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pezsez1 wrote:

Odd. He looks bigger next to players taller than that. Thank you.

Attitude & posture go a long way!

He's got that BDE (Big Dan Energy)

OG Duck wrote:

pezsez1 wrote:

Odd. He looks bigger next to players taller than that. Thank you.

Attitude & posture go a long way!

He's got that BDE (Big Dan Energy)

That’s why I call him Danimal.

LB commit Dylan Williams is visiting Nebraska this weekend...

pdxduck2013 wrote:LB commit Dylan Williams is visiting Nebraska this weekend...

1. This kid has been all over the map since he started his commitment. But second of all.............

Does the NCAA need a bigger red flag then every 4-5* kid suddenly, out of nowhere, want to travel to the armpit of the country to play football? What is up with that?

QuackininBama wrote:

pdxduck2013 wrote:LB commit Dylan Williams is visiting Nebraska this weekend...

1. This kid has been all over the map since he started his commitment. But second of all.............

Does the NCAA need a bigger red flag then every 4-5* kid suddenly, out of nowhere, want to travel to the armpit of the country to play football? What is up with that?

I have no doubt that Nebraska boosters have deep pockets. They were a national power during the 70, 80, 90s and they want to build a winner again in Lincoln.

That said, Matt Rhule is an excellent coach and recruiter. Look at what he did at Baylor, and look at what happened after he left?

Of course, we don't want to lose any last minute commits, but it happens.

I think Nebraska will be a power in the Big-10 in another 2-3 years, if not sooner.

SuperDuck wrote:

QuackininBama wrote:

pdxduck2013 wrote:LB commit Dylan Williams is visiting Nebraska this weekend...

1. This kid has been all over the map since he started his commitment. But second of all.............

Does the NCAA need a bigger red flag then every 4-5* kid suddenly, out of nowhere, want to travel to the armpit of the country to play football? What is up with that?

I have no doubt that Nebraska boosters have deep pockets. They were a national power during the 70, 80, 90s and they want to build a winner again in Lincoln.

That said, Matt Rhule is an excellent coach and recruiter. Look at what he did at Baylor, and look at what happened after he left?

Of course, we don't want to lose any last minute commits, but it happens.

I think Nebraska will be a power in the Big-10 in another 2-3 years, if not sooner.

I don't doubt the deep pockets, but there has been a lot of recruits and transfers suddenly looking Nebraska's way. It is pretty suspicious

squintsdd wrote:

SuperDuck wrote:

QuackininBama wrote:

pdxduck2013 wrote:LB commit Dylan Williams is visiting Nebraska this weekend...

1. This kid has been all over the map since he started his commitment. But second of all.............

Does the NCAA need a bigger red flag then every 4-5* kid suddenly, out of nowhere, want to travel to the armpit of the country to play football? What is up with that?

I have no doubt that Nebraska boosters have deep pockets. They were a national power during the 70, 80, 90s and they want to build a winner again in Lincoln.

That said, Matt Rhule is an excellent coach and recruiter. Look at what he did at Baylor, and look at what happened after he left?

Of course, we don't want to lose any last minute commits, but it happens.

I think Nebraska will be a power in the Big-10 in another 2-3 years, if not sooner.

I don't doubt the deep pockets, but there has been a lot of recruits and transfers suddenly looking Nebraska's way. It is pretty suspicious

Suspicious of what? It’s basically legal to pay for recruits now. NU isn’t doing anything Oregon isn’t also doing.

Hopefully holding onto the guys we have (This is on paper our best defensive class ever!) and flipping a high level OL or WR.

I think there's in theory less suspense this year, but we will see how it goes.