PaulCrewe
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Ok, all this talk about a "bad class" from the realist has me wondering. How much did NU reach on these kids that signed to be a part of "your team".
Jared Afalava-Schollies from Oregon, UCLA, Washington
LeRoy Alexander-turned down visit to Michigan State and probable offer after committing
Tommy Armstrong-Oregon, Missouri, TCU, UCLA, told the wHorns to piss off when they came begging
Zaire Anderson-Miss St, TCU
Thomas Brown-ASU shot down an offer to visit Oregon after committing
Sam Cotton-had offers from Ohio and Tulsa, schools knew early where he would go(look at who was recruiting him though Nebraska guys in Jimmy Burrow and Scott Downing
Imani Cross-South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, UCLA, Virginia
Aaron Curry-Zona, Baylor, Boise,BC, Iowa, KState, Mizzou, Purdue, TCU, A&M
Greg McMullen-Michigan State, Notre Dame, Ohio State
Zo Moore-Ole Miss, Miss State, A&M
Avery Moss-Zona, ASU, Stanford, Washington
Mike Rose-Iowa, Ohio State, USC
Mo Seisay-Arkansas, Cal, FSU, North Carolina, Oklahoma
Paul Thurston-Zona, ASU. Arkansas, Cal, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA
Vince Valentine-Bama, Zona, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan St, Mizzou, Penn State, Tennessee, Wisky
Jordan Westerkamp-Zona, iowa, Michigan State, Notre Dame
Corey Whitaker-turned down visit to Oregon(who were gonna offer) and Florida
These of course aren't every offer either. Most of those schools were ranked ahead of NU in the rankings(so obviously they are better teams) or have very good defensive and offensive minds on the staff or as head coach. There are plenty with offers from SEC schools that I didn't mention. Staffs of the "lesser" schools in that conference that must have thought a lot of these guys could compete with the big dogs in "the greatest conference in college football". Plenty had interest from "big time schools" that wanted visits even after committing to DONU.
A class can be judged today, but no one honestly ain't gonna know jack until two or three years down the road. So to dog and bag on this class now is purely assinine.
Jared Afalava-Schollies from Oregon, UCLA, Washington
LeRoy Alexander-turned down visit to Michigan State and probable offer after committing
Tommy Armstrong-Oregon, Missouri, TCU, UCLA, told the wHorns to piss off when they came begging
Zaire Anderson-Miss St, TCU
Thomas Brown-ASU shot down an offer to visit Oregon after committing
Sam Cotton-had offers from Ohio and Tulsa, schools knew early where he would go(look at who was recruiting him though Nebraska guys in Jimmy Burrow and Scott Downing
Imani Cross-South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, UCLA, Virginia
Aaron Curry-Zona, Baylor, Boise,BC, Iowa, KState, Mizzou, Purdue, TCU, A&M
Greg McMullen-Michigan State, Notre Dame, Ohio State
Zo Moore-Ole Miss, Miss State, A&M
Avery Moss-Zona, ASU, Stanford, Washington
Mike Rose-Iowa, Ohio State, USC
Mo Seisay-Arkansas, Cal, FSU, North Carolina, Oklahoma
Paul Thurston-Zona, ASU. Arkansas, Cal, Michigan, Notre Dame, Oregon, Stanford, UCLA
Vince Valentine-Bama, Zona, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Michigan St, Mizzou, Penn State, Tennessee, Wisky
Jordan Westerkamp-Zona, iowa, Michigan State, Notre Dame
Corey Whitaker-turned down visit to Oregon(who were gonna offer) and Florida
These of course aren't every offer either. Most of those schools were ranked ahead of NU in the rankings(so obviously they are better teams) or have very good defensive and offensive minds on the staff or as head coach. There are plenty with offers from SEC schools that I didn't mention. Staffs of the "lesser" schools in that conference that must have thought a lot of these guys could compete with the big dogs in "the greatest conference in college football". Plenty had interest from "big time schools" that wanted visits even after committing to DONU.
A class can be judged today, but no one honestly ain't gonna know jack until two or three years down the road. So to dog and bag on this class now is purely assinine.
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