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If they're installing a totally new staff, there will be changes to the offense...and defense. More than likely a couple or a few recruits will bail.

Check out this 2003 video of a recruit from a Miami high school. He mentions Nebraska 1:38 in. (Don't kill the messenger) http://smartfootball.com/grab-bag/year-of-...otball#comments

I'm guessing the AD, Dr. Tom, is very comfortable with the staffs recruiting philosophy/process. And so am I.

Ours to lose.

Justin Makovicka, Mike Hays, C.J. Zimmerer, Kevin Thomson, Tyler Legate, Brent Moravec Will anyone get game time? Or are all these bodies used for scout team practice to mimic the few teams we play that use a fullback? http://64.131.67.10/vbbs/showthread.php?t=66618

When a lineman recruit is a thrower or a Bball player it always gets a mention. Seems to be an indicator of explosiveness, agility and overall athleticism.

Since it is currently based on the historically most successful system in the NCAA. There probably isn't any outside input or alterations needed. It reaped results in 2008.

Another Academic AllAmerican. http://www.bismarcktribune.com/articles/20...ocal/185729.txt

The coaches have stated over the past year that two positions are extremely hard to recruit for, because of rarity. Natural defensive tackles and natural fullbacks. I have no idea how the fullbacks on the roster are projected in the scheme of the future. Is that a dead position at this time and those currently on the roster will be moved to other positions? I was nervous as a prostitute in church last year about landing future DTs. Looking at the recruit list for 2010 shows few DTs. What gives in the way of 'natural' DTs for the Huskers? What is our chance landing a natural like tSUHnami in this cycle or the next? Or are the top programs going to continue their stranglehold on the naturals and keep Nebraska on the outside for the near future?

Bob Stoops is the only coach in the B12 that can, consistently at this time, go head to head with ND and UT and have a chance at this time. Bo is probably 2 years out on this. Don't start a fight with me. I used the phrase 'consistently at this time'.

I haven't taken the time to determine chronological order, but. For some time I've also noticed north schools offering the same recruits. I thought perhaps it was an effort to deny a north opponent a very good potential player so they would have to take a lesser quality. With the hundreds of potential recruits it obviously seems to be more that mere coincidence. And of course, we've gone against Oklahoma from Bill's tenure through Bo's seeking some of the same recruits. Without much luck recently. See Travis Lewis and OK's recent quarterback recruit. The day we clear that hurdle will be a day of infamy(sorta).

Be sure and read page #2 of the above link. The previous AD was also cleaning up pretty good with KSU paying him consulting fees earlier. And there were people asking for Pearlman's head after the Pederson/Cal fiasco. KSU is in train wreck mode. Bill Snyder doesn't have enough cardio left to get the football program back on track. And . . . that is just one of the athletic department's issues.

http://www.kansascity.com/385/story/1207850.html

Probably overall, Coach Cal's classes run 40 to 50% of recruits that minimally contribute. In all fairness, isn't that about average for all schools? 04 recruiting class: http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/Verbals04.htm fun reading for class of o4: http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/recruitsumm04.htm more reading for 04: http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/2004recruit.htm everything you want to know about the 2005 class: http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/2005recruit.htm everything you want to know about the 2006 class: http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/2006recruit.htm for the 2007 class: http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/2007recruit.htm for this guy's entire site. It may not be complete but he did do a lot of work. http://www.huskerrecruiting.net/

if Zac Lee needs to move a television be sure and give him a hand. http://www.huskerpedia.com/huskerdan/20090424dan.html