Still recruiting! 2025 QB coming to town
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Those sophomore numbers are insane.
lot of offers for an unranked kid, albeit a ways off
live arm
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Would be great to win our sixth national championship with a guy named "Stone" at the helm. The press would eat it up.
It would be bad if he was a WR and his middle name was hands.
I will save you all the time.. im sure hes a decent prospect but not as good as Raiola but adds needed depth.. he probably has him as a 4 star
Building brick by brick...or should I say...stone by stone?
I actually have him as the #4 DTQB in the 2025 class. Very intelligent kid with great work ethic
You know who else was from Harrisburg, right???
I would say anyone from that part of the country that visits has legit interests because they know Rhule there and what kind of coach he is. Look for studs in the east to come here in the future.
It's impressive that Rhule seems to still have incredible good will from people everywhere he coached (at least in college). Paying big dividends in Texas and Pennsylvania so far.
With a name like Stone, the NIL possibilities in Colorado will probably be better. I expect a legal MJ dispensary would pay him a lot for his NIL.
Saunders came away impressed with everything he saw during his time in Lincoln.
“This visit went amazing,” Saunders said. “I didn’t really know what to expect but the coaching staff was great and the whole experience and college area was awesome. I got to talk to Coach Rhule for about 30 minutes just talking ball and the program which was awesome. Then just tours and pictures and all the other stuff were good too.”
Saunders is definitely a QB prospect to watch. He completed 69 percent of his passes for 3,583 yards with 54 touchdowns and five interceptions in his sophomore season. His team also won the state championship. That discussion with Rhule left an impression too. He enjoyed hearing the new coach’s vision for the program and said getting to know Nebraska’s coaches was the highlight of the trip.
“It was really exciting just to hear about what he has for the program coming up and changing how they have been,” Saunders said. "His experience in college and the pros make me believe everything he told me and he sees me as a clear fit for what he wants as a quarterback.”
The quarterback described Rhule as down to Earth. Saunders thinks it's great that he’d be a perfect fit for what the Huskers want at quarterback. This visit has solidified Nebraska’s place as a serious contender for his commitment.
“Yeah, I would definitely say that Nebraska is more in the mix with me now,” Saunders said. “I’m looking forward to building my relationships more with the coaches and seeing where it goes down the road but I will definitely be back to Nebraska.”
Up next for Saunders is a visit to Kentucky this weekend. That will be his last visit until the spring.
“This visit went amazing,” Saunders said. “I didn’t really know what to expect but the coaching staff was great and the whole experience and college area was awesome. I got to talk to Coach Rhule for about 30 minutes just talking ball and the program which was awesome. Then just tours and pictures and all the other stuff were good too.”
Saunders is definitely a QB prospect to watch. He completed 69 percent of his passes for 3,583 yards with 54 touchdowns and five interceptions in his sophomore season. His team also won the state championship. That discussion with Rhule left an impression too. He enjoyed hearing the new coach’s vision for the program and said getting to know Nebraska’s coaches was the highlight of the trip.
“It was really exciting just to hear about what he has for the program coming up and changing how they have been,” Saunders said. "His experience in college and the pros make me believe everything he told me and he sees me as a clear fit for what he wants as a quarterback.”
The quarterback described Rhule as down to Earth. Saunders thinks it's great that he’d be a perfect fit for what the Huskers want at quarterback. This visit has solidified Nebraska’s place as a serious contender for his commitment.
“Yeah, I would definitely say that Nebraska is more in the mix with me now,” Saunders said. “I’m looking forward to building my relationships more with the coaches and seeing where it goes down the road but I will definitely be back to Nebraska.”
Up next for Saunders is a visit to Kentucky this weekend. That will be his last visit until the spring.
Just once I would love to hear a recruit be like "Yeah...the visit was lame. Girls were ugly...it was boring, I mean, whatever"
But you'd have to become an Iowa fan..
I'm sure it hasn't changed but when I was doing a tour at the stadium, skyboxes, locker rooms, indoor, etc with a friend who worked for Butch Hug who had connections. (Not National analist) years ago under Callahan the Husker hostesses were not ugly by any means.
Then you ought to be reading the recruit post visits to Iowa. Ha.
Recruit visits Lincoln: "I thought it was just going to be cornfields and cows, but this is a pretty cool city with lots to do."
Recruit visits Iowa City: "I thought it was just going to be cornfields and cows. I was right, but it's pigs, not cows."
When you know you're going to be making no less than several hundreds of thousands of dollars in 2 years, not a big commitment
OK...that was actually pretty good in a not afraid to lol at yourself kind of way.
