StPaulHusker

I don't think anyone believes he was educated at Wharton

Well this is cool. But like the post above says, it's going to be difficult to see most of these bands AND be in Lincoln to tailgate and attend an evening game. Good luck to you!

This is fair

But if you don't academically qualify to go to the college, you can't really redshirt can you?

I suppose it's a bit of a gray area. Because a redshirt sophomore would would have had 2 years in the program. 3 in the weight room. But we need a couple guys that can come in and compete from the jump. There may not be many of them. But we need them.

I deal for me is Anderson since he's committed And then at least 3 guys that are legit college sized OL that can at least push for playing time and not need 2 years in the gym just to get there.

I'm not complaining about them trying last year. It's not like Riley and Co had a whale on the hook last year. But when you couple last year with this years lone tackle so far as basically a project. That's not a great sign to me. It doesn't mean that the 2019 kid won't turn out good for the team. It's just we actually do need good OL that should be competing for starting jobs as RS freshmen or sophomores because they are that good. He's got a couple years to get there but right now, it's concerning

I'd bet many schools have the same problem with qualifying. But if you're not recruiting like Alabama, Clemson, Ohio St, etc, you can't afford to miss on your ONLY tackle of your recruiting class. Just my opinion, of course.

Recent as in Riley and Bo? I think that is what is being inferred, isn't it? Aside from JUCO's.

I can understand a college not accepting certain JUCO classes or credits. But coaches complaining that the admission standards for HS kids are too high when the teams that are kicking your ass year in and out on and off the field are at or above your schools standards is absurd.

If this is true, then no coach should complain about the standards at UNL

Is it easier or more difficult to get into Ohio St, Penn St, Michigan, or Wisconsin compared to Nebraska?

I'll be mad if we don't

I don't think there is anything that proves Canty was going to be "good" depth

It wasn't even really that many scholarships. We have 12 OL total right now.