That’s cool and all, but I think you took a wrong turn at Albuquerque… this is a husker board.
That’s cool and all, but I think you took a wrong turn at Albuquerque… this is a husker board.
That’s cool and all, but I think you took a wrong turn at Albuquerque… this is a husker board.
I'm sorry.....who is Schunke?
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nah, i remember when kansan turner corcoran took N over k-state. 5* kid as i recall. at the same time cooper beebe a 2/3* headed to manhattan.Wrong board
nah, i remember when kansan turner corcoran took N over k-state. 5* kid as i recall. at the same time cooper beebe a 2/3* headed to manhattan.
similarly here, brix the 5* goes to lincoln while this south dakota 4* youngster drives by to the little apple. both had offers from yours and mine.
it will be interesting to see how they develop in each program and compare the results down the road. after all both are now considered developmental programs.
even though espn site said that kid from south dakota had an N offer, he's a 4*, he really didn't at all?Corcoran was not going to KSU, his recruitment came down to Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Ohio State.
That kid from South Dakota did not have an offer from Nebraska. There is a reason he is walking on at KSU.
even though espn site said that kid from south dakota had an N offer, he's a 4*, he really didn't at all?
Honestly, I've never heard of his name before. I don't catch everything but as an old O line guy myself, I do pay more attention to them. His name is one I don't recall.even though espn site said that kid from south dakota had an N offer, he's a 4*, he really didn't at all?
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Jun 14, 2019 — His final options included Kansas State, Oklahoma and Nebraska,
he's walking on because he gets a full ride as a native american. he could have gone anywhere, but not N. whatever, it will be interesting to track their progress entering the same year, like corcoran at N and beebe at k-state in that way.No. That kid reported an offer from Nebraska when Frost was here, he had no contact with Rhule and staff. Pretty sure he also had an injury and basically had no commitable scholarship offers. There is a reason he took no official visits and is walking on at KSU.
he's walking on because he gets a full ride as a native american. he could have gone anywhere, but not N. whatever, it will be interesting to track their progress entering the same year, like corcoran at N and beebe at k-state in that way.
he's a preferred walk-on.As was pointed out in this very thread, "First Nations" scholarship, you claim he is on is not even close to a full-ride. It's a one-year $1500 scholarship. That will not even cover his textbooks.
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you seem lost here and i'm not going to annoy others by continuing to try an explain it to you. You sir are on the wrong board. Your troll attempt failed.nebraska.forums.rivals.com
Also, you can't be on any other type of scholarship other than a football scholarship once you play in a game. So if he ever actually plays, he will become a football scholarship.
I'm sure you're a great guy and all but you appear to be overstaying your welcome. No one cares about this kid or his wrestling. Coming back in 4 years and saying he's an All-American is one thing but wrestling updates, c'mon man.nah, i remember when kansan turner corcoran took N over k-state. 5* kid as i recall. at the same time cooper beebe a 2/3* headed to manhattan.
similarly here, brix the 5* goes to lincoln while this south dakota 4* youngster drives by to the little apple. both had offers from yours and mine.
it will be interesting to see how they develop in each program and compare the results down the road. after all both are now considered developmental programs.
Ha ha ha I suppose KState may have a club team.Is he going to wrestle too?
You'd think that a 5 time state champ would be interested in wrestling. Wonder if he's ever contacted manningHa ha ha I suppose KState may have a club team.
He would have had to walk on to both wrestling and football teams, if he would have wanted to do both in Lincoln. Football, basketball and volleyball scholarships are head count sports. So all scholarships are full ride etc. If an athlete competes in 2 sports and one is a head count sport and the other isn’t, the athlete cannot take the partial scholarship from the equivalent count team.You'd think that a 5 time state champ would be interested in wrestling. Wonder if he's ever contacted manning
This aged well.Not a fan of Blye Hill. He's facing extremely low level of competition that he's only marginally better than. There's plenty of guys at that position in the portal who are more tested and have gotten PT and film against actual competition. Don't know why we're settling.
Jumping to conclusions already when we haven't even seen him play?This aged well.
The coaching staff has.Jumping to conclusions already when we haven't even seen him play?
I think my favorite part of this thread is Oldjar jumping to conclusions about Hill (having never seen him play), and then asking about HBK jumping to conclusions about Hill based on comments from the coaching staff.The coaching staff has.
What did that same coaching staff say about Jeff Sims last year? I'll let it play out.The coaching staff has.
Hopefully that was just a one off mistake and we aren’t talking about it again next season. Can’t have that big error a QB ever again,What did that same coaching staff say about Jeff Sims last year? I'll let it play out.
Fair enough.What did that same coaching staff say about Jeff Sims last year? I'll let it play out.
Last time I checked Blye won’t be trying to hand off and throw passes. If he can cover our WRs he can handle other P5 WRs. Just admit you were wrong.What did that same coaching staff say about Jeff Sims last year? I'll let it play out.
Honestly, if Jeff Sims had only played as bad as he did at GT, we would have won 7 games easily. Unfortunately, he played as badly as I could realistically imagine someone playing.
Maybe. Though he played horrendously at Colorado as well.Difference was the competition…ACC< B10.
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Not jumping.to conclusions. Read what was exactly said... As of today. Haven't even got to fall camp. Another ridiculous statement per usual.Jumping to conclusions already when we haven't even seen him play?
Maybe. Though he played horrendously at Colorado as well.
Did anyone even pick him up in the portal?He played horrendously everywhere….which I predicted before he ever got on campus… if anyone looked at his GT play, and thought he was a “good get” they’re football illiterate. He’s simply not a P5 QB, and never has been.
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To be fair, I think the coaching staff saw a good player and expected results! Probably shocked as to how Jeff Sims played as we were! Then the young man hit big spotlights & high attention & the pressure really got to him! I assume! 😄What did that same coaching staff say about Jeff Sims last year? I'll let it play out.
Every coach looks at a QB with raw physical talent and thinks he can fix his mistakes. It happens all the time in the NFL and rarely works. My problem was I believed the camp hype on Sims. I hadn’t watched any video of him at GT. 😕. His problem I believe was between his ears.To be fair, I think the coaching staff saw a good player and expected results! Probably shocked as to how Jeff Sims played as we were! Then the young man hit big spotlights & high attention & the pressure really got to him! I assume! 😄
Classic case of a million dollar body with a 10 cent head. I think he is a really good kid, but very few can handle the QB position.Every coach looks at a QB with raw physical talent and thinks he can fix his mistakes. It happens all the time in the NFL and rarely works. My problem was I believed the camp hype on Sims. I hadn’t watched any video of him at GT. 😕. His problem I believe was between his ears.
He should seriously consider a position switch.Classic case of a million dollar body with a 10 cent head. I think he is a really good kid, but very few can handle the QB position.
To be fair, it wasn’t an easy situation to be thrown into. We had a new staff, new offense and a work in progress with our O line. I suspect he would have been better in a second year but given what happened it was probably a good idea to move on.Classic case of a million dollar body with a 10 cent head. I think he is a really good kid, but very few can handle the QB position.