Yes, he changed his mind. Makes sense though, why pay out-of-state tuition versus accepting a scholarship right in his own hometown?Clicked on Zach Larson's name and it said, per rivals, that he is a Youngstown St. commit. We lose him?
Thanks a lot! :clap
:laughpoundDid a double take on that link, saw Austin Williams listed as 5'2"
His link says 6'2", so just a typo, but still pretty funny.
Anyone know anything about Hughes? Don't see many walk-ons from out of state, and almost none from outside the midwest. Does he have any family ties to Nebraska? related to Tyrone?
Keegan Hughes6-1, 175, WR, Roswell, Ga. (Roswell HS)
Keegan Hughes will join the Husker program from Roswell (Ga.) High School.
A standout at the wide receiver position, Hughes helped Roswell to a 10-1
record and a berth in the playoffs in Georgia’s largest football class. Hughes
caught 25 passes for 750 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior and has total
75 receptions for more than 2,000 yards and 15 touchdowns over the past
three seasons. Hughes earned first-team All-North Fulton County as a junior
and senior. He also started at safety as a freshman. Hughes is also a standout
on his high school’s baseball team, starting since his freshman season.
Hughes, who was coached by Leo Barker, is one of three wide receivers who
are walking on at NU in this year’s class. Hughes turned down a scholarship
offer from the Air Force Academy.
Per big red wrap up Keegan used to date Jamrog's niece for like 2 years. Not sure he still is or not, sounded like it was past tense, but I guess that's how he is linked and it came about.Anyone know anything about Hughes? Don't see many walk-ons from out of state, and almost none from outside the midwest. Does he have any family ties to Nebraska? related to Tyrone?Keegan Hughes6-1, 175, WR, Roswell, Ga. (Roswell HS)
Keegan Hughes will join the Husker program from Roswell (Ga.) High School.
A standout at the wide receiver position, Hughes helped Roswell to a 10-1
record and a berth in the playoffs in Georgia’s largest football class. Hughes
caught 25 passes for 750 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior and has total
75 receptions for more than 2,000 yards and 15 touchdowns over the past
three seasons. Hughes earned first-team All-North Fulton County as a junior
and senior. He also started at safety as a freshman. Hughes is also a standout
on his high school’s baseball team, starting since his freshman season.
Hughes, who was coached by Leo Barker, is one of three wide receivers who
are walking on at NU in this year’s class. Hughes turned down a scholarship
offer from the Air Force Academy.