possible staff changes impacting prospects/commits?

[Bball1091]

If there was a class to "lose", wouldn't this one be ideal since it wasn't going to be very large anyway?

I agree that makes a lot of sense

 

[kchusker_chris]

At least now this class knows that there is a decent likelihood that whoever they commit to will be here for the entire duration of their career. They'll give him time, just like they gave Bo time. Odds that the new coach is gone in 3-4 years is probably slim. Committing to Bo has been a crapshoot for the last couple of years. They might see it as instability within the program currently, but it could be viewed as exactly the opposite of that from a recruiting perspective.

 

[StPaulHusker]

At least now this class knows that there is a decent likelihood that whoever they commit to will be here for the entire duration of their career. They'll give him time, just like they gave Bo time. Odds that the new coach is gone in 3-4 years is probably slim. Committing to Bo has been a crapshoot for the last couple of years. They might see it as instability within the program currently, but it could be viewed as exactly the opposite of that from a recruiting perspective.

Unless it's a debacle like Callahan, I could see the next coach getting 7 years. I think that's fair to succeed.

 

[Branno]

http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/111925/eichorst-sends-strong-message-at-nebraska?ex_cid=espnapi_public

Recruits Kendall Bussey, a star running back out of Louisiana, offensive lineman Mirko Jurkovic and receiver Stanley Morgan, reportedly decommitted on Sunday.