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SIAP- Malachi Coleman Reopens Commitment
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That's not great but we still have a second chance to land him.
New staff needs to recruit him again. He's already sold on Nebraska. Just need to sell him on the new staff.
Hire a coach, go say hello and see where it turns out.
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I truly don't understand comments like this. The young man has every right to explore his options and make the best decision for his future.
I'm gonna get mickey bailed, so he can talk to malachi personally, then I'm gonna get the 2 folks who got mickey introuble a bible.
Don’t get too worked up, it’s just another way of saying, either you want to be here or you don’t. If you don’t, no problem the program is bigger than you and we will find someone else to fill that scholly.
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Feels like I should be mad or disappointed, but for some reason I'm not...still hope he chooses Nebraska, but if not, best of luck to you kid.
That’s what I’ve been hearing who the new Receivers coach is..When we hire Williams he will be back
This is only reasonable with a staff change.
"I would like to take a step back and re-evaluate Nebraska and other schools."
"I would like to take a step back and re-evaluate Nebraska and other schools."
I have heard similar things. Wonder if we could get him on the cheap? But one of the best WR coaches we have had over that last few years.
Not sure if that was his handle but yeah the WR coach under Mike Riley. The coach that got Zach Smith all mad and butt-hurt.
I thought it was weird he committed in the first place when we didn't even have a permanent coach. He had to know the odds of Mickey getting the job were slim.
Curious like op said, if this is following Mickey news. Also it totally makes sense with a new coaching staff. Wonder what stats in general are for kids to recommit to same school, after a coaching change, following de-committing.
Not much of a surprise. A good portion of the entire 2023 class will defect now with Mickey having been eliminated as a potential staff member. The class was average to begin with, but the very few prospects that were ultra talented will now go elsewhere. Losing Mickey will have a devastating impact on the future of entire program...regardless of what Matt Rhule will or won't do in the near-term
And thats not even mentioning the players on the current roster who were either considering a NFL career or transferring. Many current players were waiting to see what would happen to Mickey before making their decisions to stay or go...and now that's been determined...their futures have now been determined
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Dude has an A-game social media presence.
MJ is gone so he's gone. Doubt anyone else will be able to bring him back. I'm honestly surprised there hasn't been more decommits. Yet.
Nebraska is no longer a program that sells itself to kids, and where NE kids have grown up worshiping the program since birth. Part of the rebuild that Rhule and Co face is building that up again and getting kids to believe that they can be successful at NU and that NU can be successful. They are not in a position to adopt a "either you want to be here or you don't" approach on recruiting.
No we don’t. This is more about Ruehl than Mickey, IMHO. Or both. Same comment though… bad start to Ruehl’s attempt to put together a recruiting class. If this guy is worth a shit, is he’s worth even a FRACTION of that ridiculous contract, it’d better be STELLAR by February.
He immediately lost our most talented recruit. Bad start. Really bad start, and a really bad omen….
Why do people keep on talking about cheap when it's not their money? Say it with me. Market rate.
It might affect the price of a Runza or a slice of Val's pizza at the game?
STFU. Talking stupid shit.
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