I've heard the transfer portal is to regular recruiting like meeting a girl and marrying the next day in Vegas is to a regular dating & engagement. It happens too fast and you don't really know what you're truly getting. Our Huskers excel in finding the wrong guys it seems. Take the two five star transfers NU has brought in-- zero starts, zero stats and lots of criminal activity.The portal:
Reminds me some of the Cuban refugee crisis where the U.S. was conned into taking the inhabitants of Cuban prisons.
Got to wade through some of this. 5 star guy who never played in three years. Dude who can't pass up a vape shop without committing a crime. Town has a series of unsolved rapes that mysteriously end when said player goes elsewhere. Anyone who commits a nightmarish amount of turnovers.
When someone wants to go elsewhere you've got to find out why.
It would be crippling to be trying to break through as a developmental program and lose some top freshmen that you actually hit on.Good question. Everyone is so focused on "who will we get?" but it's a lock that we'll lose someone that hurts.
I've heard the transfer portal is to regular recruiting like meeting a girl and marrying the next day in Vegas is to a regular dating & engagement. It happens too fast and you don't really know what you're truly getting. Our Huskers excel in finding the wrong guys it seems. Take the two five star transfers NU has brought in-- zero starts, zero stats and lots of criminal activity.
That's the Husker football fan mantra of the 21st century. Pass over good recruits for the CHANCE of bringing in someone else who would be more of a "wow" signing.He’s the lowest valued QB in the top 25, or was as of 2 weeks ago. RANKED teams, so that’s good. He’d still be a HUGE improvement over what we’ve got (lol that’s not saying much, at all), but we can afford better. IMHO.
Huh? Did the OSU kid ever get in trouble.I've heard the transfer portal is to regular recruiting like meeting a girl and marrying the next day in Vegas is to a regular dating & engagement. It happens too fast and you don't really know what you're truly getting. Our Huskers excel in finding the wrong guys it seems. Take the two five star transfers NU has brought in-- zero starts, zero stats and lots of criminal activity.
We've had a few good ones, mostly busts though. And still 0 for 2 with five star transfers (no surprise).But also Toure, Trey Palmer, Omar Brown, etc.
I don't remember Johnson ever getting into trouble....Huh? Did the OSU kid ever get in trouble.
I don't think we passed on anyone good to get those 2 players. It isn't like we have NFL caliber players beating down our door. I think you are angry at the portal for nothing.We've had a few good ones, mostly busts though. And still 0 for 2 with five star transfers (no surprise).
1 out of 2 5 stars got in trouble. Pretty small sample size.I don't remember Johnson ever getting into trouble....
It's not about whether or not you get caught.1 out of 2 5 stars got in trouble. Pretty small sample size.
I'm not angry at the portal. We haven't brought in the right guys and we have the record to show for it. Jeff Sims, for example. Tanner Lee, etc. I'm going to waste time with any research, but I would say that our hit rate on transfers is not good. And like all bad recruiting, it hurts you on fall Saturdays. That said, I'm all for improving the team through the portal. But please try to know what you are getting.I don't think we passed on anyone good to get those 2 players. It isn't like we have NFL caliber players beating down our door. I think you are angry at the portal for nothing.
Washington or Louisville would be excellent choices for him to elevate his game. I’d be shocked if he came here considering how inept our OC issurprised not to see N on this list.
I would hope he would go in heavy at positions of need like quarterback. It wouldn’t be ideal to never develop your own. But if there are stud tackles, or a receiver, you better play the game and always be upgrading your talent level.Our coach is sour on the portal and would rather not engage. He said he wants the portal to be an aid, not the method of getting his players ala Deion.
The 2 five stars were always longshots. Worth taking a chance on but obviously they hadn't worked out at their prior stops so they had never earned their stars at the college competition level.I've heard the transfer portal is to regular recruiting like meeting a girl and marrying the next day in Vegas is to a regular dating & engagement. It happens too fast and you don't really know what you're truly getting. Our Huskers excel in finding the wrong guys it seems. Take the two five star transfers NU has brought in-- zero starts, zero stats and lots of criminal activity.
nope. but capitalism applies. players have a service that whomever is willing to buy.I passionately hate NIL and the outright corruption it has produced.
Anyone really believe these offers have anything all to do with the local taco barn looking for a spokesman?
I'd be interested in knowing the marriage success rate for Vegas one-day marriages compared to traditional courtship. It might be surprising. I worked with an Indian (from India) who was fixed up with his wife. Had never seen her before and they married within a month. He claimed those kinds of marriages parents arrange were significantly more successful than the courtship model.I've heard the transfer portal is to regular recruiting like meeting a girl and marrying the next day in Vegas is to a regular dating & engagement. It happens too fast and you don't really know what you're truly getting. Our Huskers excel in finding the wrong guys it seems. Take the two five star transfers NU has brought in-- zero starts, zero stats and lots of criminal activity.
Brock Huard is still groggy from the beating he took in Lincoln.
Some of the young producers might be sniffing around for cash. Take Lloyd for example, hope the collective takes care of him.
Whatever one's feeling about NIL, at least it's legal for all schools to participate in NIL. Prior to the days of NIL, you had some SEC schools cheating with under the table cash while other schools felt constrained and followed NCAA rules.I passionately hate NIL and the outright corruption it has produced.
Anyone really believe these offers have anything all to do with the local taco barn looking for a spokesman?
They were talking on DP show yesterday that Deion told recruits CU isn't an ATM. So probably a bad example.Our coach is sour on the portal and would rather not engage. He said he wants the portal to be an aid, not the method of getting his players ala Deion.
When it started I REALLY thought it would be 500 dollars here and 1000 dollars here, showing up to a car dealership and signing autographs for cash or a car to use for the year.I passionately hate NIL and the outright corruption it has produced.
Anyone really believe these offers have anything all to do with the local taco barn looking for a spokesman?
The problem I have with it is people offering huge sums to guys before they’ve entered the portal. To me that’s akin to tampering in the NFL.nope. but capitalism applies. players have a service that whomever is willing to buy.
It’s why Bama says they’re not giving large NIL payments to first year players. They’re saving it for transfers☹️. It’s a mess.Any player who hasn’t already transfered once can be bought in this shitty new world of NIL. Gotta have enough $$$ protect the best parts of your roster and enough to buy new players. This shit is so stupid, but until they put some needed regulations on NIL, this is the game. Either play it or get left behind…
Neither of those two 5 star transfers were ever described as long shots when they were brought in.The 2 five stars were always longshots. Worth taking a chance on but obviously they hadn't worked out at their prior stops so they had never earned their stars at the college competition level.
nope. but capitalism applies. players have a service that whomever is willing to buy.
What you state was the intent. It got Alabamed and Oklahomed almost immediately. The NCAA can't find itself among all this. They sure hopped on that sign stealing thing though.When it started I REALLY thought it would be 500 dollars here and 1000 dollars here, showing up to a car dealership and signing autographs for cash or a car to use for the year.
I never thought it would be like it is. It is probably a good thing I was not in charge of a schools NIL stuff!
So they should be able to hawk and sell street drugs?nope. but capitalism applies. players have a service that whomever is willing to buy.
There were multiple detractors on here of the OSU DB. I wasn’t one of them but I try to be optimistic. We had room for him so it was a low cost risk.Neither of those two 5 star transfers were ever described as long shots when they were brought in.