Final Big Board (2019 Class)

[corn train]

Njoku here this weekend, good genetics with this guy @ 6’5” WR and still growing. Has a brother that plays TE for Cleveland

 

[Footballnut]

Nebraska can use 56 OVs per year to offer to Potential Student Athletes(PSA)

https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/...g_Official_and_Unofficial_Visits_20180724.pdf

It is on page 2, slide 2

I think Nebraska used 36 or so. That means there are 20 left to use before February 6, Wednesday, give or take a couple since i am not very smart.

They have those official visits to use until September actually. The OV calender doesn't match with the recruiting calender in that way. We can use those OVs on 2020 recruits this spring and summer. Visits reset in September.

 

[Footballnut]

Quick note... Charles Njoku is obviously visiting this weekend, if Nebraska can't talk him out of visiting UCLA and get him to commit this weekend they will host Demariyon Houston next weekend. Nebraska has room for ONE more receiver in this class. And while Njoku is a 3-star and Houston is a 4-star they like Njoku better.

 

[corn train]

Quick note... Charles Njoku is obviously visiting this weekend, if Nebraska can't talk him out of visiting UCLA and get him to commit this weekend they will host Demariyon Houston next weekend. Nebraska has room for ONE more receiver in this class. And while Njoku is a 3-star and Houston is a 4-star they like Njoku better.

You think they would take both? Houston smoked the 200 meter last summer at a meet like 21.4, that's fast

 

[corn train]

For Ref. Kenzo Cotton 200m Neb state record is 21.31

 

[Footballnut]

You think they would take both? Houston smoked the 200 meter last summer at a meet like 21.4, that's fast

I do not think they will take both. They have plenty of speed at WR, they want some size and versatility in the red zone. Njoku gives that more than Houston. Houston is definitely faster, but Njoku has a better vertical and has decent speed.

 

[corn train]

I do not think they will take both. They have plenty of speed at WR, they want some size and versatility in the red zone. Njoku gives that more than Houston. Houston is definitely faster, but Njoku has a better vertical and has decent speed.

I'd lean Njoku as well, he blew up his Sr year with 16 tds

 

[Footballnut]

Just an FYI... Nebraska is really looking at the grad transfer/transfer market, especially at WR. There's 3 or 4 WRs they are looking at. Will only take one.

 

[corn train]

Just an FYI... Nebraska is really looking at the grad transfer/transfer market, especially at WR. There's 3 or 4 WRs they are looking at. Will only take one.

We only have so many ships, does that mean they don't feel good about the Njoku kid?

 

[Footballnut]

We only have so many ships, does that mean they don't feel good about the Njoku kid?

Has nothing to do with recruiting. They want a few transfers in the summer. The loop hole is that the 88 number only matters at signing day. In the summer you can carry more as long as you're at 85 by the fall.

 

[corn train]

Signed his LOI today, en route to Lincoln this summer. Our replacement for Ozigbo, I like this

 

[corn train]

NU looking at Miami transfer 4* WR Lawrence Cager 6'4'' 220 lbs. Kid had 45 offers out of HS in Baltimore. Second leading WR with the U's last year. Nice 40 time 4.5 ish and 40'' vertical, projected as #15 WR for the 2020 draft

 

[Footballnut]

NU looking at Miami transfer 4* WR Lawrence Cager 6'4'' 220 lbs. Kid had 45 offers out of HS in Baltimore. Second leading WR with the U's last year. Nice 40 time 4.5 ish and 40'' vertical, projected as #15 WR for the 2020 draft

that would be one of them... I think they take a WR out of HS and one transfer... they are looking at 3-4 transfer options that I know of as we speak. I don't necessarily want to drop that names because I'm not sure of interest, but they are looking.

 

[Footballnut]

Just updated the OP... this is the final big board of the class... I have 9 names on it, but Nebraska only has 4 more spots... 3 more if Bland is a take. In order, this who I see them wanting most near the end here:

1. Steven Parker/Dylan Jordan
2. Charles Njoku/Dimaryon Houston
3. Matthew Pola-Mao
4. Jamel Starks (if Bland is not a take)
5. John Bivens (if Starks isn't an option)
6. Soni Fonua (if Parker or Jordan don't work out)
7. Eugene Asante

There are some other names that I'm not going to put out there yet because I think if those names become options Nebrask has pretty much struck out on the list above.

Most likely end according to me:

1. Steven Parker
2. Charles Njoku
3. Matthew Pola-Mao
4. John Bivens
4b. Jamel Starks

Some iteration of the above list is how I think it will end up.

 

[corn train]

Just updated the OP... this is the final big board of the class... I have 9 names on it, but Nebraska only has 4 more spots... 3 more if Bland is a take. In order, this who I see them wanting most near the end here:

1. Steven Parker/Dylan Jordan
2. Charles Njoku/Dimaryon Houston
3. Matthew Pola-Mao
4. Jamel Starks (if Bland is not a take)
5. John Bivens (if Starks isn't an option)
6. Soni Fonua (if Parker or Jordan don't work out)
7. Eugene Asante

There are some other names that I'm not going to put out there yet because I think if those names become options Nebrask has pretty much struck out on the list above.

Most likely end according to me:

1. Steven Parker
2. Charles Njoku
3. Matthew Pola-Mao
4. John Bivens
4b. Jamel Starks

Some iteration of the above list is how I think it will end up.

I’d take those four, if that’s how it shakes out we need to cut 3 dudes loose by the fall sec style

 

[HuskerPower52]

Any chance Bivens moves to LBer?

 

[corn train]

Any chance Bivens moves to LBer?

If that kid recovers medical Lee he will be a top 5 RB nationally cfb

Just like Adam Taylor ...

 

[HuskerPower52]

Oh my bad

 

[corn train]

Oh my bad

No, serious, but not how Taylor’s recovery went and never played again
Kid has it

 

[HuskerPower52]

That's awesome