http://www.metrosportsreport.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=32196:beyer-gets-offers-from-nebraska-air-force&catid=65:kennedy-football&Itemid=100[SIZE=12.16px]The Shaun Beyer Sweepstakes is heating up.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12.16px]The Cedar Rapids Kennedy football star received a scholarship offer from the Nebraska Cornhuskers Wednesday night and also received an offer from the Air [/SIZE][SIZE=12.16px]Force Academy this week, according to a source with the Kennedy football program.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12.16px]Beyer has committed to North Dakota State, but has kept his options open. He also is being followed by Iowa and Iowa State.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12.16px]Beyer, 6-foot-5, 210 pounds, is one of the most versatile players in the state. He has starred for the Cougars as a tight end, wide receiver, running back, quarterback, defensive end, linebacker and punter.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12.16px]Beyer has caught 36 passes for 670 yards and nine touchdowns and he's carried the ball 37 times for 518 yards and four touchdowns. He's made 45 tackles, completed 4 of 5 passes for 40 yards and averages 42.0 yards on punts.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12.16px]The third-ranked Cougars (11-0) will face fifth-ranked Washington (10-1) in the quarterfinals of the Class 4A playoffs Friday at 7 p.m. at Kingston Stadium.[/SIZE]
http://www.thegazette.com/subject/sports/blogs/diamonds-and-ice-by-jeff-johnson/kennedys-beyer-gets-nebraska-football-offer-20151104CEDAR RAPIDS — It took awhile, but Shaun Beyer finally has a FBS scholarship offer. He’s actually got two of them now.
Nebraska officially offered the Cedar Rapids Kennedy senior tight end Wednesday, according to Kennedy Coach Brian White. He said Beyer plans on being at the Nebraska-Iowa game the day after Thanksgiving “wearing red.”
Air Force also recently offered Beyer, who is 6-foot-5 and can run. Military academies do not give athletics scholarships, but all schooling and athletic endeavors are paid for.
Earlier in the fall, Beyer committed to FCS national champion North Dakota State, though he hoped some FBS program would come along. Iowa Coach Reese Morgan has scouted him during Kennedy games, but as of yet, the Hawkeyes have not offered a scholarship.
Beyer, whose team plays Cedar Rapids Washington in a Class 4A playoff quarterfinal Friday night at Kingston Stadium, has 36 catches and nine touchdowns for the Cougars.
He also has 518 yards rushing and four touchdowns and has completed four of five passes for 40 yards.
Defensively, he is third on Kennedy’s team in total tackles.
This kid is VERY goodFant is ranked around #63 as a WDE by 247. 247 has this kid ranked #70 as a TE. Curious if anyone knows what 247 or any other service has this kid ranked as.
Fant is a bit taller and and about 10 pounds heavier and seems more athletic. I'm just trying to understand the interest in this kid when we seemed uninterested (perhaps not worthy of a scholarship) in Fant when he was first exploring his recruiting.
Hedley, in your knowledge and opinion then ... do you believe he is better then Fant? I was impressed with Fant and am just trying to figure out how good of a "get" this kid would be for us.This kid is VERY goodFant is ranked around #63 as a WDE by 247. 247 has this kid ranked #70 as a TE. Curious if anyone knows what 247 or any other service has this kid ranked as.
Fant is a bit taller and and about 10 pounds heavier and seems more athletic. I'm just trying to understand the interest in this kid when we seemed uninterested (perhaps not worthy of a scholarship) in Fant when he was first exploring his recruiting.
I think Beyer is a better offensive weapon than Fant. Beyer couldn't play DE like Fant thoughHedley, in your knowledge and opinion then ... do you believe he is better then Fant? I was impressed with Fant and am just trying to figure out how good of a "get" this kid would be for us.This kid is VERY goodFant is ranked around #63 as a WDE by 247. 247 has this kid ranked #70 as a TE. Curious if anyone knows what 247 or any other service has this kid ranked as.
Fant is a bit taller and and about 10 pounds heavier and seems more athletic. I'm just trying to understand the interest in this kid when we seemed uninterested (perhaps not worthy of a scholarship) in Fant when he was first exploring his recruiting.