WR Quinn Clark

To which school will Clark commit?

  • Nebraska

    Votes: 18 100.0%

  • Montana

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Montana State

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    18
Decked said:
He is 6’5” so that makes sense. Kinda the type that doesn’t seem to move that fast cuz he is so long 
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Absolutely.  I know he was offered as a wr but when he puts on weight that's where I could see him ending up in that hybrid role for the team.  I would say I didn't imagine Bonner having that role for the team bc just from watching his highlights he is a outside wr all day just bc he is plenty fast.  Maybe the coaches looked at him as a blocker and said we don't have anybody as good as him and someone that can stretch linebackers out coming out of the back field or on the line.

 
Huskerfollower4life said:
Absolutely.  I know he was offered as a wr but when he puts on weight that's where I could see him ending up in that hybrid role for the team.  I would say I didn't imagine Bonner having that role for the team bc just from watching his highlights he is an outside wr all day just bc he is plenty fast.  Maybe the coaches looked at him as a blocker and said we don't have anybody as good as him and someone that can stretch linebackers out coming out of the back field or on the line.
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Don’t quote me on this but I believe the staff basically told him he could play TE dependent on what his body does when he gets here 

 
Three Nebraska commits who could move up in rankings this fall

When Clark committed, he had no other Power Five offers and was only being lightly recruited -- perhaps because he is in Bozeman, Montana. But he has a 6-foot-5 frame with a large catch radius as well as NFL and college bloodlines as a Husker legacy. He also offers the safety net of being able to convert to tight end if being a big receiver does not work out, but either way, he will be monitored for a rise from his current 84.
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