Chase Audige to NU

hdhntr1

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They fired the coach who recruited him. Two other teammates have also transferred. It's a good bet that's the reason.
In cases like that, aren't they generally giving immediate availability if they ask or are they still requiring them to sit out?
 

NJCat

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In cases like that, aren't they generally giving immediate availability if they ask or are they still requiring them to sit out?
I think that only applies to recruits who have signed a LOI but not yet played. But I honestly don't know.
 

hdhntr1

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I think that only applies to recruits who have signed a LOI but not yet played. But I honestly don't know.
Then the question would be, which way are we better off since he is in a position where we have a couple guys
 

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Then the question would be, which way are we better off since he is in a position where we have a couple guys
I think NU would be better off if he is immediately eligible. Can't finish dead dog last 2 years in a row and the current roster doesn't give much hope to escape the cellar.
 

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Nebraska finished in front of us in the B1G the past two seasons. (And they still fired their coach.) Chase Audige looks like a good player. We could definitely use him right away if possible.
Yes, but we are talking about next year and the Mayor is going to have a VERY tough first year at Nebby. They better hope Robey returns.
 
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