CB Brendan Radley-Hiles [Oklahoma - Signed LOI]

[Ratt Mhule]

He's a big fish in a big pond. He's played at the highest level of HS football his whole career, and dominated it. He's gone to the biggest camps/competitions, and dominated them. Need more dudes with that mentality. 

My point is high school ball does not compare to college ball. Like I said, it wasnt anything negative towards him. 

 

[swmohusker]

My point is high school ball does not compare to college ball. Like I said, it wasnt anything negative towards him. 

 I would say the level he is playing at cant be too far from the WR's he will face in the big ten west.  

 

[ADS]

Sounds solid to me.

 

[Melby]

My point is high school ball does not compare to college ball. Like I said, it wasnt anything negative towards him. 

Have you seen IMG players or who they play?  He is playing against guys who will be starting at P5 programs next year or the year after.  IMG could probably beat a handful of low level P5 programs, imo.

 

[Warrior10]

Weighing 186/187 is encouraging.

 

[Ratt Mhule]

Have you seen IMG players or who they play?  He is playing against guys who will be starting at P5 programs next year or the year after.  IMG could probably beat a handful of low level P5 programs, imo.

Im sure he plays against very talented players.  But that still doesn't mean there will not be a learning curve in college.  Maybe a big one (1 year), maybe a small one (1-4 games) but Im not expecting him to come here and be a lockdown corner his freshman year.  He will be going up against receivers from OSU, Michigan, MSU, Wisconsin, etc that have been in the college system (games, practices, S&C programs, film study)for four years.  Lamar Jackson was a very talented and sought after player and he is still trying to get his feet under him in year 2.

 

[ScottyIce]

Interview says it all. He is N 100%

 

[MyBloodIsRed16]

"I'll be back home for Wisconsin"

 

[wiuhusker]

Im sure he plays against very talented players.  But that still doesn't mean there will not be a learning curve in college.  Maybe a big one (1 year), maybe a small one (1-4 games) but Im not expecting him to come here and be a lockdown corner his freshman year.  He will be going up against receivers from OSU, Michigan, MSU, Wisconsin, etc that have been in the college system (games, practices, S&C programs, film study)for four years.  Lamar Jackson was a very talented and sought after player and he is still trying to get his feet under him in year 2.

I understand what you're trying to say here but you really can't compare Lamar and Bookie. Lamar came in having spent his whole HS career at safety. Having to change positions and now learn his 2nd defense in 2 years is tough on anyone no matter how talented they are. 

 

[seaofred92]

is he signing in December?

 

[wiuhusker]

is he signing in December?

I think I read somewhere that he was originally planning on it. Might change though with the rumors that have been swirling. 

 

[seaofred92]

I think I read somewhere that he was originally planning on it. Might change though with the rumors that have been swirling. 

boy that would be a ridiculously nerve-racking month of waiting between early enrolling and if there's no LOI

 

[Warrior10]

Signing in Dec. 

 

[Huskers93-97]

https://www.landof10.com/nebraska/nebraska-commit-brendan-radley-hiles-diary-family-everything?utm_campaign=SF_Landof10_Neb&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social

Latest article. But yes I agree watching that video he is 100% N. Def the most pro N he has sounded in awhile. Tutt and Parsons would be great addition.

 

[ScottyIce]

Bookie is definitely an early-enrollee, which will make the Spring Game awesome.