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This one is interesting. How, with his combination of size and speed, does he not have a ton of big-time offers?
 

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His father was one of my top 2 favorite Husker I-Backs. I hope he has a legendary career just like his father.


 
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So, for the Gen X crew who grew up in the 80's and 90's like me we got Danny Noonan's boy. Neil Smith's son. Ken Clark's kid. Sam Koch's boy. Waiting on Damon's kid.
 
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2 very different WRs. Campbell is a very small but very fast jet sweep WR. Clark is your big 6'5 possession jump ball WR

Campbell runs a 10.2 and is lightening quick. There just aren’t many guys like that on planet Earth.
 
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I’m not really sweating Bair. By the time he plays a down of college football, Nebraska will have played three seasons under Rhule. If there is the slightest bit of success, wide receiver will be the least of our worries.
 

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Hopefully, he gets his act together. Kicked off the basketball team last year just before state after MANY second chances.
 
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