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One more and I'm going to have to pay a homeless guy to squeegee my computer screen!! Eek
Or have a Party in a Prius!!!
One more and I'm going to have to pay a homeless guy to squeegee my computer screen!! Eek
They probably told him he better hurry because we're only taking 7 more WR this class
23rd on 247 rankings. 24th on Rivals. National analist. What's good?? Eek
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Reminds me a little bit of janiran Bonner last yr.
This moves Neb. to #33 in the recruiting rankings
33 huh?
With Bell in the fold, Nebraska rises a spot to No. 23 in the 247Sports Composite Team Recruiting Rankings. Offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield and assistant coach Evan Cooper were pivotal in Bell choosing the Huskers as well.
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Yuge get. Rhule can recruit pretty well.. now outcoach our foes and dominate our pathetic division
Yes, #3333 huh?
With Bell in the fold, Nebraska rises a spot to No. 23 in the 247Sports Composite Team Recruiting Rankings. Offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield and assistant coach Evan Cooper were pivotal in Bell choosing the Huskers as well.
His "I'm an insider guru" schtick is about as fresh as a Foghat concert.
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Nebraska's climb up the recruiting rankings continues. The #Huskers were outside the top 50 when Matt Rhule took over the program and now sit at 24 just behind Miss. St and ahead of UNC.
NOT SO FAST. Did we get national anal take? He's probably severely overrated or no way he's coming here
WHY IT'S BIG FOR NEBRASKA:
For Nebraska, the addition of Bell gives the Huskers possibly six wide receiver commitments in the 2023 class, depending on which side of the ballJaylen Lloyd
plays. Ranked the No. 7 player in the state of Tennessee, Bell is a physical wide receiver that can go up and high-point the ball in one-on-one matchups and is simply electric when the ball is in his hands. The Huskers are getting a player that will only improve at the collegiate level and could become a go-to playmaker for the offense in the very near future.