First task. Go get your son to flip to NU!!
New football assistant Jamar Mozee
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Mozee spent the last eight seasons leading Lee's Summit North and left for UCF following the 2023 season. After a few months in Orlando, he's now headed to Lincoln. This is an especially notable hire since his son is four-star WR Isaiah Mozee, currently committed to Oregon but has visited Nebraska a couple times this year, including an OV last month.
Just came here to share this! Huge for the Kansas City area. Isaiah Mozee, come on down!!!
Should have always had KC on lockdown. Definitely need to own it and not let Lanning take it over.
With lannings deep pockets, he’s gonna take what he wants. I kind of hope he’s one of those guys who never wins. Anything important
This used to be standard practice and was looked down upon.
I think it is brilliant. Hire people that are connected.
I think it is brilliant. Hire people that are connected.
I am not sure that Nebraska has ever had KC on lockdown. It would be nice to see them get a strong foothold back in the area.
No sources for this but there is speculation that Oregon has him on their decommit watch list.
They do. He has already been recruited over in this class. (they'd still take him) And they are working on the assumption he is gone. I think he ends up in Lincoln personally. Merritt too. Just my hunch.
Oregon is the only program I have a connection to and speak to my good friend in their AD regularly.
I looked at Bamas class and they have 6… yes, SIX linebackers committed in this 2025 class and Merritt is the lowest rated of all of them.
Crazy the dudes they are recruiting. For that reason, you could be right on Merritt
Rivals ratings seem a little goofy right now. Let's hope for Nebraska's sake they're very wrong because this is a lowly rated class right now.
I ignore all the ranking services except 247 Composite. Seems like it is the most reliable.
Sounds like Gus and UCF tried and failed on the father/son package deal. Let's hope we can get it done. Kind of mind boggling that junior will likely be making a lot more money than dad right out of high school, no matter where he ends up.
