Recruiting updates 2023-24
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Good insight. I'd also be a little worried he has appeared to be this disinterested in NU until now that he doesn't seem to have his top choices there.
Is Omaha on the upswing in talent? Crazy how many kids are/will be committing compared to before. I could be wrong but I count 11 Omaha metro kids signed or committed since Rhule took over.
Nice another Iowa kid giving the double barrel middle finger to the state of Iowa gotta love it
Nice pick up for depth. I’ve thought for months that we needed another legit walk on QB for depth purposes.
Bair will be N. He loved the Staff and Everything Nebraska.
Breakdown of this last big recruiting weekend before summer. How Hall probably ends up N. He ran 22 mph at Tennessee camp. 10.6 100, 6'10 high jumper. Mcmorris had 90 catches for 1300 yards last year. Jason Majiecak is on the D line now. Etc
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Would like to see some Defensive Tackles and Linebackers on that list. Would we still take Campbell and Clark now that we landed the two receivers from Bellevue West? It seems we are already overloaded at receiver.
Not so worried about LB's because of all the big DB's who will add weight and can play LB. DT like Carlon Jones would be nice. A big body Jason Macijaicak just moved to D line so that helps. Also have Tyson Terry N for next years class.
Who's on Campus: Big visit weekend in Lincoln
Who do the Huskers have on campus for final big visit weekend before recruiting dead period?
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Texas A&M is the only other visit so it will be interesting to see how Campbell compares the schools after the visit.
Grant Brix — One of Nebraska’s favorite offensive linemen in the 2024 class and one Matt Rhule went to go watch wrestle last January.
It’s big to get Brix back on campus as the Huskers have work to do with Kansas State and Oklahoma already having hosted the lineman and the view being he’s going to look heavily at those options. The lineman also made a midweek trip down to Alabama.
This would be one of the bigger recruiting wins if the Huskers can pull it off.
Kewan Lacy — The first official visit for a running back this cycle and it goes to the Lancaster running back that has put up interesting numbers in high school. At 6-foot, 205, Lacy has good size for the position and a nice frame for Nebraska to add to.
At Lancaster last year Lacy had nearly 1,000 total yards and 14 total touchdowns. He was more productive as a sophomore for the team running for 1,352 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Carter Nelson — Arguably the biggest visitor this weekend, Nebraska will get its chance to try to sell Nelson on staying home and playing for Nebraska instead of going to Georgia or Notre Dame.
The tight end is an unquestionably great athlete that will go into college ball as a really raw player. It’ll be interesting to note if the Huskers have a plan set up for Nelson and make it known to him how they hope to develop and ultimately utilize him moving forward.
I'm not sure what class Bair would count toward. He's apparently going on a Morman mission for a couple years before he starts college.
Donovan Raiola is the lead recruiter for Brix. It'll be interesting to see the board's reaction regardless of Brix's decision.Ernest Campbell — Another wide receiver to keep an eye on, Campbell can absolutely fly and while he’s not going to be the biggest receiver out there, he’s incredibly dangerous with the ball and those track times have more than just Nebraska interested.Who's on Campus: Big visit weekend in Lincoln
Who do the Huskers have on campus for final big visit weekend before recruiting dead period?
Texas A&M is the only other visit so it will be interesting to see how Campbell compares the schools after the visit.
Grant Brix — One of Nebraska’s favorite offensive linemen in the 2024 class and one Matt Rhule went to go watch wrestle last January.
It’s big to get Brix back on campus as the Huskers have work to do with Kansas State and Oklahoma already having hosted the lineman and the view being he’s going to look heavily at those options. The lineman also made a midweek trip down to Alabama.
This would be one of the bigger recruiting wins if the Huskers can pull it off.
Kewan Lacy — The first official visit for a running back this cycle and it goes to the Lancaster running back that has put up interesting numbers in high school. At 6-foot, 205, Lacy has good size for the position and a nice frame for Nebraska to add to.
At Lancaster last year Lacy had nearly 1,000 total yards and 14 total touchdowns. He was more productive as a sophomore for the team running for 1,352 yards and 15 touchdowns.
Carter Nelson — Arguably the biggest visitor this weekend, Nebraska will get its chance to try to sell Nelson on staying home and playing for Nebraska instead of going to Georgia or Notre Dame.
The tight end is an unquestionably great athlete that will go into college ball as a really raw player. It’ll be interesting to note if the Huskers have a plan set up for Nelson and make it known to him how they hope to develop and ultimately utilize him moving forward.
Should Brix go elsewhere I'm not blaming Donovan
KSU is a bigger threat than people realize...they were the first to offer, they are coming off a Sugar Bowl appearance and I believe that is where his girlfriend is going
He could go anywhere and it wouldn't shock me too much
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We'll, if his gf is going to mudville than it might be tough. Boring as hell in mantucky
Iowa fans. Why is Grant Brix one of the Top OL in your state not even considering Iowa? It's between NU, OU and KSU. Is it because Iowa sucks? @PeoriaHawk
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