SIGNED (2013) PG Tai Webster

[Husker_Power]

Player: Tai Webster

Hometown: Auckland, New Zealand

School: Westlake Boys High School

AAU: NZ Breakers

Position: PG

Height: 6'3

Weight:

Offers: Nebraska, LSU, Pittsburgh, St. Mary's, SMU, Virginia, Wake Forest,

Rivals:NR

Scout:NA

24/7:NA

ESPN:NA

 

[Haspula]

Really want this kid

 

[NUance]

REALLY WANT!

 

[Minnesota_husker]

This would be an epic get!

Our 2013 class is looking very solid.. No, we dont have any 5 star kids but we have a group of kids that i think will flourish in to a STRONG core for the future.

 

[BigRedBuster]

Just heard on the radio that he committed to Nebraska. Is this true?

 

[Huskertrapper]

I just heard that also, hope its true!

 

[BigRedBuster]

How good is this kid? I personally like it that he is coming from Europe because they play a much more fundamentally sound brand of basketball than in the US.

But, none of the recruiting sites have him rated.

 

[74Hunter]

How good is this kid? I personally like it that he is coming from Europe because they play a much more fundamentally sound brand of basketball than in the US.
But, none of the recruiting sites have him rated.

New Zealand, not Europe

 

[flatwaterfan]

Confirmed by LJS! Great get!

http://journalstar.c...19bb2963f4.html

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[HuskerBowhunter]

Scored 42 in the Championship game of the u19 as a 17 year old. I know it is Bleacher Report but a good article

http://bleacherrepor...op-kiwi-recruit

 

[Haspula]

Nice! Class is looking great

 

[BigRedBuster]

How good is this kid? I personally like it that he is coming from Europe because they play a much more fundamentally sound brand of basketball than in the US.
But, none of the recruiting sites have him rated.

New Zealand, not Europe

Ahhh.....my stupid comment.

 

[BigRedBuster]

I like his offer list. It has some much more established programs than Nebraska like Wake Forest and LSU.

 

[Comish]

Big Time Get................the Smiles Train is rollin'..........

 

[Lil' Red]

ESPN's Fraschilla says that he would be a top 25 recruit if he was playing in the U.S.

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