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Well that's interesting, good news for Huskers. I wonder what that implies about the other QB whether we take two transfers or only one.
if the rpo is pass/run, we needed that.
so at least we have 1 qb in spring getting practice reps.
thompson can't run and smothers can't pass. (and both are lame ducks in spring)
we need at least 1 qb that can do both ok...
the purdy guy reminds me of johnney stanton...you hear alot then nothing happens.
so now we need the arkansas guy if the raiola mirical don't happen.
so at least we have 1 qb in spring getting practice reps.
thompson can't run and smothers can't pass. (and both are lame ducks in spring)
we need at least 1 qb that can do both ok...
the purdy guy reminds me of johnney stanton...you hear alot then nothing happens.
so now we need the arkansas guy if the raiola mirical don't happen.
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My guess is that they're assuming no CT since he apparently hasn't decided yet. At any rate he wouldn't be available for the Spring practice and there's no guarantee how he'll recover from surgery.
Sims started 23 of the 24 games he played during three seasons with the Yellow Jackets. The 6-foot-3, 219-pound right-handed quarterback threw for 4,464 yards, 30 touchdowns, 23 interceptions and had a 57.5% career completion percentage. He also did damage with his legs, finishing with 1,166 yards rushing and 11 touchdowns.
He has two years of eligibility left.
Sims is a native of Jacksonville, Fla., where he was a four-star prospect at Sandalwood High School, the state's 46th-ranked overall prospect and 11th-ranked dual-threat QB in the Class of 2020. He is ranked as the No. 32 QB prospect and the No. 193 overall player in the Rivals Transfer Rankings.
Sims was part of a huge, 18-person visitor weekend at Nebraska during the Dec. 9-11 weekend. Sims was one of the weekend's most important visitors as the Huskers continue to await the decision of Casey Thompson. No matter Thompson's decision, Sims is a big addition to Matt Rhule's first team and a crucial piece to Marcus Satterfield's offense that is in major need of playing experience at the Power Five level.
He has two years of eligibility left.
Sims is a native of Jacksonville, Fla., where he was a four-star prospect at Sandalwood High School, the state's 46th-ranked overall prospect and 11th-ranked dual-threat QB in the Class of 2020. He is ranked as the No. 32 QB prospect and the No. 193 overall player in the Rivals Transfer Rankings.
Sims was part of a huge, 18-person visitor weekend at Nebraska during the Dec. 9-11 weekend. Sims was one of the weekend's most important visitors as the Huskers continue to await the decision of Casey Thompson. No matter Thompson's decision, Sims is a big addition to Matt Rhule's first team and a crucial piece to Marcus Satterfield's offense that is in major need of playing experience at the Power Five level.
Haarberg to the white courtesy phone
As much as I didn't like CT, if Sims is the starter, we are in bigger trouble. He can run a little but was not an accurate passer. Good for depth purposes.
I think the issue is, do they have a place to go to that is acceptable to them.
needs to make some Josh Allen-esque leaps in his passing, but there is no doubt he is better than the backups we had
hope we can get the Arkansas kid, too
maybe we'll run the wing-T next year
hope we can get the Arkansas kid, too
maybe we'll run the wing-T next year
Thing is I saw word a few days ago that the new coaches have told Haarberg they want him to stay and stay at QB.
What does #32 in the transfer portal QB mean?? There cannot be 31 higher rated QB's can there?
Very experienced, hopefully we can cut down the interceptions and keep the TD's!
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Raiola will on the roster and available at QB in 23 for NU. Hearing he may be re-classifying
You are being too critical. Although 57.5% and his running will not win you championships, in the RPO system that Rhule likes to run, it will win you way more than the 4-5 games we are accustomed too lately. And, that is where Nebraska needs to start.
We need a dual threat QB. The times we had success in the B1G we had Tommy Armstrong and Taylor Martinez. We would have had much success with Adrian had he not made so many mistakes. People compare Sims to Tommy Armstrong, I‘ll take that with this staff.
Two. Outside of CT we have nothing at QB. He is still a question mark to return. Bring in Malik also.
One thing is certain. The QB run game is going to be a bigger part of our offense.
Yeah they got 31 other QB’s rated higher, including Hornsby.
I’d like to see us pursue another one, but it could be a hard sell of circumstances.
Even Jammal Lord's 7-win '02 campaign is looking good
Sims can't be any worse of a passer than Lord. I hope 
I'm willing to give anyone the coaches bring in during a transition class a welcome aboard. Rhule didn't have the portal previously so at least he's learning quickly.