Well on 247 ranking it was ranked 8 in the country. If you go back and look half the kids either didn't contribute or didn't make it here and while for all the good points you brought up about Zac Taylor and Marlon Lucky and Suh it shouldn't be considered a top 10 national ranking bc we are talking overall picture. Decent class with good pieces, not so good bc of the other part of it.
I feel like that is pretty par for the course right? I'll have to do some more digging but I thought the expectation was you hope you hit on half your class and if you get more than that, you're cooking with gas. Granted, you hope the guys that don't pan out are able to contribute on ST, be good locker rooms guys, etc.
Other teams in the top 10 might have guys that didn’t contribute or didn’t make it too.
I understand that but we were ranked 8th. Maybe when it was all said and done maybe we should have been in the 15th range.
The longer this drags out the more I think Nebraska isn't the school he is going to choose. I think for the most part high profile recruits want to play for a winning established school.
I'm guessing he won't be waiting a year to commit. We have to convince him to come here before fall camp starts.
And that's the hard part to convince him that out of the top programs Nebraska is the best option for him to succeed and go to the pro's. If Nebraska was a winning program then it would be much easier to convince him but since they are not good luck to Matt Rhule and the staff. That's what they get paid big dollars for.
Ugh. That and the time drag is the opposite of good. But. It’s on Rhule to pull him in, and, if not, find a super quality replacement that he can win with. Sadly. In my heart, Dylan was already signed.
