Recruiting updates 2023-24
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What's the deal with Hall? Did he tell Nebraska coaches that he isn't interested in Nebraska?
I read a quote where he said if Tennessee were to offer they'd be at the top of his list. Guessing that was enough for Rhule to cut bait.
I remember playing a game in -5 temps. After 8 plays I started sweating . Cold weather only sucks for the fans and the kickers
This hits home lol. Was a kicker in high school, my duties were literally, kick off once, then hope we were getting beat enough that I could get some snaps at slot or corner lolI remember playing a game in -5 temps. After 8 plays I started sweating . Cold weather only sucks for the fans and the kickers
Linemen and RBs LOVE it.I remember playing a game in -5 temps. After 8 plays I started sweating . Cold weather only sucks for the fans and the kickers
Honestly the only time I was ever cold at a game was my Soph year. I was a 3rd string RB, it was 32 with rain and sleet and a 40+mph north wind. They called the game midway through the 3rd qtr.I remember playing a game in -5 temps. After 8 plays I started sweating . Cold weather only sucks for the fans and the kickers
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'One of Us': Matt Rhule's Nebraska Coaching Staff Bonded Through Journey and Football
Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule assembled his staff with coaches who believe in the same relationship-based coaching philosophy.
hailvarsity.com
“It’s like working with family,” special teams coordinator Ed Foley said. “It’s like working with your brother. Now, it’s your brother who’s running the show now, it’s not my brother that I’m going to take out in the backyard or whatever, but this is a family for us. It’s not a cliché. It’s not some rah-rah, statement.”
On the opposite side of the Hawks Center, Bellevue West receiver Isaiah McMorris got a full workout from NU wide receivers coach Garret McGuire. The 6-foot, 170-pound McMorris, who had more than 1,000 yards receiving last season for the Thunderbirds, has an official visit scheduled for Nebraska June 23, but the Huskers’ camps will have ended by then. Saturday was McMorris’ chance to learn from McGuire.
Against a variety of camp instructors in neon shirts, McMorris ran routes into defenses and caught passes from Sims. McGuire, often in the role of defensive back, instructed McMorris after a series of routes before McMorris would begin again.
“They tell me they need, and, with my skillset what it is, I could be all around the field, not just one position me,” McMorris said earlier this week. “I could come out of the backfield, play running back. Just a do-it-all receiver. They really want me to be a Husker.”
The vast majority of campers did not appear to hold Husker offers headed into the day. Saunders and McMorris did, as does 2025 Algona (Iowa) edge rusher Jack Limbaugh, whose mom, Amber Holmquist, was a Husker All-American volleyball player. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Limbaugh has offers from Iowa State and Kansas State as well.
NU also extended an offer to Cedar Falls (Iowa) offensive tackle Jake Peters, who previously had offers from Army and FCS teams, among others.
Against a variety of camp instructors in neon shirts, McMorris ran routes into defenses and caught passes from Sims. McGuire, often in the role of defensive back, instructed McMorris after a series of routes before McMorris would begin again.
“They tell me they need, and, with my skillset what it is, I could be all around the field, not just one position me,” McMorris said earlier this week. “I could come out of the backfield, play running back. Just a do-it-all receiver. They really want me to be a Husker.”
The vast majority of campers did not appear to hold Husker offers headed into the day. Saunders and McMorris did, as does 2025 Algona (Iowa) edge rusher Jack Limbaugh, whose mom, Amber Holmquist, was a Husker All-American volleyball player. The 6-foot-4, 215-pound Limbaugh has offers from Iowa State and Kansas State as well.
NU also extended an offer to Cedar Falls (Iowa) offensive tackle Jake Peters, who previously had offers from Army and FCS teams, among others.
I get it & like the sentiment“That OOU shows up every morning,” McGuire said.'One of Us': Matt Rhule's Nebraska Coaching Staff Bonded Through Journey and Football
Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule assembled his staff with coaches who believe in the same relationship-based coaching philosophy.
“It’s like working with family,” special teams coordinator Ed Foley said. “It’s like working with your brother. Now, it’s your brother who’s running the show now, it’s not my brother that I’m going to take out in the backyard or whatever, but this is a family for us. It’s not a cliché. It’s not some rah-rah, statement.”
Putting it on swag makes it seem cliche
Just my unsolicited opinion
One of the strangest, if not THE strangest movie of all time. Like a train wreck, you can't look away.
Interesting that way back in 1932 one of the characters struggled with gender identity.
Just an FYI (I’m sure I’m going to get destroyed for this, even though I’m just the messenger);
Carter Nelson just left ND & his family told multiple ND sites ND & UGA are his top two schools.
He plans on taking his last two visits to Penn State and Nebraska, them decide shortly after.
Here is the part that’s going to not go over well… The sites are reporting there is a strong push for him to leave the state of Nebraska & it doesn’t look like he will stay home.
Carter Nelson just left ND & his family told multiple ND sites ND & UGA are his top two schools.
He plans on taking his last two visits to Penn State and Nebraska, them decide shortly after.
Here is the part that’s going to not go over well… The sites are reporting there is a strong push for him to leave the state of Nebraska & it doesn’t look like he will stay home.
Nebraska needs to feel him out before the visit. If they smell something not right Cancel him , if he wants to go to ND or Georgia great good for him. Georgia for obvious on field reasons right now , and a ND degree is something you can’t ignore.