All-B1G 2017 Recruiting Class

[Mavric]

 

[Bad2theBONES]

http://huskercorner.com/2017/02/04/nebraska-football-recruiting-comparing-2016-2017-recruiting-classes/

[Huskers44]

Gebbia>McCaffrey

Wasn't impressed at all by him at the AAA game.

[Atbone95]

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

[Scott Tenorman]

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

Not necessarily wrong either.

[NoLongerN]

From what I see, the ESPN Top 300 is represented well here. OSU, Mich and PSU kicked our butts in recruiting this year. Just hoping we hit on a larger percentage of our guys to just stay even with them.

[Warrior10]

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

Who the hell would you replace their guys with? They had two of the top 4 classes in the nation. They dominated

...what do you expect, some participation additions for the other teams?

[ScottyIce]

 

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

Who the hell would you replace their guys with? They had two of the top 4 classes in the nation. They dominated

...what do you expect, some participation additions for the other teams?

Glad they didn't just give out spots to every team, but, you could've had Tyjon on there.

[Atbone95]

By your logic, and his ranking, Avery Roberts is a pity pick.

[Warrior10]

 

 

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

Who the hell would you replace their guys with? They had two of the top 4 classes in the nation. They dominated

...what do you expect, some participation additions for the other teams?

Glad they didn't just give out spots to every team, but, you could've had Tyjon on there.

I was surprised he wasn't, but I'm not sure one could make a clear cut argument for him to replace either of those guys.

[In the Deed the Glory]

 

 

 

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

Who the hell would you replace their guys with? They had two of the top 4 classes in the nation. They dominated

...what do you expect, some participation additions for the other teams?

Glad they didn't just give out spots to every team, but, you could've had Tyjon on there.

I was surprised he wasn't, but I'm not sure one could make a clear cut argument for him to replace either of those guys.

 

Only 2 WR on this "team" is kind of dumb, to be honest, in today's football.

[Warrior10]

By your logic, and his ranking, Avery Roberts is a pity pick.

They obviously liked him over some guys rated higher. But I'd had no problem if they'd left him off.

 

Mich and OSU pulled in recruiting classes on a whole different level than the rest of the conference, I'm not sure why its surprising they dominated the list...

[Warrior10]

 

 

 

 

 

I think someone only looked at Ohio St. and Michigan's classes. But that's typical.

Who the hell would you replace their guys with? They had two of the top 4 classes in the nation. They dominated

...what do you expect, some participation additions for the other teams?

Glad they didn't just give out spots to every team, but, you could've had Tyjon on there.

I was surprised he wasn't, but I'm not sure one could make a clear cut argument for him to replace either of those guys.

Only 2 WR on this "team" is kind of dumb, to be honest, in today's football.

I'd agree.

[spurs1990]

Well this sums up All-B1G teams we've seen for awhile. Maybe a single Husker on there somewhere not much else. If they had a second team, I think we'd be all over that at least in this case