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“What stood out to me the most was the coaching staff and the culture they are building there,” Guthrie said. “Everyone I talked to (players and all the staff) is completely bought into the program and ready to be great.”
Relationship with coaching staff + their plan for him
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And you and I don't even try to fleece 10 bucks a month out of our fellow Husker fans!! Smokin
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“I built a really strong relationship with the whole coaching staff this weekend, especially the defensive staff,” Guthrie said. “Coach Cooper was the one who worked with me when I cam to camp, and he’s continued to believe in me and push me towards greatness. Coach Cooper settles for nothing less than being the best in the country, so I’m pumped to work with him and grow as a player. Coach Cooper and Coach White want me to learn all 3 safeties positions so I can be versatile and ready to play any of the spots.”
The Colorado defensive back joins coach Matt Rhule and the Cornhuskers’ top 25 class in the 2024 team rankings. He is accompanied by four-star safety Roger Gradney, four-star cornerback Mario Buford, and others.
The Colorado defensive back joins coach Matt Rhule and the Cornhuskers’ top 25 class in the 2024 team rankings. He is accompanied by four-star safety Roger Gradney, four-star cornerback Mario Buford, and others.
Wait. You didn't get his strongarm email?And you and I don't even try to fleece 10 bucks a month out of our fellow Husker fans!! Smokin
Damn...dude passed up a Penn offer to play for N. Not being snarky, I would have taken the Ivy League offer. It's actually a good thing for us. If he's willing to pass that up, he's obviously committed and really wants to play P5 football. And hey, if nothing else, he'll be a GPA booster worst case scenario.
Another very good football player who is athletic. I love the fact that we're getting kids out of Colorado. With Neon Deon ignoring their in-state kids, Colorado is wide open to the rest of the country. We could pull a kid or two out of their each year. And historically, when a Colorado kid commits to NU, they usually stick around which is important in a developmental program.
Hell I can give her a good 9, it’ll just take me three times to get there.
I love the idea of having a kid like this learn the safety position for a year or two. Then if he puts size on move him to LB where he would understand the coverages behind him and potentially be a coach on the field.