. I got the old family car to drive to Lincoln so I did get that. I worked all the way through undergrad and professional school. Owed 250$ after undergrad.
My post grad tuition in the early 80s tripled in 4 years. I can’t imagine what it is now.
Why in the Hell would it be unnerving.
First, it says change minds TO Nebraska and make up their minds, as in they haven’t decided yet, but could pull the trigger (maybe for Nebraska).
Second, it’s a pretty safe/generic comment. Signing day surprises (good & bad) happen every year.
Me too. I loved history, government, economics and geography
I'm just loving how loyal Rhules classes are seeming to be compared frost's. Both during the recruiting cycle and through/beyond the season. Time will tell though!
Says a lot about Rhule, but also that these kids see things turning around and they want to be a part of it.
This is the right move. He was not going to be the number one guy next year so he might as well learn all he can. He will get a lot of love and ?NIL by hanging in. Then, there is no guarantee that DR stays healthy or his the real deal at QB. DK may end up being better 2-3 years down the line -who knows. Finally, if he is odd man out he can go portal down the road. I always told my kids in your career - play the long game and don't panic.
I think Kaelin inadvertently probably helped Michigan State as well. Right after he was planning to visit Michigan State it apparently pushed another QB candidate to commit to them.Verified by Sean C. Guess you have to click on this tweet since they aren't showing up on here.
No Huskers’ 2024 recruiting class member has been more dedicated than Kaelin, helping head coach Matt Rhule put together his first full recruiting class in Lincoln.
QB Daniel Kaelin cancels visit to Michigan State; remains solid to Nebraska
2024 Bellevue West quarterback Daniel Kaelin remains solid with his commitment to Nebraska. He cancelled his weekend trip to Michigan State.www.on3.com
Kaelin played a key role in landing Ainsworth (Neb.) tight end Carter Nelson and Logan-Magnolia (Iowa) offensive lineman Grant Brix – currently the two highest-ranked recruits in NU’s 2024 signing class.
Once Kaelin committed on May 20, he jump-started a run where the Big Red landed 15 of its current 24 commitments from June 1 to July 16.
