Chase Loftin may want to rethink his choice of FSU.
When did he say that?Do we still want him, is Rhule still recruiting him? I seem to remember coach saying if instate players commit elsewhere they won't be welcome back.
He never said that. It goes against everything Rhule has ever said about anything before.When did he say that?
If that's the case, then what happened when Kaelin committed to Missouri and winds up at Nebraska?
I'll do some quick research. I'm pretty sure it was Rhule thoughWhen did he say that?
If that's the case, then what happened when Kaelin committed to Missouri and winds up at Nebraska?
I guess it's possible, but that just doesn't sound like Rhule's MO.I'll do some quick research. I'm pretty sure it was Rhule though
So I was kind of wrong. He said any instate kid that was offered by Nebraska will not be reoffered via the portal.I guess it's possible, but that just doesn't sound like Rhule's MO.
No, Rhule is more likely to say if a kid wants to go elsewhere he understands, Nebraska's standards aren't for everyone, and he will support the kid any way he can in the future.I guess it's possible, but that just doesn't sound like Rhule's MO.
No way man.I'll do some quick research. I'm pretty sure it was Rhule though
This. Of course, until …So I was kind of wrong. He said any instate kid that was offered by Nebraska will not be reoffered via the portal.
I kind of remember a statement like that. Basically saying that you can't just use NU as a fallback option if the grass isn't greener somewhere else. Rhule is willing to take a bunch of in-state players but that only extends so far.So I was kind of wrong. He said any instate kid that was offered by Nebraska will not be reoffered via the portal.
I started last year's thread with Willis Mcgahee Jr. That turned out well for us so let's start 2025 with the top instate stud.
Tyson Terry can buy beer for his class. This guy can buy for his. Dudes look ready to play.He looks about 30. Maybe 35.
Yes. 2026Is this the same class with vanden Bosch and young Riaola in it?
He said some thing similar or along those lines. it wasn’t about recruits though it was guys who actually went to another school then wanted to come home. Even that’s not correct though because that dummy Scott Frost did win a national championship when he came backI'll do some quick research. I'm pretty sure it was Rhule though
It’s only been two games, but I am already disappointed in whatever quarterback comes after Raiola. you know it’s gonna be a letdown
Let's just enjoy the 3-year ride. Crouch came after Tommie Frazier. Let's just keep winning and building. GBR!!It’s only been two games, but I am already disappointed in whatever quarterback comes after Raiola. you know it’s gonna be a letdown
Dude is only a sophomore and is already 6'8 280. Damn. Legacy recruit to boot.
Do we steal another top recruit out of Iowa? They don't want great WR's anyways. Just punters.
That was Rhule’s message, I think to only instate recruits. Don’t think you can use NU as your backup plan if you choose to play somewhere else. Doesn’t mean he wouldn’t make an exception for the right player in the right situation. But don’t count on it.He said some thing similar or along those lines. it wasn’t about recruits though it was guys who actually went to another school then wanted to come home. Even that’s not correct though because that dummy Scott Frost did win a national championship when he came back
LOL, be an optimist and just live in the present to enjoy this year game by game.It’s only been two games, but I am already disappointed in whatever quarterback comes after Raiola. you know it’s gonna be a letdown
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