Mavric

State record holder in the 110 hurdles from North Platte St. Pat's

This is the first time I've seen a recruiting-industry person admit this. They almost always like to say "but there are so many more three-stars, of course there are more three-stars drafted." Which is, of course, true. But the part they usually ignore is the five-stars are supposed to be the can't-miss guys. Best of the best. There are usually 30-35 five-stars in each class. Which means there should be about the same number eligible for the draft each year. If you got people to look at the five-stars in each recruiting class and say they have about a 50/50 chance of being a bust, no one would believe you. But it's the truth. And the four-stars being only about a 25% chance of really panning out is interesting as well. Although there are more four-stars than draft picks so that's not quite as telling.

10.69 100 meters 22.91 200 meters

Player: Luke Emmerich Hometown: Monticello, Minnesota School: Monticello Position: Wide Receiver, Safety Height: 6-2 Weight: 195 Power 5 Offers: Boston College, California, Iowa State, Michigan State, Nebraska, Utah, Washington, Washington State, Wisconsin Visits: 4/27/24 - Spring Game Twitter 247 Composite: On3 Consensus: Rivals: 247: #139 ATH; On3: ESPN: Hudl

But I'm sure none of his teammates will bring it up.

Pretty good time for 200+ pounds.

Technically 2004 was 40.4/59.6. I appreciate the info, though.

Would have been handy if he stuck with his Husker commitment last year...

I'm sure in the Callahan days but...