Know what you meanAny chance he is a one and done player? I would kind of love that on one hand, hate it on another.
Know what you meanAny chance he is a one and done player? I would kind of love that on one hand, hate it on another.
Most back-end 5 stars aren’t one and done. When you’re rated 23rd in your recruiting class, you’re not projected to be a 1st round pick after one year of college.Any chance he is a one and done player? I would kind of love that on one hand, hate it on another.
Most back-end 5 stars aren’t one and done. When you’re rated 23rd in your recruiting class, you’re not projected to be a 1st round pick after one year of college.
Doesn’t mean he can’t blow up in his senior year of HS or his freshman year at NU and become a lotto pick. But the odds would say he’s likely not one and done.
Holy overreaction. Yeah if he blows up and is a lottery pick it’d be great for the program. But no, it’s not a “he better be one and done or else we’re doomed” situation.You better pray he is one and done if you want anymore to head to Nebraska. In the long run its a good thing if the kid goes and gets paid. It will be a very bad thing if he has to hang around multiple years. Other top prospects will notice real quick.